Abstract: Air handling system including a heat recovery means including blowers and dampers for controlling air flow and a desiccant wheel movable into and out of the air stream to selectively recover heat from exhaust air and transfer it to outside air. The air handlling system may also include an air conditioning system and an economizer inclulding dampers to control recirculated air and inlet and exhaust air.

Abstract: A two story building provided by modules which may be shipped with one or both stories collapsed and with plumbing manifolds factory installed in the base frame and in the ceiling-floor between stories.

Abstract: A round duct and apparatus and method of forming the duct in which the side edges of the duct are formed to interlock when the duct is folded and the flap is secured in place to provide support when the finishing duct tape is applied to seal the flap and complete the joint.

Abstract: A building system in which knock-down buildings are shipped in stacked packages. The skids are standard width for loading on an oil field trailer and cooperating with guides on the trailer. The buildings have a greater width dimension than the skid and outriggers extend outwardly from the skid to support stacking plates between stacked skids at spaced points on each side of the building.

Abstract: The disclosure relates to a high chair restraining means for infants. It consists of a bumper for extending across the front of the seat of a high chair and attachment of the bumper to the vertical posts of a chair. The attachment means provides a bumper that is held against fore and aft movement in the chair. The attachment means illustrated are straps secured to the posts and a bumper carrying dowels with hook for attachment to the posts.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for producing wells in which the tubing and casing are used as electrical conduits for a centrifugal pump in the well and single phase A. C. or D. C. current is supplied to the well and converted to three phase current at the pump motor.

Abstract: Method and apparatus for pressurizing the top of the valve member of a subsurface safety to equalized pressure thereacross and assist in opening the valve. The apparatus includes a chamber filled with fluid under pressure which is admitted in to the space between the apparatus and a valve when landed in the valve to pressurized the valve. A spring loaded prong on the apparatus urges the valve member of the safety valve to open position. A latch is included which will bypass a top landing nipple and land in a second landing nipple. The subsurface safety valve is provided with means for filling its spring chamber with liquid with the valve closed. When the safety valve is open the spring chamber is isolated to protect the chamber from flow of fluids and solids.

Abstract: A duct closure machine for closing duct board into duct with tape which can close duct having four or more sides. Duct board is moved through the machine by a single source of power driving upper and lower rollers with the lower set of rollers movable to accomodate duct of different size. The tape applicator is shiftable laterally to apply tape to duct of different number of sides such as ten sides. The tape applicator is controlled with a simple power circuit in which power to cut off the tape is only applied for a brief time as the completed duct passes through the machine.

Abstract: A valve employing a coupling disk to rotate the valve member so that rotative force is applied to the valve member in a direction away from the seat during opening of the valve and/or in a direction toward the seat during closing of the valve. Closing force is provided by a spring in a dome chamber and a gas charge in the dome chamber. A float valve controls fluid entry into the dome chamber to trap the gas charge therein while permitting the introduction of liquid from a balance-closure assist line to increase the pressure of the gas charge and assist in closing the valve member.

Abstract: A sealing liner is provided with incorporated reaction ring, including two circular substantially concentric sealing elements, namely: a static sealing element and a dynamic sealing element these two elements being connected together by a sealed membrane. The dynamic sealing element has an annular housing containing a resilient deformable bed against which a reaction ring is held applied.

Abstract: Method and apparatus for pressurizing the top of the valve member of a subsurface safety to equalized pressure thereacross and assist in opening the valve. The apparatus includes a chamber filled with fluid under pressure which is admitted in to the space between the apparatus and a valve when landed in the valve to pressurized the valve. A spring loaded prong on the apparatus urges the valve member of the safety valve to open position. A latch is included which will bypass a top landing nipple and land in a second landing nipple. The subsurface safety valve is provided with means for filling its spring chamber with liquid with the valve closed. When the safety valve is open the spring chamber is isolated to protect the chamber from flow of fluids and solids.

Abstract: A roof mounting curb which may have its sides formed with hinge ears and hinge pin inserted into the ears to secure the curb sides to each other. Slots are provided in the curb sides and may be provided in the duct supports to position the duct supports.

Abstract: The disclosure relates to a high chair restraining assembly for infants that may be used in lieu of traditional seat belts, etc. The High Chair Baby Seater consists of a large wooden dowel or similar suitable material that is placed under the infant's legs and secured to the sides of the high chair by way of two hooks and a resilient connection attached to small dowels inside the large dowel. The Baby Seater can fit various sizes of high chairs and remain comfortable and safe for the infant.

Abstract: A tubing guide provides a window for installing or removing equipment on a tubing. The guide has pipe guards which are mounted for swinging movement to and away from support position and provides for easy installation and removal of inserts in the upper and lower beams to which the pipe guards are attached when guiding tubing.

Abstract: Method and apparatus for drilling wells in which the annulus between the casing and drill string is sealed below the kelly and blowout preventers and drilling fluid returns are conducted from below the seal to the exterior through the drilling head. The annulus may be controlled below the seal to permit lubricating the seal through the blowout preventers while maintaining the well under complete control. A surface controlled subsurface valve may control drilling fluid returns.

Abstract: A well pump assembly suspended by a cable from the surface. The assembly includes a subsurface safety valve and a packer. The packer is hydraulically set and released.

Abstract: A valve employing a coupling disk to rotate the valve member so that rotative force is applied to the valve member in a direction away from the seat during opening of the valve and/or in a direction toward the seat during closing of the valve. Closing force is provided by a spring in a dome chamber and a gas charge in the dome chamber. A float valve controls fluid entry into the dome chamber to trap the gas charge therein while permitting the introduction of liquid from a balance-closure assist line to increase the pressure of the gas charge and assist in closing the valve member.

Abstract: A subsurface slide valve and flapper valve controlled by a single actuator responsive to control pressure from the surface. A shifting tool landable in a landing nipple and in response to pressure in the tubing first extending dogs to contact the actuator and then shifting the dogs downwardly to move the actuator to valve open position.

Abstract: An enhanced oil recovery well system and method providing for simultaneous heated vapor or hot liquid injection of usually water into one or more formations in a well through a single conduit. The well system utilizes injection mandrels selected to provide drier steam or wetter steam and hot water to inject for best recovery from a particular formation. One injection mandrel separates and collects wetter steam and hot water from injected steam flow and directs the wet steam and hot water flow through the mandrel while directing steam flow into a formation. The other mandrel has upper and lower means for separating and collecting wet steam and hot water and directs wet steam and hot water flow into a formation while directing steam flow through the mandrel. More than one mandrel may be used for each formation and control means may be installed in either mandrel to control flow into formations. Well systems are monitored and controlled for efficient operation and recovery.