Abstract: A method for determining the oil and grease concentration of aqueous solutions on offshore facilities without having to ship the aqueous solutions to shore-based laboratories for analysis. The method generally involves a liquid-liquid extraction procedure, where a concentration of oil and grease extracted from a known volume of aqueous solution is determined using a pair of weighing devices, which are connected to a common computer which is capable of processing synchronized data points received from the two weighing devices. The first weighing device is a control scale upon which a reference mass having a known weight is placed. The second weighing device is a sample scale upon which the extracted oil and grease will be placed.

Abstract: A sub-soil wastewater treatment vessel, especially for wastewater produced by single family residences and small businesses and the like. The vessel is divided into at least three contiguous chambers by at least two transverse walls, forming at least two contiguous aeration chambers and a clarifier chamber. Wastewater flows into the first aeration chamber via an influent line, thence through an opening in the first transverse wall into the second aeration chamber. From there, wastewater flows through passages at the bottom of the second transverse wall into the clarifier chamber. Air is supplied to the first and second aeration chambers via low pressure diffuser lines. Three inclined surfaces within the clarifier chamber direct solids through passages in the second transverse wall back into the second aeration chamber for further processing. An effluent line connected to the clarifier chamber permits wastewater outflow.

Abstract: The present invention provides a heat dissipating housing for electronic circuits and associated components, wherein the housing includes a top, two side panels, and a bottom to form a cavity or chamber for installing therein electronic circuit boards and the like. A first end panel and a second end panel, which are attached to opposite ends of the housing, complete the housing enclosure. For superior heat dissipation efficiency, a fan or other air moving device is attached to the housing to move air through the housing. The housing structure and the electronic components positioned therein are configured so as to direct the cooling air in multiple passes through the housing in a serpentine manner before exiting the housing. The multiple pass feature of the present invention provides superior cooling for the electronic components installed inside the housing.