Patents Assigned to Municipal Enterprises Ltd.
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Patent number: 11633675Abstract: A remediation plant for remediating drilling mud, cuttings, and fluids. The preferred plant includes a reboiler that is adapted to provide heat to the drilling mud, cuttings, and fluid, a mud drum that is operatively connected to the reboiler, a distillation column that is operatively connected to the reboiler, a heat exchanger that is operatively connected to the reboiler, a condenser that is operatively connected to the distillation column, a condenser tank that is operatively connected to the condenser, an oil-water separator that is operatively connected to the condenser tank, and a pump that is operatively connected to the oil-water separator. The preferred remediation plant is adapted to remove synthetic drilling fluid from drilling mud, cuttings, and fluids. A method for remediating drilling mud, cuttings, and fluid.Type: GrantFiled: February 6, 2019Date of Patent: April 25, 2023Assignees: Astec, Inc., Municipal Enterprises Ltd.Inventors: Wendell Feltman, Patrick Rooney, Jerry Scott, Kevin Risley, Bob Reed, Dusty McNabb
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Patent number: 11484832Abstract: A carbon reduction assembly adapted for use with wet and dry coal combustion products (“CCPs”). The assembly includes a direct-fired carbon reduction section having a dry material inlet device that is adapted to receive the dry CCPs and a direct-fired carbon reduction section burner unit that is adapted to reduce carbon content in the dry CCPs. The assembly also includes a direct-fired dryer section that is operatively connected with the direct-fired carbon reduction section and has a wet material inlet device that is adapted to receive the wet CCPs and a direct-fired dryer section drum that is adapted to dry the wet CCPs. The assembly further includes a control unit that is operatively connected with the carbon reduction section and the dryer section. An amount of hot gas generated by the carbon reduction section is conveyed to the dryer section, and the assembly is adapted to produce dry fly ash.Type: GrantFiled: January 7, 2022Date of Patent: November 1, 2022Assignees: Astee, Inc., Municipal Enterprises Ltd.Inventors: Wendell Feltman, Kevin Risley, Patrick Rooney, Jerry Scott, Devin Frank Whitehead, Malcolm Leland Swanson
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Publication number: 20220212142Abstract: A carbon reduction assembly adapted for use with wet and dry coal combustion products (“CCPs”). The assembly includes a direct-fired carbon reduction section having a dry material inlet device that is adapted to receive the dry CCPs and a direct-fired carbon reduction section burner unit that is adapted to reduce carbon content in the dry CCPs. The assembly also includes a direct-fired dryer section that is operatively connected with the direct-fired carbon reduction section and has a wet material inlet device that is adapted to receive the wet CCPs and a direct-fired dryer section drum that is adapted to dry the wet CCPs. The assembly further includes a control unit that is operatively connected with the carbon reduction section and the dryer section. An amount of hot gas generated by the carbon reduction section is conveyed to the dryer section, and the assembly is adapted to produce dry fly ash.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 7, 2022Publication date: July 7, 2022Applicants: Astec, Inc., Municipal Enterprises Ltd.Inventors: Wendell Feltman, Kevin Risley, Patrick Rooney, Jerry Scott, Devin Frank Whitehead, Malcolm Leland Swanson
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Publication number: 20210023473Abstract: A remediation plant for remediating drilling mud, cuttings, and fluids. The preferred plant includes a reboiler that is adapted to provide heat to the drilling mud, cuttings, and fluid, a mud drum that is operatively connected to the reboiler, a distillation column that is operatively connected to the reboiler, a heat exchanger that is operatively connected to the reboiler, a condenser that is operatively connected to the distillation column, a condenser tank that is operatively connected to the condenser, an oil-water separator that is operatively connected to the condenser tank, and a pump that is operatively connected to the oil-water separator. The preferred remediation plant is adapted to remove synthetic drilling fluid from drilling mud, cuttings, and fluids. A method for remediating drilling mud, cuttings, and fluid.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 6, 2019Publication date: January 28, 2021Applicants: Astec, Inc., Municipal Enterprises Ltd.Inventors: Wendell Feltman, Patrick Rooney, Jerry Scott, Kevin Risley, Bob Reed, Dusty McNabb