Patents Assigned to Terre Hill Silo Company
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Patent number: 7121766Abstract: An underground structure liner based upon an inflatable liner structure. An acid resistant layer is the innermost layer of an inflatable liner, and the liner is coated with epoxy resin on its outermost surface, the surface which contacts the existing walls of the underground structure. The outermost coated surface of the liner is constructed with a fibrous fleece layer for better retention of the epoxy and better adhesion of the epoxy to the walls of the underground structure. An added feature of the liner is a structure which also seals the liner to pipes entering the underground structure.Type: GrantFiled: January 24, 2003Date of Patent: October 17, 2006Assignee: Terre Hill Silo CompanyInventors: Hans De Bruijn, Michael D. Zeiber
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Patent number: 6676832Abstract: The apparatus is a surface water purifying catch basin which uses a lamella separator to separate out fine sediment and a separate chamber to trap heavy debris, oil, and floating debris. The surface water enters an inlet chamber which is separated from a settling chamber by a divider wall that has a lower opening between the chambers and a higher overflow. The inlet chamber traps floating contaminates and those that are heavier than the water. The opening between the chambers permits the surface water to flow into and through the lamella separator. The catch basin exit is from the settling chamber, but the water can reach the exit only through the lamella separator that separates out the fine sediment in the water. All of the accumulated contaminates can be removed through access holes in the top of the catch basin.Type: GrantFiled: January 5, 2002Date of Patent: January 13, 2004Assignee: Terre Hill Silo CompanyInventors: Hans de Bruijn, Dennis C. Kohl, David Schollenberger
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Publication number: 20030127379Abstract: The apparatus is a surface water purifying catch basin which uses a lamella separator to separate out fine sediment and a separate chamber to trap heavy debris, oil, and floating debris. The surface water enters an inlet chamber which is separated from a settling chamber by a divider wall that has a lower opening between the chambers and a higher overflow. The inlet chamber traps floating contaminates and those that are heavier than the water. The opening between the chambers permits the surface water to flow into and through the lamella separator. The catch basin exit is from the settling chamber, but the water can reach the exit only through the lamella separator that separates out the fine sediment in the water. All of the accumulated contaminates can be removed through access holes in the top of the catch basin.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 5, 2002Publication date: July 10, 2003Applicant: Terre Hill Silo CompanyInventors: Hans De Bruijn, Dennis C. Kohl, David Shollenberger
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Patent number: 6540439Abstract: The apparatus is an underground structure liner based upon an inflatable liner structure. An acid resistant layer is the innermost layer of an inflatable liner, and the liner is coated with epoxy resin on its outermost surface, the surface which contacts the existing walls of the underground structure. The outermost coated surface of the liner is constructed with a fibrous fleece layer for retention of the epoxy and adhesion of the epoxy to the walls of the underground structure. An added feature of the liner is a structure which also seals the liner to pipes entering the underground structure.Type: GrantFiled: February 8, 2002Date of Patent: April 1, 2003Assignee: Terre Hill Silo CompanyInventors: Hans De Bruijn, Michael D. Zeiber
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Patent number: 6540438Abstract: The apparatus is an underground structure liner based upon an inflatable liner structure. An acid resistant layer is the innermost layer of an inflatable liner, and the liner is coated with epoxy resin on its outermost surface, the surface which contacts the existing walls of the underground structure. The outermost coated surface of the liner is constructed with a fibrous fleece layer for retention of the epoxy and adhesion of the epoxy to the walls of the underground structure. An added feature of the liner is a structure which also seals the liner to pipes entering the underground structure.Type: GrantFiled: February 8, 2002Date of Patent: April 1, 2003Assignee: Terre Hill Silo CompanyInventors: Hans De Bruijn, Michael D. Zeiber
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Publication number: 20020094242Abstract: The disclosure is for an underground structure liner based upon an inflatable liner structure. An acid resistant layer is the innermost layer of an inflatable liner, and the liner is coated with epoxy resin on its outermost surface, the surface which contacts the existing walls of the underground structure. The outermost coated surface of the liner is constructed with a fibrous fleece layer for better retention of the epoxy and better adhesion of the epoxy to the walls of the underground structure. An added feature of the liner is a structure which also seals the liner to pipes entering the underground structure.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 8, 2002Publication date: July 18, 2002Applicant: Terre Hill Silo CompanyInventors: Hans De Bruijn, Michael D. Zeiber
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Publication number: 20020071723Abstract: The disclosure is for an underground structure liner based upon an inflatable liner structure. An acid resistant layer is the innermost layer of an inflatable liner, and the liner is coated with epoxy resin on its outermost surface, the surface which contacts the existing walls of the underground structure. The outermost coated surface of the liner is constructed with a fibrous fleece layer for better retention of the epoxy and better adhesion of the epoxy to the walls of the underground structure. An added feature of the liner is a structure which also seals the liner to pipes entering the underground structure.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 8, 2002Publication date: June 13, 2002Applicant: Terre Hill Silo CompanyInventors: Hans De Bruijn, Michael D. Zeiber