Patents by Inventor Ryan Malone
Ryan Malone has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Publication number: 20260193950Abstract: Systems and methods for quantifying sand and gas discharge in a sand discharge cycle and controlling a sand evacuation process of an oil and gas well system is disclosed. Sensors including at least pressure transducers and a density meter may be disposed along a discharge line and configured to detect data indicative of the flow of a discharge fluid in the discharge line. The data may be analyzed to determine a pressure differential across a discharge control valve and a density of the discharge fluid. Furthermore, a discharge fluid flowrate, a discharge volume, a discharge sand weight, and a gas discharge quantity may be estimated. Open amount and time settings of the discharge control valve may be adjusted for the next evacuation cycle based on the weight of the discharged sand and the gas discharge quantity.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 7, 2025Publication date: July 9, 2026Inventors: Julian Keihany, Ryan Malone, Eric Rasmussen, Tommy Thammavongsa
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Patent number: 12521649Abstract: The present disclosure is directed to a separation system having a first inlet line through which a multiphase fluid is directed; a first separator connected to the first inlet line, the first separator being configured to separate the fluid into a heavy fraction primarily comprising solids and a light fraction primarily comprising gas, oil and water, the first separator comprising a heavy fraction outlet for discharge of the heavy fraction and a light fraction outlet for discharge of the light fraction; a heavy fraction outlet line connected to the heavy fraction outlet; a light fraction outlet line connected to the light fraction outlet; a second inlet line connected to the light fraction outlet line; a second separator connected to the second inlet line, the second separator being configured to separate the light fraction into separate gas, oil and water fractions, and the second separator comprising a gas outlet for discharge of the gas fraction, an oil outlet for discharge of the oil fraction, and a wateType: GrantFiled: September 23, 2022Date of Patent: January 13, 2026Inventors: Ryan Malone, Eric Joseph Rasmussen, Isabel Chan, Victor van Asperen, Sander Guido Baaren
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Publication number: 20250075217Abstract: The disclosure relates to RNA agents targeting LRP1 receptor modified for targeted delivery to the brain and/or the eye. The present invention provides modified double stranded ribonucleic acid (dsRNAi) agents conjugated to a peptide ligand, as well as methods of modulating the expression of a target gene in a CNS cell or tissue and/or an ocular cell or tissue and methods of treating subjects having a CNS and/or an ocular disease or disorder using such dsRNAi agents.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 29, 2022Publication date: March 6, 2025Applicant: ALNYLAM PHARMACEUTICALS, INC.Inventors: JAYAPRAKASH K. NAIR, BHAUMIK A. PANDYA, SCOTT P. LENTINI, RYAN MALONE, HAIYAN PENG, ELENA CASTELLANOS-RIZALDOS, CHRISTOPHER S. THEILE, SHIGEO MATSUDA, MARTIN A. MAIER, VASANT R. JADHAV, KEVIN FITZGERALD, MARK NEIL TOLENTINO, IVAN ZLATEV
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Patent number: 11938422Abstract: One illustrative system disclosed herein includes a separator vessel that is adapted to separate solids particles from a flow of a multi-phase fluid, a differential pressure sensing system that is adapted to measure a differential pressure of a column of the multi-phase fluid in the separator vessel and a control system that is adapted to determine at least one of a level, volume or weight of the separated solids particles within the separator vessel based upon at least the measured differential pressure of the column of the multi-phase fluid in the separator vessel.Type: GrantFiled: March 31, 2020Date of Patent: March 26, 2024Assignee: FMC Technologies, Inc.Inventors: Ryan Malone, Sander Baaren, Eric Rasmussen, Richard Minter
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Publication number: 20230374901Abstract: A vapor pressure monitoring system may include a plurality of sensors disposed on equipment at a processing facility during one or more stages of refining and/or processing fluids. The plurality of sensors may be configured to monitor one or more properties of the fluid. In addition, one or more transmitters may be configured to transmit the one or more properties from the plurality of sensors to a computer system. The computer system may be configured to determine vapor pressure of the fluids based on the one or more fluid properties.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 5, 2021Publication date: November 23, 2023Applicant: FMC Technologies, Inc.Inventors: Sander Baaren, Ryan Malone, Eric Rasmussen, Victor Van Asperen
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Publication number: 20230013295Abstract: The present disclosure is directed to a separation system having a first inlet line through which a multiphase fluid is directed; a first separator connected to the first inlet line, the first separator being configured to separate the fluid into a heavy fraction primarily comprising solids and a light fraction primarily comprising gas, oil and water, the first separator comprising a heavy fraction outlet for discharge of the heavy fraction and a light fraction outlet for discharge of the light fraction; a heavy fraction outlet line connected to the heavy fraction outlet; a light fraction outlet line connected to the light fraction outlet; a second inlet line connected to the light fraction outlet line; a second separator connected to the second inlet line, the second separator being configured to separate the light fraction into separate gas, oil and water fractions, and the second separator comprising a gas outlet for discharge of the gas fraction, an oil outlet for discharge of the oil fraction, and a wateType: ApplicationFiled: September 23, 2022Publication date: January 19, 2023Inventors: Ryan Malone, Eric Joseph Rasmussen, Isabel Chan, Victor van Asperen, Sander Guido Baaren
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Patent number: 11473415Abstract: A system for separating a multiphase well stream into a solids fraction, a water fraction, an oil fraction and a gas fraction includes a transportable support surface; a solids separator which is mounted on the support surface and is configured to receive the multiphase well stream and separate the well stream into a first heavy fraction primarily comprising the solids fraction and a first light fraction primarily comprising the gas, oil and water fractions; and a multiphase fluid separator which is mounted on the support surface and includes a first separator section and a second separator section which is positioned vertically below and connected directly to the first separator section. The first separator section is configured to receive the first light fraction and separate the first light fraction into a second light fraction primarily comprising the gas fraction and a second heavy fraction primarily comprising the oil and water fractions.Type: GrantFiled: June 23, 2017Date of Patent: October 18, 2022Inventors: Ryan Malone, Eric Joseph Rasmussen, Isabel Chan, Victor van Asperen, Sander Guido Baaren
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Publication number: 20210299595Abstract: One illustrative system disclosed herein includes a separator vessel that is adapted to separate solids particles from a flow of a multi-phase fluid, a differential pressure sensing system that is adapted to measure a differential pressure of a column of the multi-phase fluid in the separator vessel and a control system that is adapted to determine at least one of a level, volume or weight of the separated solids particles within the separator vessel based upon at least the measured differential pressure of the column of the multi-phase fluid in the separator vessel.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 31, 2020Publication date: September 30, 2021Inventors: Ryan Malone, Sander Baaren, Eric Rasmussen, Richard Minter
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Publication number: 20210252431Abstract: A system (100) includes a separator vessel (134) that is adapted to separate solids particles (192) from a flow of a multi-phase fluid (190), a level sensor (154) that is coupled to the separator vessel (134), wherein the level sensor (154) includes a viscosity sensor that is adapted to measure changes in the viscosity of a fluid mixture that includes the solids particles (192) that are separated from the flow of multi-phase fluid (190) by the separator vessel (134), and a control system (160) that is adapted to determine a level of the separated solids particles (192) accumulated in the separator vessel (134) from the changes in the viscosity of the fluid mixture measured by the viscosity sensor.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 12, 2019Publication date: August 19, 2021Applicant: FMC Technologies, Inc.Inventors: Ryan Malone, Eric Rasmussen, Sander Baaren
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Publication number: 20200141221Abstract: A system for separating a multiphase well stream into a solids fraction, a water fraction, an oil fraction and a gas fraction includes a transportable support surface; a solids separator which is mounted on the support surface and is configured to receive the multiphase well stream and separate the well stream into a first heavy fraction primarily comprising the solids fraction and a first light fraction primarily comprising the gas, oil and water fractions; and a multiphase fluid separator which is mounted on the support surface and includes a first separator section and a second separator section which is positioned vertically below and connected directly to the first separator section. The first separator section is configured to receive the first light fraction and separate the first light fraction into a second light fraction primarily comprising the gas fraction and a second heavy fraction primarily comprising the oil and water fractions.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 23, 2017Publication date: May 7, 2020Inventors: Ryan Malone, Eric Joseph Rasmussen, Kelly Ciprick, Isabel Chan, Victor van Asperen, Sander Guido Baaren