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    Separator
    2.
    发明授权
    Separator 有权
    分隔器

    公开(公告)号：US09248401B2

    公开(公告)日：2016-02-02

    申请号：US14444623

    申请日：2014-07-28

    申请人： E. Todd Wiggins ,  D. Jeffrey Hill ,  J. Scott Hill

    发明人： E. Todd Wiggins ,  D. Jeffrey Hill ,  J. Scott Hill

    IPC分类号： B01D53/26

    CPC分类号： B01D53/263

    摘要： A separator including a vessel, a tray assembly positioned within the vessel, and a wall structure arranged to accumulate a first liquid and a second liquid. A first automatic drain valve is operable to automatically allow liquid accumulated above a first liquid outlet to pass from the vessel in such a way as to maintain a volume of the first liquid above the first automatic drain valve to create a liquid seal over the first automatic drain valve, and a second automatic drain valve is operable to automatically allow liquid accumulated above the level of an open upper end of the wall structure to pass from the vessel in such a way as to maintain a volume of the second liquid above the second automatic drain valve to create a liquid seal over the second automatic drain valve.

    摘要翻译： 一种分离器，包括容器，位于容器内的托盘组件和布置成积聚第一液体和第二液体的壁结构。 第一自动排水阀可操作以自动允许积聚在第一液体出口上方的液体从容器通过，以便将第一液体的体积保持在第一自动排水阀上方以在第一自动排水阀上方产生液体密封 排水阀和第二自动排水阀可操作以自动允许积聚在壁结构的敞开的上端的高度以上的液体从容器中流出，以使第二液体的体积保持在第二自动 排水阀，以在第二个自动排水阀上产生液体密封。

    SEPARATOR
    6.
    发明申请
    SEPARATOR 审中-公开
    分隔器

    公开(公告)号：US20150041998A1

    公开(公告)日：2015-02-12

    申请号：US14444623

    申请日：2014-07-28

    申请人： E. Todd Wiggins ,  D. Jeffrey Hill ,  J. Scott Hill

    发明人： E. Todd Wiggins ,  D. Jeffrey Hill ,  J. Scott Hill

    IPC分类号： B01D53/26

    CPC分类号： B01D53/263

    摘要： A separator comprising a vessel, a tray assembly positioned within the vessel, and a wall structure arranged to accumulate a first liquid and a second liquid. A first automatic drain valve is operable to automatically allow liquid accumulated above a first liquid outlet to pass from the vessel in such a way as to maintain a volume of the first liquid above the first automatic drain valve to create a liquid seal over the first automatic drain valve, and a second automatic drain valve is operable to automatically allow liquid accumulated above the level of an open upper end of the wall structure to pass from the vessel in such a way as to maintain a volume of the second liquid above the second automatic drain valve to create a liquid seal over the second automatic drain valve.

    摘要翻译： 一种分离器，包括容器，位于容器内的托盘组件以及布置成积蓄第一液体和第二液体的壁结构。 第一自动排水阀可操作以自动允许积聚在第一液体出口上方的液体从容器通过，以便将第一液体的体积保持在第一自动排水阀上方以在第一自动排水阀上方产生液体密封 排水阀和第二自动排水阀可操作以自动允许积聚在壁结构的敞开的上端的高度以上的液体从容器中流出，以使第二液体的体积保持在第二自动 排水阀，以在第二个自动排水阀上产生液体密封。

    Flare stack adapted to heat incoming fuel
    7.
    发明授权
    Flare stack adapted to heat incoming fuel 有权
    适用于加热进入燃料的火炬烟囱

    公开(公告)号：US07981200B2

    公开(公告)日：2011-07-19

    申请号：US12907736

    申请日：2010-10-19

    申请人： E. Todd Wiggins ,  D. Jeffrey Hill

    发明人： E. Todd Wiggins ,  D. Jeffrey Hill

    IPC分类号： B01D53/14

    CPC分类号： F23N1/002 ,  F23G7/085 ,  F23J2213/203 ,  F23N2025/19 ,  F23N2025/21 ,  Y02E20/12

    摘要： A flare stack that preferably comprises a burner assembly, an exhaust stack, an housing, and a fuel line. The burner assembly burns a fuel to generate thermal energy and combustion byproducts. The exhaust stack is cooperatively associated with the burner assembly to direct the thermal energy and combustion byproducts away from the burner assembly. The housing at least partially defines a fluid-receiving chamber in thermal communication with the exhaust stack. The fluid-receiving chamber has a heat-transfer fluid disposed therein. The fuel line is in fluid communication with the burner assembly to deliver fuel to the burner assembly. At least a portion of the fuel line is in thermal communication with at least one of the exhaust stack, housing, or heat-transfer fluid to permit fuel in the fuel line to absorb thermal energy before reaching the burner assembly. In one embodiment, the burner assembly includes a pressure-variable burner to increase the rate of fuel consumption of the burner in relation to the pressure in the fuel line. In the preferred embodiment, the housing has an inlet and an outlet formed therethrough in fluid communication with the fluid-receiving chamber. The inlet permits heat-transfer fluid to flow into the fluid-receiving chamber to absorb thermal energy from the exhaust stack, and the outlet permits heat-transfer fluid to flow out of the fluid-receiving chamber.

    摘要翻译： 优选地包括燃烧器组件，排气叠层，壳体和燃料管线的火炬烟囱。 燃烧器组件燃烧燃料以产生热能和燃烧副产物。 废气堆叠与燃烧器组件协作地关联以将热能和燃烧副产物远离燃烧器组件。 壳体至少部分地限定与废气堆叠热连通的流体接收室。 流体接收室具有设置在其中的传热流体。 燃料管线与燃烧器组件流体连通以将燃料输送到燃烧器组件。 燃料管线的至少一部分与排气叠层，壳体或传热流体中的至少一个热连通，以允许燃料管线中的燃料在到达燃烧器组件之前吸收热能。 在一个实施例中，燃烧器组件包括压力可变燃烧器，以相对于燃料管线中的压力增加燃烧器的燃料消耗率。 在优选实施例中，壳体具有与流体接收室流体连通的通过其形成的入口和出口。 入口允许热传递流体流入流体接收室以吸收来自排气叠层的热能，并且出口允许热传递流体流出流体接收室。

    FLARE STACK ADAPTED TO HEAT INCOMING FUEL
    8.
    发明申请
    FLARE STACK ADAPTED TO HEAT INCOMING FUEL 有权
    适用于加热燃料的燃烧堆

    公开(公告)号：US20110030561A1

    公开(公告)日：2011-02-10

    申请号：US12907736

    申请日：2010-10-19

    申请人： E. Todd Wiggins ,  D. Jeffrey Hill

    发明人： E. Todd Wiggins ,  D. Jeffrey Hill

    IPC分类号： F23G7/08 ,  F23D14/66 ,  B01D53/14

    CPC分类号： F23N1/002 ,  F23G7/085 ,  F23J2213/203 ,  F23N2025/19 ,  F23N2025/21 ,  Y02E20/12

    摘要： A flare stack that preferably comprises a burner assembly, an exhaust stack, an housing, and a fuel line. The burner assembly burns a fuel to generate thermal energy and combustion byproducts. The exhaust stack is cooperatively associated with the burner assembly to direct the thermal energy and combustion byproducts away from the burner assembly. The housing at least partially defines a fluid-receiving chamber in thermal communication with the exhaust stack. The fluid-receiving chamber has a heat-transfer fluid disposed therein. The fuel line is in fluid communication with the burner assembly to deliver fuel to the burner assembly. At least a portion of the fuel line is in thermal communication with at least one of the exhaust stack, housing, or heat-transfer fluid to permit fuel in the fuel line to absorb thermal energy before reaching the burner assembly. In one embodiment, the burner assembly includes a pressure-variable burner to increase the rate of fuel consumption of the burner in relation to the pressure in the fuel line. In the preferred embodiment, the housing has an inlet and an outlet formed therethrough in fluid communication with the fluid-receiving chamber. The inlet permits heat-transfer fluid to flow into the fluid-receiving chamber to absorb thermal energy from the exhaust stack, and the outlet permits heat-transfer fluid to flow out of the fluid-receiving chamber.

    摘要翻译： 优选地包括燃烧器组件，排气叠层，壳体和燃料管线的火炬烟囱。 燃烧器组件燃烧燃料以产生热能和燃烧副产物。 废气堆叠与燃烧器组件协作地关联以将热能和燃烧副产物远离燃烧器组件。 壳体至少部分地限定与废气堆叠热连通的流体接收室。 流体接收室具有设置在其中的传热流体。 燃料管线与燃烧器组件流体连通以将燃料输送到燃烧器组件。 燃料管线的至少一部分与排气叠层，壳体或传热流体中的至少一个热连通，以允许燃料管线中的燃料在到达燃烧器组件之前吸收热能。 在一个实施例中，燃烧器组件包括压力可变燃烧器，以相对于燃料管线中的压力增加燃烧器的燃料消耗率。 在优选实施例中，壳体具有与流体接收室流体连通的通过其形成的入口和出口。 入口允许热传递流体流入流体接收室以吸收来自排气叠层的热能，并且出口允许热传递流体流出流体接收室。

    Flare Stack Adapted to Heat Incoming Fuel
    9.
    发明申请
    Flare Stack Adapted to Heat Incoming Fuel 有权
    火焰堆叠适应热量传入燃料

    公开(公告)号：US20090029303A1

    公开(公告)日：2009-01-29

    申请号：US11828006

    申请日：2007-07-25

    申请人： E. Todd Wiggins ,  D. Jeffrey Hill

    发明人： E. Todd Wiggins ,  D. Jeffrey Hill

    IPC分类号： F23D14/00

    CPC分类号： F23N1/002 ,  F23G7/085 ,  F23J2213/203 ,  F23N2025/19 ,  F23N2025/21 ,  Y02E20/12

    摘要： A flare stack that preferably comprises a burner assembly, an exhaust stack, an housing, and a fuel line. The burner assembly burns a fuel to generate thermal energy and combustion byproducts. The exhaust stack is cooperatively associated with the burner assembly to direct the thermal energy and combustion byproducts away from the burner assembly. The housing at least partially defines a fluid-receiving chamber in thermal communication with the exhaust stack. The fluid-receiving chamber has a heat-transfer fluid disposed therein. The fuel line is in fluid communication with the burner assembly to deliver fuel to the burner assembly. At least a portion of the fuel line is in thermal communication with at least one of the exhaust stack, housing, or heat-transfer fluid to permit fuel in the fuel line to absorb thermal energy before reaching the burner assembly. In one embodiment, the burner assembly includes a pressure-variable burner to increase the rate of fuel consumption of the burner in relation to the pressure in the fuel line. In the preferred embodiment, the housing has an inlet and an outlet formed therethrough in fluid communication with the fluid-receiving chamber. The inlet permits heat-transfer fluid to flow into the fluid-receiving chamber to absorb thermal energy from the exhaust stack, and the outlet permits heat-transfer fluid to flow out of the fluid-receiving chamber.

    摘要翻译： 优选地包括燃烧器组件，排气叠层，壳体和燃料管线的火炬烟囱。 燃烧器组件燃烧燃料以产生热能和燃烧副产物。 废气堆叠与燃烧器组件协作地关联以将热能和燃烧副产物远离燃烧器组件。 壳体至少部分地限定与废气堆叠热连通的流体接收室。 流体接收室具有设置在其中的传热流体。 燃料管线与燃烧器组件流体连通以将燃料输送到燃烧器组件。 燃料管线的至少一部分与排气叠层，壳体或传热流体中的至少一个热连通，以允许燃料管线中的燃料在到达燃烧器组件之前吸收热能。 在一个实施例中，燃烧器组件包括压力可变燃烧器，以相对于燃料管线中的压力增加燃烧器的燃料消耗率。 在优选实施例中，壳体具有与流体接收室流体连通的通过其形成的入口和出口。 入口允许热传递流体流入流体接收室以吸收来自排气叠层的热能，并且出口允许热传递流体流出流体接收室。

    Flare stack adapted to heat incoming fuel
    10.
    发明授权
    Flare stack adapted to heat incoming fuel 有权
    适用于加热进入燃料的火炬烟囱

    公开(公告)号：US07857898B2

    公开(公告)日：2010-12-28

    申请号：US11828006

    申请日：2007-07-25

    申请人： E. Todd Wiggins ,  D. Jeffrey Hill

    发明人： E. Todd Wiggins ,  D. Jeffrey Hill

    IPC分类号： B01D53/14

    CPC分类号： F23N1/002 ,  F23G7/085 ,  F23J2213/203 ,  F23N2025/19 ,  F23N2025/21 ,  Y02E20/12

    摘要： A flare stack that preferably comprises a burner assembly, an exhaust stack, an housing, and a fuel line. The burner assembly burns a fuel to generate thermal energy and combustion byproducts. The exhaust stack is cooperatively associated with the burner assembly to direct the thermal energy and combustion byproducts away from the burner assembly. The housing at least partially defines a fluid-receiving chamber in thermal communication with the exhaust stack. The fluid-receiving chamber has a heat-transfer fluid disposed therein. The fuel line is in fluid communication with the burner assembly to deliver fuel to the burner assembly. At least a portion of the fuel line is in thermal communication with at least one of the exhaust stack, housing, or heat-transfer fluid to permit fuel in the fuel line to absorb thermal energy before reaching the burner assembly. In one embodiment, the burner assembly includes a pressure-variable burner to increase the rate of fuel consumption of the burner in relation to the pressure in the fuel line. In the preferred embodiment, the housing has an inlet and an outlet formed therethrough in fluid communication with the fluid-receiving chamber. The inlet permits heat-transfer fluid to flow into the fluid-receiving chamber to absorb thermal energy from the exhaust stack, and the outlet permits heat-transfer fluid to flow out of the fluid-receiving chamber.

    摘要翻译： 优选地包括燃烧器组件，排气叠层，壳体和燃料管线的火炬烟囱。 燃烧器组件燃烧燃料以产生热能和燃烧副产物。 废气堆叠与燃烧器组件协作地关联以将热能和燃烧副产物远离燃烧器组件。 壳体至少部分地限定与废气堆叠热连通的流体接收室。 流体接收室具有设置在其中的传热流体。 燃料管线与燃烧器组件流体连通以将燃料输送到燃烧器组件。 燃料管线的至少一部分与排气叠层，壳体或传热流体中的至少一个热连通，以允许燃料管线中的燃料在到达燃烧器组件之前吸收热能。 在一个实施例中，燃烧器组件包括压力可变燃烧器，以相对于燃料管线中的压力增加燃烧器的燃料消耗率。 在优选实施例中，壳体具有与流体接收室流体连通的通过其形成的入口和出口。 入口允许热传递流体流入流体接收室以吸收来自排气叠层的热能，并且出口允许热传递流体流出流体接收室。