Michael T. D. Miller - , US Dorin Boldor - Baton Rouge LA, US Jeffrey D. Ortego - Baton Rouge LA, US
International Classification:
E02B 15/04
US Classification:
405 68
Abstract:
An oil containment system aboard a vessel which includes a pneumatic system to provide power to a winch and reel assembly containing boom whereby the pneumatic supply is capable of simultaneously powering the winch-reel assembly for boom deployment through inflatable gas fed to a pneumatic motor while also inflating the boom. The inflation of the boom is accomplished by diverting, all or any portion thereof, the inflatable gas from a pneumatic supply through a hose that runs concurrently on the outside of the boom wherein appropriate rates of inflatable gas pressure are allowed to flow through the hose to feed through a valve and hose assembly that connects the inflatable gas supply of the hose to the inflatable gas containment system of the boom. The pneumatic supply originates from a single pneumatic system powering both the winch and reel assembly as well as associated brake and feeding inflatable gas pressure to the inflation hose running concurrently with the boom. The system may be manufactured in a form such that it is compact enough to be installed in, or rapidly transported to, any area or place or vessel where there is likelihood of a discharge of floating material, such as hydrocarbons, floating on a liquid surface. The present invention may also be operated through the use of pneumatic control without the benefit of electric power making it particularly useful for applications in remote areas or during a disaster when electrical power is not readily available.
Michael T.D. Miller - Covington LA, US Dorin Boldor - Baton Rouge LA, US Jeffrey Daniel Ortego - Baton Rouge LA, US
International Classification:
E02B 15/08 E02B 15/04
Abstract:
An oil containment system aboard a vessel includes a pneumatic system to provide power to a winch and reel assembly containing boom whereby the pneumatic supply is capable of simultaneously powering the winch-reel assembly for boom deployment through inflatable gas fed to a pneumatic motor while also inflating the boom. The inflation of the boom is accomplished by diverting, all or any portion thereof, the inflatable gas from a pneumatic supply through a hose that runs concurrently on the outside of the boom. The pneumatic supply originates from a single pneumatic system powering both the winch and reel assembly as well as associated brake and feeding inflatable gas pressure to the inflation hose running concurrently with the boom. The system can be utilized to confine a discharge of a floating material such as hydrocarbons floating on the surface from a vessel or structure.
Michael T.D. Miller - , US Dorin Boldor - Baton Rouge LA, US Jeffrey Daniel Ortego - Baton Rouge LA, US
International Classification:
E02B 15/08 E02B 15/04
Abstract:
An oil containment system aboard a vessel includes a pneumatic system to provide power to a winch and reel assembly containing boom whereby the pneumatic supply is capable of simultaneously powering the winch-reel assembly for boom deployment through inflatable gas fed to a pneumatic motor while also inflating the boom. The inflation of the boom is accomplished by diverting, all or any portion thereof, the inflatable gas from a pneumatic supply through a hose that runs concurrently on the outside of the boom. The pneumatic supply originates from a single pneumatic system powering both the winch and reel assembly as well as associated brake and feeding inflatable gas pressure to the inflation hose running concurrently with the boom. The system can be utilized to confine a discharge of a floating material such as hydrocarbons floating on the surface from a vessel or structure.
Michael T. D. Miller - , US Dorin Boldor - Baton Rouge LA, US Jeffrey Daniel Ortego - Baton Rouge LA, US
International Classification:
E02B 15/08 E02B 15/04
Abstract:
An oil containment system aboard a vessel which includes a pneumatic system to provide power to a winch and reel assembly containing boom whereby the pneumatic supply is capable of simultaneously powering the winch-reel assembly for boom deployment through inflatable gas fed to a pneumatic motor while also inflating the boom. The inflation of the boom is accomplished by diverting, all or any portion thereof, the inflatable gas from a pneumatic supply through a hose that runs concurrently on the outside of the boom wherein appropriate rates of inflatable gas pressure are allowed to flow through the hose to feed through a valve and hose assembly that connects the inflatable gas supply of the hose to the inflatable gas containment system of the boom. The pneumatic supply originates from a single pneumatic system powering both the winch and reel assembly as well as associated brake and feeding inflatable gas pressure to the inflation hose running concurrently with the boom. The system may be manufactured in a form such that it is compact enough to be installed in, or rapidly transported to, any area or place or vessel where there is likelihood of a discharge of floating material, such as hydrocarbons, floating on a liquid surface. The present invention may also be operated through the use of pneumatic control without the benefit of electric power making it particularly useful for applications in remote areas or during a disaster when electrical power is not readily available.
Dredging Supply Co., Inc. - Reserve, LA since Jun 2011
Mechanical EIT
Louisiana State University and A & M College, Department of Bio. & Ag. Engineering Apr 2007 - May 2011
Undergraduate Research Assistant
Tiger Manor Apartments Feb 2004 - Jan 2007
Maintenance Supervisor
Hooper Group 2003 - 2004
Fabricator
Education:
Louisiana State University 2007 - 2011
B. S., Mechanical Engineering
Celeros Flow Technology
Aftermarket Engineering Manager, North America
Louisiana State University Aug 2016 - Aug 2016
Adjunct Instructor
Spx Corporation Aug 2016 - Aug 2016
Engineering Specialist
Furmanite Nov 2013 - Mar 2014
Mechanical Engineer Ii
Dredging Supply Co., Inc. Jun 2011 - Oct 2013
Mechanical Eit
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