Wing Y. Tam - Austin TX Werner Horsthemke - Austin TX William D. McCormick - Austin TX Harry L. Swinney - Austin TX
Assignee:
Board of Regents/The University of Texas System - Austin TX
International Classification:
G01N 2175 G01N 33559
US Classification:
422130
Abstract:
An apparatus and method for producing and observing spatial patterns in chemical reaction comprising a vessel having a laminate positioned in said vessel forming a chamber. The laminate comprises a polymer gel layer (or other porous medium) sandwiched between a transparent layer and an array of capillary tubes. The capillaries in the array are perpendicular to the gel surface in order to allow access to the gel from the chamber only in a direction perpendicular to the surface of the gel.
William H. McCormick - Plano TX Charles C. Cobb - Lewisville TX
Assignee:
Otis Engineering Corporation - Carrollton TX
International Classification:
E21B 3700
US Classification:
166223
Abstract:
An apparatus for pressurized cleaning of flow conductors. The apparatus utilizes a control slot formed in a zig-zag pattern and a pin which travels in the slot. The slot and pin assist in indexingly rotating the nozzle section of the apparatus when the apparatus is reciprocated in alternate directions in the flow conductor. Pressurized cleaning fluid is supplied to the apparatus and is directed radially outward through nozzles against the flow conductor in such a manner as to progressively clean the flow conductor as the nozzle section rotatively indexes. Another set of nozzles may be included, if desired, in the lower end of the apparatus to allow cleaning along the longitudinal axis.
Coiled Tubing Drilling And Service Unit And Method For Oil And Gas Wells
Malcolm N. Council - Richardson TX William H. McCormick - Plano TX
Assignee:
Otis Engineering Corporation - Dallas TX
International Classification:
E21B 3300
US Classification:
166380
Abstract:
A coiled tubing service unit and method for oil and gas wells including a string of components extending above ground in coaxial alignment with said well and including an injector for injecting coiled tubing into the well and a sealing unit for preventing the flow of pressurized oil and gas from the well. The sealing unit is adapted to be disconnected from the string of components and removed from the coaxial alignment to permit a relatively large-diameter tool assembly to be inserted therein. The sealing unit can then be repositioned and connected in the string of components and the coiled tubing can be reinserted into the string, connected to the tool and driven into the well.
Annular Gel Reactor For Chemical Pattern Formation
Zoltan Nosticzius - Budapest, HU Werner Horsthemke - Austin TX William D. McCormick - Austin TX Harry L. Swinney - Austin TX Wing Y. Tam - Austin TX
Assignee:
Board of Regents, The University of Texas System - Austin TX
International Classification:
G01N 3100
US Classification:
422 681
Abstract:
The present invention is directed to an annular gel reactor suitable for the production and observation of spatiotemporal patterns created during a chemical reaction. The apparatus comprises a vessel having at least a first and second chamber separated one from the other by an annular polymer gel layer (or other fine porous medium) which is inert to the materials to be reacted but capable of allowing diffusion of the chemicals into it.
William H. McCormick - Plano TX Charles C. Cobb - Lewisville TX Malcolm N. Council - Richardson TX
Assignee:
Otis Engineering Corp. - Dallas TX
International Classification:
E21B 3700
US Classification:
166240
Abstract:
Apparatus for pressurized cleaning of flow conductors. The apparatus has a first mandrel and a second mandrel telescoped therein. A cleaning tool can be attached to the second mandrel. Changes in fluid pressure flowing through the mandrels will cause the second mandrel to rotate relative to the first mandrel. Rotation is used to direct fluid jets in the cleaning tool towards different portions of the interior of the flow conductor. Rotation of the cleaning tool can also be used for hydraulic drilling of deposits within the flow conductor.
To provide a trusted, secure, and immutable record of transactions within a process plant, techniques are described for utilizing a distributed ledger in process control systems. The distributed ledger may be maintained by nodes which receive transactions broadcasted from field devices, controllers, operator workstations, or other devices operating within the process plant. The transactions may include process plant data, such as process parameter data, product parameter data, configuration data, user interaction data, maintenance data, commissioning data, plant network data, and product tracking data. The distributed ledgers may also be utilized to execute smart contracts to allow machines such as field devices to transact by themselves without human intervention. In this manner, recorded process parameter values and product parameter values may be retrieved to verify the quality of products. Moreover, regulatory data may be recorded in response to triggering events so that regulatory agencies can review the data.
Dr. McCormick graduated from the University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry in 1997. He works in West Islip, NY and 1 other location and specializes in Surgery , Neurological. Dr. McCormick is affiliated with Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center, Saint Catherine Of Siena Medical Center, Saint Joseph Hospital and Southside Hospital.
Dr. McCormick graduated from the East Tennessee State University College of Medicine in 2009. He works in Bristol, TN and specializes in Family Medicine. Dr. McCormick is affiliated with Wellmont Bristol Regional Medical Center.
Dr. William R Mccormick - DC (Doctor of Chiropractic)
Jun 2010 to 2000 Field Material Coordinator / BuyerMaximus Coffee Group
Mar 2008 to Jun 2010 Operations Assistant / AnalystBaySystems North America
Jan 2007 to Mar 2008 Production CoordinatorWalgreens Houston, TX Jun 2006 to Jan 2007 Assistant Manager
Education:
Texas State University San Marcos, TX May 2006 Bachelor of Business Administration in ManagementUniversity of Houston Bachelor of Business Administration in Supply Chain Management
Winona State University - Sociology, River Ridge High
William Mccormick
Education:
Acadia University - Economics
About:
I am from Bear River, Nova Scotia. I went to AWEC and then Acadia University. I've worked as a bartender, but now work in an accounting office. I suck at golf, but I still play it and like it. I v...