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Alonzo L Decell

from Houston, TX
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Also known as:
Alonzo Lewis Decell, Alonzo Decell Exempt, Al Decell
Phone and address:
10030 Cedar Creek Dr, Houston, TX 77042
(713) 782-4691
Related to:
Vivian A Roberson, 53Bradley L Decell, 65Denise A Decell, 60Jorgen SchafferRonald E Shifflett, 70Blake E Shifflett, 43Susan M Decell, 52David R Winston, 66Marilyn R Decell, 87Diane R Shifflett, 72
Connected to:
Joseph K Decell, 63Anita M Decelle, 54Daniel R Decelles, 53Jessyka L Decelle, 47Kristie A Decelles, 57Samuel Decelles, 38Sherry L Decelle, 60Oliver December, 29Weikel December, 38Natasha N Decembly, 43

Alonzo Decell Phones & Addresses

  • 10030 Cedar Creek Dr, Houston, TX 77042 (713) 782-4691
  • Dallas, TX
  • Fort Worth, TX
  • 10030 Cedar Creek Dr, Houston, TX 77042 (817) 685-2152

Work

Position: Food Preparation and Serving Related Occupations

Education

Degree: Bachelor's degree or higher

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Us Patents

Heavy Wall Drill Pipe And Method Of Manufacture Of Heavy Wall Drill Pipe

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US Patent:
46741712, Jun 23, 1987
Filed:
Apr 20, 1984
Appl. No.:
6/602385
Inventors:
Alonzo L. DeCell - Houston TX
Gregg S. Perkin - Kingwood TX
Peter Patarini - Paravera, IT
Assignee:
LOR, Inc. - Houston TX
International Classification:
B23P 1300
US Classification:
29558
Abstract:
A substantially homogeneous heavy wall drill pipe and its method of manufacture are disclosed. A cylindrical ingot is placed in a multi-hammer forging press to form the ingot into a drill pipe bar having a central protector portion and upper and lower connector sections each of larger diameter than cylindrical body sections of the drill pipe. Thereafter, the bar is straightened and upper and lower end connectors are machined. Threaded end portions are machined on the connectors and a bore is drilled through the drill pipe bar.

Heavy Wall Drill Pipe And Method Of Manufacture Of Heavy Wall Drill Pipe

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US Patent:
47718110, Sep 20, 1988
Filed:
Mar 30, 1987
Appl. No.:
7/031882
Inventors:
Alonzo L. DeCell - Houston TX
Gregg S. Perkin - Kingwood TX
Peter Patarini - Paravera, IT
Assignee:
Lor, Inc. - Lafayette LA
International Classification:
F16L 902
US Classification:
138109
Abstract:
A substantially homogeneous heavy wall drill pipe and its method of manufacture are disclosed. A cylindrical ingot is placed in a multi-hammer forging press to form the ingot into a drill pipe bar having a central protector portion and upper and lower connector sections each of larger diameter than cylindrical body sections of the drill pipe. Thereafter, the bar is straightened and upper and lower end connectors are machined. Threaded end portions are machined on the connectors and a bore is drilled through the drill pipe bar.

Methods For Reducing And Separating Emulsions And Homogeneous Components From Contaminated Water

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US Patent:
54116651, May 2, 1995
Filed:
Jul 20, 1993
Appl. No.:
8/094684
Inventors:
Charles R. Scraggs - Alpharetta GA
Jack R. Creel - Houston TX
Alonzo L. DeCell - Houston TX
International Classification:
C02F 140
C02F 300
US Classification:
210610
Abstract:
A system for the reduction and separation of highly emulsified and/or immiscible components mixed in a fluid, particularly useful for treating waste water contaminated with oils and oily emulsions, as from depleted oil wells, vehicle washing stations, and meat rendering plants. The system is operative for reducing the amount of organic and inorganic contaminants, and is particularly suitable for reducing the amount of oil, with oil-consuming microorganisms, and separating oil that is not consumed within the system from the water so that the oil may be recycled and the water discharged into wetlands or sanitary sewers without further treatment. The system comprises a multi-stage, recirculating series of treatment tanks. In a first stage, the fluid is recirculated through a treatment loop where the fluid is aerated and then passed through a coalescer. Organic metabolizing microorganisms that contribute to de-emulsification and contaminant reduction within the system are introduced, together with a superoxygenated catalyst containing microorganism nutrients.

Apparatus For Reducing And Separating Emulsions And Homgeneous Components From Contaminated Water

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US Patent:
54964695, Mar 5, 1996
Filed:
Dec 28, 1994
Appl. No.:
8/364696
Inventors:
Charles R. Scraggs - Alpharetta GA
Jack R. Creel - Houston TX
Alonzo L. DeCell - Houston TX
International Classification:
C02F 140
B01D 17022
US Classification:
210177
Abstract:
A system for the reduction and separation of highly emulsified and/or immiscible components mixed in a fluid, particularly useful for treating waste water contaminated with oils and oily emulsions, as from depleted oil wells, vehicle washing stations, and meat rendering plants. The system is operative for reducing the amount of organic and inorganic contaminants, and is particularly suitable for reducing the amount of oil, with oil-consuming microorganisms, and separating oil that is not consumed within the system from the water so that the oil may be recycled and the water discharged into wetlands or sanitary sewers without further treatment. The system comprises a multi-stage, recirculating series of treatment tanks. In a first stage, the fluid is recirculated through a treatment loop where the fluid is aerated and then passed through a coalescer. Organic metabolizing microorganisms that contribute to de-emulsification and contaminant reduction within the system are introduced, together with a superoxygenated catalyst containing microorganism nutrients.

Heavy Wall Drill Pipe

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US Patent:
D2978474, Sep 27, 1988
Filed:
Apr 20, 1984
Appl. No.:
6/602384
Inventors:
Gregg S. Perkin - Kingwood TX
Alonzo L. DeCell - Houston TX
Peter Patarini - Paravara, IT
Assignee:
LOR, Inc. - Lafayette LA
US Classification:
D15 21
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