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Earl L Maltbie

from Canton, KS
Age ~81
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Also known as:
Earl Lawrence Gaila, Earl E
Phone and address:
202 E Maple St APT 497, Canton, KS 67428
(620) 628-4335
Related to:
Rebecca S Early, 53Preston R Diederich, 43Mark StarksMark A Starks, 64Darren James Diederich, 62Shannon L Maltbie, 54Douglas A Davis, 54Ty J Maltbie, 51Kelsea StarksStacey A Maltbie, 54Kylee Miller, 35Seth E Diederich, 29Gage DiederichJaime M Maltbie, 49Doris I Maltbie, 77Shannon Lester, 56
Connected to:
Jayme B Maltbie, 47Mark W Maltbie, 73William N Maltbie, 54Amber R Maltby, 36Andrew L Maltby, 54Annastasia B Maltby, 60Bryan G Maltby, 40Danielle L Maltby, 56Joseph M Maltby, 63Lee A Maltby, 84

Earl Maltbie Phones & Addresses

  • 202 E Maple St APT 497, Canton, KS 67428 (620) 628-4335
  • 202 Maple St, Canton, KS 67428 (620) 628-4335
  • Marion, KS
  • Salina, KS
  • Bremen, IN

Business Records

Name / Title
Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
Earl Maltbie
CORONADO ENGINEERING, INC
425 W Capitol Ave SUITE 1700, Little Rock, AR 72201
431 N 13, Salina, KS 67401
Earl Maltbie
Treasurer, Director
Coronado Engineering, Inc
1835 Wall St, Mentor, KS 67401

Publications

Us Patents

Portable Batch Blending System

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US Patent:
56347162, Jun 3, 1997
Filed:
Oct 30, 1995
Appl. No.:
8/550462
Inventors:
Thomas L. Westall - Salina KS
Thomas Nowak - Salina KS
David R. Griffith - Salina KS
Earl L. Maltbie - Canton KS
Curtis L. Crandall - Olathe KS
Assignee:
Coronado Engineering, Inc. - Salina KS
International Classification:
B01F 1504
US Classification:
366141
Abstract:
A portable PVC resin blending system mounted in a semi-monocoque steel silo having multiple levels therein. The various components of the blending system are mounted within and attached to the silo and lifting lugs on the silo capable of lifting and tilting the silo from a vertical to a horizontal position for transportation and re-erection.

Continuous Resin Regeneration System

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US Patent:
20190232273, Aug 1, 2019
Filed:
Nov 2, 2018
Appl. No.:
16/179310
Inventors:
Earl Maltbie - Canton KS, US
International Classification:
B01J 49/16
C02F 1/42
B01J 49/53
B01J 49/57
B01J 39/07
B01J 39/18
B01J 41/07
B01J 41/12
Abstract:
A continuous resin regeneration system includes a process by which resin in need of being recharged is continuously cycled out of a filtration “column” as new resin is flowed in. Downstream filtration columns also undergo this cycling but at slower and related rates as the first column with the dirtiest water will naturally degrade resin faster than the downstream columns. Contaminated water is cleaned by the continuously cycled resin in multiple columns. The degree of cleaning of earlier filtration columns affects the resin flow rate of later filtration columns.
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