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George Edward Kluppel

from Richmond, TX
Age ~82
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Also known as:
George E Kluppel
Phone and address:
2223 Leisure Ln, Richmond, TX 77469
(281) 342-7913
Related to:
Richard Douglas Houston, 69Mary B KluppelPaul R Kluppel, 31Mark E Kluppel, 57G Edward Kluppel, 82Jennifer KluppelS Kluppel, 83Karen K Houston, 89Marlene Houston, 72Sharon A Kluppel, 83Ann M Kluppel, 57
Connected to:
Troy A Kluppel, 53Veronica L Klupt, 40Denise M Klus, 58Keith A Klus, 56Linda D Klus, 75Michael T Klus, 45Michal Klus, 51Patrick A Klus, 72Tony F Klusas, 69Thomas P Kluse, 77

George Kluppel Phones & Addresses

  • 2223 Leisure Ln, Richmond, TX 77469 (281) 342-7913
  • Manvel, TX
  • Pointblank, TX
  • 2275 Saddlewood Blvd, Kerrville, TX 78028 (830) 257-8458
  • Houston, TX
  • Angel Fire, NM
  • Brazoria, TX
  • Montgomery, TX
  • 2223 Leisure Ln, Richmond, TX 77406

Work

Position: Handlers, Equipment Cleaners, Helpers, and Laborers Occupations

Education

Degree: High school graduate or higher

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Heat Shield

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US Patent:
6889760, May 10, 2005
Filed:
May 3, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/138867
Inventors:
George E. Kluppel - Richmond TX, US
Assignee:
Hudson Products Corporation - Sugar Land TX
International Classification:
F27D007/00
US Classification:
165176, 165 76, 165 95, 165 111
Abstract:
A method and apparatus for protecting personnel required to work inside of a heat exchanger unit when the cooling air fan has been taken out service for maintenance or repair of the fan or other mechanical equipment, while hot fluid continues to flow through the heat exchanger tubes, and adjacent heat exchanger units continue to operate. An inflatable heat shield is inserted into the out of service heat exchanger unit, and inflated therein to block the convective heat generated by the hot fluid and the adjacent operating units from reaching the personnel working inside the heat exchanger unit.

Steam Condensing Module With Integral, Stacked Vent Condenser

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US Patent:
56532814, Aug 5, 1997
Filed:
Dec 20, 1995
Appl. No.:
8/575927
Inventors:
John Lawrence Berg - Houston TX
George Edward Kluppel - Richmond TX
William Joseph Oberjohn - Washington Township, Start County OH
Thomas Wayne Strock - Jackson Township, Stark County OH
Assignee:
Hudson Products Corporation - Houston TX
International Classification:
E28B 106
E28B 910
US Classification:
165113
Abstract:
An air-cooled steam condensing module with an integral vent condenser has a steam header, one or more rows of condensing tubes between the steam header and a (generally lower) common condensate header. The module also has at least one row of vent condenser or dephlegmator tubes located adjacent the condensing tubes which connect the lower header to a vent header. The dephlegmator tubes may be of the same or larger diameter than the condensing tubes.

Steam Condensate Storage Tank With Non-Freezing Feature

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US Patent:
51450003, Sep 8, 1992
Filed:
Nov 15, 1991
Appl. No.:
7/792822
Inventors:
George E. Kluppel - Richmond TX
Assignee:
Hudson Products Corporation - Houston TX
International Classification:
F28F 908
US Classification:
165113
Abstract:
A condensate storage tank assembly comprises a tank section having a condensate outlet at a lower end thereof. An upwardly enlarged steam chamber is connected to the upper end of the tank section and receives a condensate drain line which extends from the drain pot of a condenser. The upwardly enlarged steam chamber surrounds a portion of the condensate drain line at least up to the highest level of condensate in the drain line. A steam line from the source of steam which also feeds the condenser, is connected to the upper end of the tank section for supplying steam above the condensate level in the tank section. The steam heats the condensate drain line in the steam chamber to avoid freezing the condensate in the drain line. An upwardly enlarged deaerator may also be provided on the upper end of the tank section. The drain pot is also supplied with steam from the condenser for avoiding freezing of condensate in the condensate drain lines which supply condensate from the condenser to the drain pot.

Fan Blade For An Axial Flow Fan And Method Of Forming Same

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US Patent:
47202440, Jan 19, 1988
Filed:
May 21, 1987
Appl. No.:
7/053074
Inventors:
George E. Kluppel - Richmond TX
Robert C. Monroe - Houston TX
Assignee:
Hudson Products Corporation - Houston TX
International Classification:
F01D 514
US Classification:
416224
Abstract:
There are disclosed a blade for use as part of an axial flow fan and a method of forming such a blade wherein a large concentration of silica particles are molded into the leading edge of a hollow, one-piece molded body which includes a core of reinforced, thermosetting resin having relatively low abrasion resistance.

Tube Bundle

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US Patent:
41687426, Sep 25, 1979
Filed:
Mar 27, 1978
Appl. No.:
5/890412
Inventors:
George E. Kluppel - Houston TX
Ennis C. Smith - Houston TX
Assignee:
Hudson Products Corporation - Houston TX
International Classification:
F28B 910
US Classification:
165114
Abstract:
There is disclosed apparatus for condensing steam, or other vapors containing non-condensibles such as air, which includes bundles each made up of a single row of parallel, side-by-side and spaced-apart tubes over which air is passed in a direction transverse to the row. Each tube has substantially parallel side walls which are generally parallel to the side walls of adjacent tubes, with the side walls being substantially longer in the direction of air flow than the width of the tube.

Steam Condensing Apparatus With Freeze-Protected Vent Condenser

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US Patent:
57656290, Jun 16, 1998
Filed:
Apr 10, 1996
Appl. No.:
8/585342
Inventors:
James David Goldsmith - Katy TX
George Edward Kluppel - Richmond TX
George Steve Millas - Houston TX
Thomas Wayne Strock - Jackson Township, Stark County OH
Assignee:
Hudson Products Corporation - Houston TX
International Classification:
F28B 910
US Classification:
165112
Abstract:
A two-stage steam condenser that prevents freezing from occurring in the tube rows by continual purging of the tube rows. Such continual purging prevents any steam from back-flowing into a tube row thereby eliminating the possibility that condensate or noncondensable gases will become trapped therein. This is achieved by isolating each of the tube rows in the second stage of the condenser so that the pressure of one tube row is not exposed to the pressure occurring in another adjacent tube row. The condensate collected in the various tube rows of this second stage is delivered to a common drain pot that is hydraulically balanced to accommodate the various pressures in these tube rows. Such hydraulic balancing also prevents any back-flowing from occurring from one tube row into another. Furthermore, in this second stage of the steam condenser, the steam and resulting condensate both flow concurrently downward while any noncondensable gases are vented counter-currently upward against such steam and condensate flow.

Air-Cooled Vapor Condensers

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US Patent:
46570705, Apr 14, 1987
Filed:
Feb 15, 1984
Appl. No.:
6/580191
Inventors:
George E. Kluppel - Houston TX
Assignee:
Hudson Products Corporation - Houston TX
International Classification:
F24B 106
US Classification:
165124
Abstract:
There is disclosed an air-cooled vapor condenser having tube bundles mounted over the open end of the fan ring of an axial flow fan with their axes of the tubes inclined with respect to the direction of air flow and fins on the tubes which extend parallel to the direction of air flow.
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