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Ivo C Pogonowski

from Blacksburg, VA
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Also known as:
Ivo Cyprian Pogonowski, Ivo C Pogonowska
Phone and address:
3715 Indian Meadow Dr, Blacksburg, VA 24060
(540) 951-2343
Related to:
Sharon Lynn Henne, 67Linda Bartlett, 77Jeremy Henne, 44Ralph Nolen, 62
Connected to:
Karen A Pogonowski, 44Denice M Pogorelec, 53John PogorelecEllen M Pogoreski, 39Christopher V Pogorzelski, 43Deborah L Pogorzelski, 64Joann H Pogorzelski, 66Marek Pogorzelski, 48Sebastian J Pogorzelski, 38George H Pogosky, 95

Ivo Pogonowski Phones & Addresses

  • 3715 Indian Meadow Dr, Blacksburg, VA 24060 (540) 951-2343
  • 9414 Hawksmoor Ln APT 314, Sarasota, FL 34238 (941) 786-1199
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  • 9414 Hawksmoor Ln, Sarasota, FL 34238
  • 988 Blvd Of The Arts #314, Sarasota, FL 34236
  • 988 Blvd Of The Arts, Sarasota, FL 34236
  • 142 Brickyard Rd, Pembroke, VA 24136

Professional Records

License Records

Ivo C. Pogonowski

Address:
PO Box 45, Blacksburg, VA
License #:
PE.0007312 - Expired
Category:
Civil Engineer
Issued Date:
Feb 9, 1960
Type:
Civil Engineer

Ivo C. Pogonowski

Address:
PO Box 45, Blacksburg, VA
License #:
PLS.0003064 - Expired
Category:
Civil Engineer
Issued Date:
Feb 9, 1960

Publications

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Methods Of Forming Swages For Joining Two Small Tubes

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US Patent:
43193935, Mar 16, 1982
Filed:
Mar 10, 1980
Appl. No.:
6/128751
Inventors:
Ivo C. Pogonowski - Blacksburg VA
Assignee:
Texaco Inc. - White Plains NY
International Classification:
B23P 1900
US Classification:
29434
Abstract:
Three methods for forming three different, double acting, self-contained swages for joining two small diameter tubes are disclosed. Likewise three double acting small diameter (31/2 inch) combination hydraulic-mechanical swages assembled by the methods are disclosed using hinge arms with indentation tips thereon for deforming and connecting together two small (less than 7 inches or 18 centimeters diameter) telescopic tubes for casing repair or a flow line connection, for example. Two modifications formed by the methods have links connected to the swaging arms so that with increased pivotal movement of the arm and link, a gain results in the mechanical advantage and indentation force.

Mechanisms For Interconnecting Two Cylinders Underground

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US Patent:
41239130, Nov 7, 1978
Filed:
Jan 28, 1977
Appl. No.:
5/763392
Inventors:
Ivo C. Pogonowski - Blacksburg VA
Assignee:
Texaco Inc. - New York NY
International Classification:
E02D 544
US Classification:
405244
Abstract:
Mechanisms for joining two telescopic cylinders underwater in a temporary and inexpensive manner are disclosed, particularly when used in anchoring piles or in offshore tower legs. A gun fires projectiles radially from internally of the pile formed of telescopic cylinders to form the plurality of outwardly extending anchoring bumps in the walls of the cylinders. The projectiles are fired in a horizontal plane radially outwardly and from within and normal to the two telescopic cylinders underwater, for example, with two bumps being formed by each projectile, which bumps overlie each other tightly prior to their being penetrated by the projectile which holds the two bumps together. A number of radiating guns form a like number of pairs of bumps in a circle around the periphery of the telescopic cylinders to form an efficient, inexpensive, and simple temporary connection holding the two cylinders together. After forming the bumps in the buried pile cylinders and simultaneously packing the soil around them, each projectile penetrates its bump and packed soil to provide a pile or offshore tower legs with high resistance to separation of the telescoped cylinders forming the pile or offshore tower legs, with increased load-carrying-capacity and with increased resistance-to-pull-out.

Method Of Installing A Fixed Marine Platform With Dispersed Base

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US Patent:
39553728, May 11, 1976
Filed:
Dec 30, 1974
Appl. No.:
5/537161
Inventors:
Ivo C. Pogonowski - Blacksburg VA
Paul D. Carmichael - Houston TX
Assignee:
Texaco Inc. - New York NY
International Classification:
E02D 2100
US Classification:
61 46
Abstract:
A method for fixedly positioned marine platform held at the ocean floor by piles and the like, having a relatively flat concrete apron disposed about the platform lower end and also supported on the ocean floor. The apron functions to stabilize the platform against lateral forces caused by water and wave motion, and also avoids scouring which would otherwise occur about the platform legs and piles due to movement of water along the ocean floor. The apron further lowers the center of gravity of the structure and improves its resistance to vibrations and resonance effects due to wave motion.

Double Action, Self-Contained Swage

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US Patent:
42200342, Sep 2, 1980
Filed:
Feb 17, 1978
Appl. No.:
5/878625
Inventors:
Ivo C. Pogonowski - Blacksburg VA
Assignee:
Texaco Inc. - White Plains NY
International Classification:
B21D 4100
B21J 716
US Classification:
72399
Abstract:
Three methods for forming three different, double acting, self-contained swages for joining two small diameter tubes are disclosed. Likewise three double acting small diameter (31/2 inch) combination hydraulic-mechanical swages assembled by the methods are disclosed using hinge arms with indentation tips thereon for deforming and connecting together two small (less than 7 inches or 17. 78 centimeters diameter) telescopic tubes for casing repair or a flow line connection, for example. Two of the modifications have links connected to the swaging arms so that with increased pivotal movement of the arm and link, a gain results in the mechanical advantage and indentation force.

Methods For Interconnecting Two Cylinders

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US Patent:
40783910, Mar 14, 1978
Filed:
Jan 28, 1977
Appl. No.:
5/763393
Inventors:
Ivo C. Pogonowski - Blacksburg VA
Assignee:
Texaco Inc. - New York NY
International Classification:
E02D 526
US Classification:
61 5368
Abstract:
Methods for joining two telescopic cylinders underwater and underground in a temporary and inexpensive manner are disclosed, particularly when used as anchoring piles or in offshore tower legs. A gun fires projectiles radially from internally of the pile formed of telescoped cylinders to form the plurality of outwardly extending anchoring bumps in the walls of the cylinders. The projectiles are fired in a horizontal plane immediately outwardly and from within and normal to two telescopic cylinders underwater, for example, with two bumps being formed by each projectile, which bumps overlie each other tightly prior to their being penetrated by the projectile which holds the two bumps together. A number of radiating guns form a like number of pairs of bumps in a circle around the periphery of the telescopic cylinders to form an efficient, inexpensive, and simple temporary connection holding the two cylinders together. After forming the bumps in the buried pile cylinders and simultaneously packing the soil around them, each projectile penetrates its bump and packed soil to provide a pile or offshore tower legs with high resistance to separation of the telescoped cylinders forming the pile or offshore tower legs, with increased load-carrying capacity, and with increased resistance-to-pull-out.

Method And Subsurface Work Chamber For Making Transparent An Underwater Cloudy Work Area

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US Patent:
39546101, May 4, 1976
Filed:
Aug 19, 1974
Appl. No.:
5/498344
Inventors:
Ivo C. Pogonowski - Blacksburg VA
Paul D. Carmichael - Houston TX
Assignee:
Texaco, Inc. - New York NY
International Classification:
B01D 3700
B63C 1100
US Classification:
210 65
Abstract:
A method for making transparent an underwater work area covered with cloudy water for servicing an offshore well and a subsurface well servicing and life supporting work chamber for practicing the method comprising a submarine chamber rotatably mounted on a base positioned centrally of a group of wells around the periphery of the base is disclosed. The chamber has a water filter and an ejection nozzle for ejecting clear water from the filter into an underwater cloudy area over a well to be serviced for providing a relatively transparent area of clear water to see through and work in.

Methods And Gun For Anchoring Piles And For Temporarily Interconnecting Two Cylinders Underwater

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US Patent:
40647030, Dec 27, 1977
Filed:
Dec 24, 1975
Appl. No.:
5/644367
Inventors:
Ivo C. Pogonowski - Blacksburg VA
Assignee:
Texaco Inc. - New York NY
International Classification:
E02D 556
US Classification:
61 5368
Abstract:
Methods and mechanisms for anchoring piles or offshore tower legs to the soil therearound and for joining two telescopic cylinders underwater in a temporary and inexpensive manner are disclosed. A gun fires projectiles radially from internally of the pile to form the plurality of outwardly extending anchoring bumps in the pile. After forming the bumps in the buried pile and simultaneously packing the soil around them, each projectile penetrates its bump and packed soil to provide a pile with increased load-carrying-capacity and with increased resistance-to-pull-out. Likewise, projectiles are fired in a horizontal plane radially outwardly and from within and normal to two telescopic cylinders underwater, for example, with two bumps being formed by each projectile, which bumps overlie each other tightly prior to their being penetrated by the projectile which holds the two bumps together. A number of radiating guns form a like number of pairs of bumps in a circle around the periphery of the telescopic cylinders to form an efficient, inexpensive, and simple temporary connection holding the two cylinders together.

Double Action, Self-Contained Swages For Joining Two Small Tubes

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US Patent:
43098916, Jan 12, 1982
Filed:
Mar 10, 1980
Appl. No.:
6/128752
Inventors:
Ivo C. Pogonowski - Blacksburg VA
Assignee:
Texaco Inc. - White Plains NY
International Classification:
B21D 4100
B21J 716
US Classification:
72399
Abstract:
A double acting, self-contained small diameter (31/2 inch) combination hydraulic-mechanical swage is disclosed using an arcuate guide having sliding contact with pivotal arms over a majority of the length thereof, the arms being pivotable with identation tips thereon for deforming and connecting together two small (less than 7 inches or 18 centimeters diameter) telescopic tubes for casing repair.
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