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Jerome J Triatik

from Fond du Lac, WI
Age ~81

Jerome Triatik Phones & Addresses

  • N5414 Buena Vista Dr, Fond du Lac, WI 54937 (407) 859-2249
  • 3039 Zaharias Dr, Orlando, FL 32837 (407) 859-2249
  • Orange Pk, FL
  • 3039 Zaharias Dr, Orlando, FL 32837 (407) 491-8424

Work

Position: Sales Occupations

Education

Degree: Associate degree or higher

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Name / Title
Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
Jerome J. Triatik
President, Director
C.T. Products, Inc
Nonclassifiable Establishments
3039 Zaharias Dr, Orlando, FL 32837

Publications

Us Patents

Dissolved Oxygen Measurement Instrument

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US Patent:
43303854, May 18, 1982
Filed:
May 11, 1981
Appl. No.:
6/262185
Inventors:
Robert M. Arthur - Fond du Lac WI
Jerome J. Triatik - Fond du Lac WI
Robert M. Guell - Fond du Lac WI
John F. Masters - Fond du Lac WI
Assignee:
Arthur Technology, Inc. - Fond du Lac WI
International Classification:
G01N 2746
US Classification:
204195R
Abstract:
An instrument for measuring the amount of dissolved oxygen in liquids such as waste water includes an enclosure which is partially submerged. Liquid from the main body is continuously circulated through the enclosure and an entrapped volume of air is continuously circulated through the enclosure. The amount of oxygen in this entrapped air is continuously measured by an oxygen concentration sensor which is disposed in the path of the circulating air. This provides an indirect measurement of the amount of dissolved oxygen in the liquid without actually bringing the sensor into contact with the liquid.

Submersible Respirometer

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US Patent:
43149693, Feb 9, 1982
Filed:
Aug 29, 1980
Appl. No.:
6/182664
Inventors:
Robert M. Arthur - Fond du Lac WI
Jerome J. Triatik - Fond du Lac WI
Assignee:
Arthur Technology, Inc. - Fond du Lac WI
International Classification:
C12K 134
G01N 700
US Classification:
422 68
Abstract:
A submersible recording respirometer includes an oxygen analyzer which measures the concentration of oxygen absorbed by a wastewater sample contained in an aeration chamber. The aeration chamber forms part of a housing which is submerged in the main body of wastewater and the aeration chamber is periodically drained, washed with fresh water and refilled with another wastewater sample. This cycle is accomplished automatically under the direction of a microprocessor-based control circuit which generates signals to a chart recorder that provides a hard copy of the measurement results.
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