Harold J Trimble DeceasedNatchez, MS

6387334, May 14, 2002

Dec 18, 1998

09/216268

William B. Krantz - Boulder CO
David E. Earls - Pinole CA
Harold J. Trimble - Panama City Beach FL
Julie Chabot - Novato CA
Krishniah Parimi - Concord CA

Chevron U.S.A. Inc. - San Francisco CA

B01J 808

422143, 422220, 422311

The invention comprises an OCR catalyst reactor which includes passive spheres and catalyst particles having substantially the same size and separated on opposite sides of a distributor cone by a screen. The use of passive spheres of substantially the same size to the catalyst particles provides for a more uniform distribution of the gas liquid reactants charged into the reactor vessel. The screen is configured such that it provides a separation of the catalyst and the passive spheres while being sized to prevent plugging.

2002004, Apr 18, 2002

Apr 20, 2001

09/839042

Pak Leung - Lafayette CA, US
David Earls - Pinole CA, US
Bruce Reynolds - Martinez CA, US
David Johnson - Petaluma CA, US
Robert Bachtel - El Cerrito CA, US
Harold Trimble - Panama City Beach FL, US

C10G045/04

208/215000, 208/213000, 208/107000

Catalyst particles are presulfided in a treatment zone separate from a hydroconversion reaction zone. The presulfided catalyst is then added to a substantially packed bed of catalyst in the hydroconversion reaction zone at reaction pressure, so that the reactor is not shut down to replace catalyst. The presulfiding process is particularly beneficial for use in moving bed reactors for heavy oil conversion.

2005000, Jan 13, 2005

May 6, 2004

10/841650

Pak Leung - Lafayette CA, US
David Earls - Pinole CA, US
Bruce Reynolds - Martinez CA, US
David Johnson - Petaluma CA, US
Robert Bachtel - Livermore CA, US
Harold Trimble - Panama City Beach FL, US

C10G045/02
C10G047/06

208213000, 208215000, 20825100H, 20825400H, 208108000

Catalyst particles are presulfided in a pretreatment zone separate from a hydroconversion reaction zone. The presulfided catalyst is then added to a moving bed of catalyst in the hydroconversion reaction zone at reaction pressure, so that the reactor is not shut down to replace catalyst. The presulfiding process is particularly beneficial for use in moving bed reactors for heavy oil conversion.

4684456, Aug 4, 1987

Dec 20, 1985

6/811651

Roger P. Van Driesen - Titusville NJ
William R. Adams - Upper Montclair NJ
John Caspers - Basking Ridge NJ
Mario Baldasarri - Paramus NJ
Harold Trimble - Panama City Beach FL

Lummus Crest Inc. - Bloomfield NJ

C10G 1302

208143

In an expanded bed reactor, the expansion of the bed is automatically controlled by automatically changing the rate of speed of a recycle pump for the reactor. The bed is preferably provided with both high and low level bed detectors, and a further detector for determining abnormally high levels.

4771502, Sep 20, 1988

Sep 14, 1987

7/095999

Harold J. Trimble - Panama City Beach FL

A41D 2700

15209R

Disclosed are a towel adapted to be worn by the user and a method of making such towel. A single sheet of absorbent and pliant fabric material is cut such as to have a top end and a bottom end opposed to the top end and a first side and a second side opposed to the first side. A stiffening member is disposed against the fabric towel material. The top end is folded over to form a top fold. The first side edge is folded over and against the stiffening member to form a first rear towel face. The second side edge is folded over and against the first rear towel face. The stiffening member is encapsulated in the fabric towel material by securing the various towel faces together underneath the stiffening member and securing together the tops of the various folded towel material.

4809985, Mar 7, 1989

Feb 9, 1987

7/012278

Harold J. Trimble - Panama City Beach FL

A63F 300

273245

A golf game having at least one game board carrying a pictorial configuration of a multi-hole golf course including appropriate pictorial representations of a tee, a green with a boundary and distant from the tee, a hole on each green, a fairway generally extending between the tee and the green, and a plurality of hazards positioned adjacent to the fairway and to the green. At least one ball marker is provided to signify a golf ball of a player and adapted to be moved and positioned on the game board by a player after a golf shot. A plurality of dice, matrix type schedules, and distance/direction guages are used to determine where golf shots come to rest. A method for playing a golf game which includes selecting a golf club and manipulating simultaneously a six-sided die and a twelve-sided die in order to randomly generate a pair of numbers that are used to determine the distance and direction of a golf shot from a pair of matrix type schedules. The method for playing a golf game additionally comprises plotting each golf shot.