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Larry Dwayne Kirby, 6016529 Spring Rain Ct, Conroe, TX 77302

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Larry D Kirby Larry Dewayne Kirby Larry Lawanda Kirby Larry D Kriby Larry K Irby
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16529 Spring Rain Ct, Conroe, TX 77302   

New Caney, TX   

Houston, TX   

4915 Fitzwater Dr, Spring, TX 77373    281-4466062   

Maiden, NC   

Friant, CA   

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Larry Kirby - Lawyer

ISLN:
905862734
Admitted:
1976
University:
Union University, B.S.
Law School:
University of Tennessee at Knoxville, J.D.

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Larry Kirby

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Edmond, Oklahoma
Industry:
Machinery
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Safety/Technical Coordinator At Brazosport College

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Houston, Texas Area
Industry:
Education Management
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Teacher At Brazosport College

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Houston, Texas Area
Industry:
Education Management

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Process For Absorption Of Sulfur Dioxide And Nitric Oxide From Flue Gas

US Patent:
5320816, Jun 14, 1994
Filed:
Oct 21, 1992
Appl. No.:
7/964323
Inventors:
Susan S. Tsai - Houston TX
Stephen A. Bedell - Lake Jackson TX
Larry H. Kirby - Lake Jackson TX
Aubrey J. Rhymes - Lake Jackson TX
Richard D. Varjian - Midland MI
Assignee:
The Dow Chemical Company - Midland MI
International Classification:
B01D 5334
US Classification:
423235
Abstract:
The simultaneous abatement of NO and SO. sub. 2 in flue gas is provided by an absorption process and apparatus utilizing an absorbent composition comprising an aqueous solution of chelates and sulfite salts. Metal chelates oxidized to an inactive state are electrochemically reduced. In the electrochemical cell, nickel or stainless steel anode materials are stable and may be used in the place of platinum coated anode materials when the anolyte pH is maintained greater than 12. At these conditions, the anode is corrosion resistant with a long operating time between replacement. Ultrafiltration or Donnan dialysis may be used to separate the chelate sorbents from the waste salts to reduce the loss of expensive chelate sorbents. Alternatively, an anionic exchange membrane can be used to electrodialytically separate waste sulfur/nitrogen salts from the absorbent solution.

Method For Simultaneous Absorption Of Sulfur Dioxide And Nitric Oxide From Flue Gas

US Patent:
5433934, Jul 18, 1995
Filed:
Jan 11, 1994
Appl. No.:
8/179882
Inventors:
Dane Chang - Houston TX
Stephen A. Bedell - Lake Jackson TX
Larry H. Kirby - Lake Jackson TX
Assignee:
The Dow Chemical Company - Midland MI
International Classification:
B01D 5360
B01D 5350
B01D 5356
US Classification:
423235
Abstract:
The simultaneous abatement of NO and SO. sub. 2 in flue gas is provided by an absorption process and apparatus utilizing an absorbent composition comprising an aqueous solution of chelates and sulfite salt for NO abatement and amine SO. sub. 2 absorbents such as piperazinones, morpholinones, piperidines, piperazines, piperazinediones, hydantoins, triazinones, pyrimidinones, oxazolidones, etc. for SO. sub. 2 abatement. SO. sub. 2 is thermally stripped from the spent absorbent and recovered. Metal chelates oxidized to an inactive state as a side-reaction are electrochemically reduced. An anionic exchange membrane in the electrochemical cell regenerates heat stable amine salt byproducts to be converted back to useable amine sorbent, and facilitates removal from the absorbent solution of other waste salts.

Possible Relatives

David J Kirby  Deanna H Kirby  Daisy I Kirby  Debbie M Kirby  Dalena M Kirby  Dallas L Kirby  Dameyon Kirby  Larry J Johnson  Larry D Stamps  Larry G Stanberry 

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