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Stanley W Ellis, 721400 Norris Rd, Bakersfield, CA 93308

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Stanley William Ellis Stanley Prop Ellis Stanley Sep Prop Ellis Stanley B Ellis Stan W Ellis Stanley D Fllis Mindy Ellis
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1400 Norris Rd, Bakersfield, CA 93308    661-2011001   

Spokane, WA   

Dumas, TX   

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Stanley Brent Ellis

Specialties:
Family Medicine
Education:
Loma Linda University (1987) Family Medicine

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Stanley William Ellis

Address:
PO Box 5427, Bakersfield, CA 93388
Licenses:
License #: A2241681
Category: Airmen

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Location:
15654 124Th Ave, Woodinville, WA 98072
Industry:
Computer Software
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Education:
Western Washington University 1986 - 1989
Community Colleges of Spokane 1982 - 1985
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Asphalt Mastic Utilizing Petroleum Refinery Waste Solids

US Patent:
7025822, Apr 11, 2006
Filed:
Apr 28, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/835238
Inventors:
John Eric Partanen - Bakersfield CA, US
Stanley W. Ellis - Bakersfield CA, US
Assignee:
Sierra Process Systems, Inc. - Bakersfield CA
International Classification:
C08L 95/00
C09D 195/00
US Classification:
10628401, 106277, 106284, 106407, 524 59
Abstract:
An asphalt mastic is prepared by combining comminuted waste solids from a petroleum refinery with liquid asphalt that is either a hot asphalt or an asphalt emulsion. The resulting composition is similar in performance to Trinidad Lake Asphalt and is useful either on its own or as a binder for asphalt-aggregate compositions, in both cases optionally in combination with polymeric additives that are common in the asphalt industry.

Incorporation Of Plastic Scrap In Asphalt Compositions

US Patent:
7772302, Aug 10, 2010
Filed:
Jul 22, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/177692
Inventors:
John Eric Partanen - Colton CA, US
Stanley W. Ellis - Bakersfield CA, US
David Bartell - Bakersfield CA, US
Assignee:
Sierra Process Systems, Inc. - Bakersfield CA
International Classification:
C08K 95/00
US Classification:
524 59, 10628401
Abstract:
Scrap plastic is treated for incorporation into asphalt-aggregate compositions by first shredding the plastic, then heating the shredded plastic to harden any pieces of film or flexible plastic and to generally reduce the size of the shreds without decomposing the plastic, and then grinding the heat-treated pieces to a size that can be blended with an aggregate. The blend is then combined with an asphalt binder to produce an asphalt-aggregate composition. No discrimination among, or selection of, specific types or classes of plastic is required.

Incorporation Of Heat-Treated Recycled Tire Rubber In Asphalt Compositions

US Patent:
7811373, Oct 12, 2010
Filed:
Sep 28, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/863821
Inventors:
John Eric Partanen - Colton CA, US
Stanley W. Ellis - Bakersfield CA, US
Assignee:
Sierra Process Systems, Inc. - Bakersfield CA
International Classification:
C09D 4/00
C09D 101/00
C09D 201/00
US Classification:
10628401, 10628405, 106284
Abstract:
Recycled tire rubber, either in the presence or the absence of carbonaceous waste solids such as those from petroleum refinery operations, is first subjected to a heat treatment to release volatile materials and then combined with a liquid asphalt composition to achieve an asphalt mastic that is storage stable and of uniform consistency.

Sludge And Sediment Removal System By Remote Access

US Patent:
7950530, May 31, 2011
Filed:
Feb 16, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/357660
Inventors:
Jerry McNaughton - Houston TX, US
Stanley W. Ellis - Bakersfield CA, US
International Classification:
B01D 21/26
US Classification:
2105121, 210498, 138114
Abstract:
A compound conduit containing inner and outer conduits with apertures in the former that are angled to direct jets of fluid in a rearward direction from the inner conduit into the annular space is used to draw sludge or undesirable material from a vessel without imposing a vacuum on the system. In conjunction with the compound conduit is a rotary tube seal that allows the conduit to be mounted to an orifice in a tank wall and pivoted or rotated over a range of angles. A tubing drive mechanism grasps the tubing at locations well removed from the distal end and causes the tubing to travel in the direction of the tubing axis. The gripping members in the mechanism engage the sides of the tubing and are capable of shifting position relative to each other to accommodate changes in the curvature of the tubing.

Sludge And Sediment Removal System By Remote Access

US Patent:
8360646, Jan 29, 2013
Filed:
Apr 25, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/093526
Inventors:
Jerry McNaughton - Houston TX, US
Stanley W. Ellis - Bakersfield CA, US
Assignee:
Sierra Process Systems, Inc. - Bakersfield CA
International Classification:
F16C 23/04
US Classification:
384145, 384192, 384206
Abstract:
A compound conduit containing inner and outer conduits with apertures in the former that are angled to direct jets of fluid in a rearward direction from the inner conduit into the annular space is used to draw sludge or undesirable material from a vessel without imposing a vacuum on the system. In conjunction with the compound conduit is a rotary tube seal that allows the conduit to be mounted to an orifice in a tank wall and pivoted or rotated over a range of angles. A tubing drive mechanism grasps the tubing at locations well removed from the distal end and causes the tubing to travel in the direction of the tubing axis. The gripping members in the mechanism engage the sides of the tubing and are capable of shifting position relative to each other to accommodate changes in the curvature of the tubing.

Addition Of Spent Activated Carbon To Asphalt Compositions And To Coking Units As Feedstock Or Quencher

US Patent:
2008027, Nov 6, 2008
Filed:
May 4, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/744399
Inventors:
John E. Partanen - Colton CA, US
Stanley W. Ellis - Bakersfield CA, US
Travis F. Ellis - Bakersfield CA, US
Assignee:
Sierra Process Systems, Inc. - Bakersfield CA
International Classification:
C08L 95/00
US Classification:
1062731
Abstract:
An asphalt mastic is prepared by combining spent activated carbon, that has not been regenerated, with liquid asphalt to achieve a composition that is useful for a variety of applications for which asphalt is used, including aggregate compositions and roofing materials. The activated carbon can also serve as a foaming initiator for the production of foamed asphalt. Still further, the activated carbon can be used as coking unit feedstock and as a quencher for a delayed coking unit.

Addition Of Spent Activated Carbon To Asphalt Compositions And To Coking Units As Feedstock Or Quencher

US Patent:
2009028, Nov 19, 2009
Filed:
Jul 31, 2009
Appl. No.:
12/533823
Inventors:
John E. Partanen - Colton CA, US
Stanley W. Ellis - Bakersfield CA, US
Travis F. Ellis - Bakersfield CA, US
Assignee:
Stanley W. Ellis - Bakersfield CA
International Classification:
C09D 195/00
US Classification:
10628401
Abstract:
An asphalt mastic is prepared by combining spent activated carbon, that has not been regenerated, with liquid asphalt to achieve a composition that is useful for a variety of applications for which asphalt is used, including aggregate compositions and roofing materials. The activated carbon can also serve as a foaming initiator for the production of foamed asphalt. Still further, the activated carbon can be used as coking unit feedstock and as a quencher for a delayed coking unit.

Addition Of Spent Activated Carbon To Asphalt Compositions And To Coking Units As Feedstock Or Quencher

US Patent:
2009028, Nov 26, 2009
Filed:
Jul 31, 2009
Appl. No.:
12/533440
Inventors:
John E. Partanen - Colton CA, US
Stanley W. Ellis - Bakersfield CA, US
Travis F. Ellis - Bakersfield CA, US
Assignee:
Stanley E. Ellis - Bakersfield CA
International Classification:
C10G 9/28
US Classification:
208127
Abstract:
An asphalt mastic is prepared by combining spent activated carbon, that has not been regenerated, with liquid asphalt to achieve a composition that is useful for a variety of applications for which asphalt is used, including aggregate compositions and roofing materials. The activated carbon can also serve as a foaming initiator for the production of foamed asphalt. Still further, the activated carbon can be used as coking unit feedstock and as a quencher for a delayed coking unit.

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Smogless Days: Adventures In Ten Stanley Steamers

Author:
Stanley W. Ellis
ISBN #:
0831070862

Possible Relatives

Cynthia E Ellis  David E Ellis  Davina V Ellis  Dawn K Ellis  Dawna G Ellis  Dayle M Ellis  Daylene A Ellis  Stanley S Johnson  Stanley L Stancil  Stanley B Johnston 

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