Michael H. Houck - Brevard NC 28712 Thomas K. Weaver - Brevard NC 28712
International Classification:
B01D 2400
US Classification:
210150, 210170, 210282, 210336, 210484, 405 43
Abstract:
A sequential flow filtration chamber for treatment of waste water effluent from a septic tank comprises an inlet positioned in fluid communication with the septic tank for receiving waste water into the chamber, at least one partition positioned within the chamber so as to define a substantially sequential flow path for the waste water, a filter positioned within the flow path for filtering the waste water flowing therethrough, and an outlet positioned in fluid communication with the flow path for discharging filtered waste water from the chamber. The chamber may include a sequential flow path disposed substantially vertically or substantially horizontally. A sequential flow nitrification drain field for filtration treatment of waste water comprises a source of waste water, and at least one sequential flow filtration chamber. The source of waste water for the drain field is preferably a septic tank. The drain field may comprise a plurality of chambers connected in fluid communication.
In-Line Filtration System For Treatment Of Septic Tank Effluent
Michael H. Houck - Brevard NC 28712 Thomas K. Weaver - Brevard NC 28712
International Classification:
B01D 2911
US Classification:
210282, 210289, 21050034, 2105322, 210 86
Abstract:
An apparatus and method for treatment of waste water effluent includes a main conduit connected to a source of waste water, and a removable filter positioned within the main conduit, the filter having a light weight particulate material for filtration of the effluent. A drain field for filtration treatment of waste water effluent includes a source of waste water effluent, a main conduit in fluid connection with the source of waste water, and at least one in-line filter positioned within the main conduit, the filter having a light weight particulate material. The drain field may include at least one extension conduit connected in fluid communication with the main conduit and extending substantially upwardly therefrom, the extension conduit having a removable cap and a sensor to thereby generate a signal when water in the extension conduit reaches a predetermined level.
In-Line Filtration System For Treatment Of Septic Tank Effluent
Michael H. Houck - Brevard NC 28712 Thomas K. Weaver - Brevard NC 28712
International Classification:
C02F 100
US Classification:
210282, 210 86, 210484, 2105322
Abstract:
An apparatus and method for treatment of waste water effluent includes a main conduit connected to a source of waste water, and a removable filter positioned within the main conduit, the filter comprising a light weight particulate material for filtration of the effluent. A drain field for filtration treatment of waste water effluent comprises a source of waste water effluent, a main conduit in fluid connection with the source of waste water, and at least one in-line filter positioned within the main conduit, the filter comprising light weight particulate material. The drain field may comprise at least one extension conduit connected in fluid communication with the main conduit and extending substantially upwardly therefrom, said extension conduit having a removable cap comprising a sensor to thereby generate a signal when water in said extension conduit reaches a predetermined level.
Apparatus For Manufacturing Drainage Line Units And Associated Methods
An apparatus and method for manufacturing a drainage line unit. The apparatus includes a mandrel having an inner cavity. Rear, upper and front openings communicate with the mandrel cavity. Preferably, a controller connected to at least one sensor is operably positioned to control the apparatus. A pipe feeder feeds perforated vent pipe through the inner cavity of the mandrel from the rear opening to the front opening and therethrough. The pipe is positioned within the inner tube cavity so as to define a void space between the pipe and the wall of the mandrel. A hopper assembly has an exit port positioned for feeding a plurality of plastic bodies into the cavity. A blower produces a sufficient air flow through the mandrel cavity for moving the plurality of plastic bodies to substantially fill the void space so that the pipe emerges from the front opening of the mandrel surrounded by the plurality of plastic bodies. A sleeve feeder feeds a continuous sleeve of netting over the plurality of plastic bodies and the vent pipe emerging through the front opening of the mandrel to form a drainage line. A separator is positioned downstream from the front opening for fastening the continuous sleeve of netting to the vent pipe as the pipe emerges through the front opening of the mandrel, so as to substantially encase the plurality of plastic bodies around the vent pipe.
System And Method For Establishing Persistent Reserves To Nonvolatile Storage In A Clustered Computer Environment
James P. Allen - Austin TX Gerald Francis McBrearty - Austin TX Johnny Meng-Han Shieh - Austin TX Thomas Van Weaver - Dripping Springs TX
Assignee:
International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY
International Classification:
G06F 1116
US Classification:
709216, 714 13, 714 10
Abstract:
A system and method for recovering from a failure in a clustered environment sharing a common nonvolatile storage device. The first computer reserves the device by identifying itself in a reservation key associated with the device. The first device sends a signal to one or more backup computers informing the backup computers that the first computer is operational. When the first computer fails to operate, one of the backup computers breaks the first computers reservation to the storage device and writes a new reservation key to the reservation storage area identifying the backup computer as the reservation holder of the storage device. When the first computer is reinitialized, it reads the reservation storage area and does not attempt to break the reservation made by the backup computer. One embodiment provides for the first computer to request control from the backup computer upon being reinitialized whereupon the backup computer releases its reservation and relinquishes control. Another embodiment provides for the first computer to act as a backup computer.
Apparatus And Method Of Reducing Physical Storage Systems Needed For A Volume Group To Remain Active
Gerald Francis McBrearty - Austin TX Shawn Patrick Mullen - Buda TX Johnny Meng-Han Shieh - Austin TX Thomas Van Weaver - Dripping Springs TX
Assignee:
International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY
International Classification:
G06F 1300
US Classification:
711114, 711112
Abstract:
A method, system, apparatus and computer program product for reducing the number of physical storage systems needed for a volume group to remain active are provided. This is accomplished by creating mirroring sets out of the physical storage systems in the volume group and by setting up a policy that so long as one mirror out of each mirror set is available, the volume group should be allowed to remain active. To activate a volume group (i. e. , when the computer system is turned or reset), there have to be at least one full mirror set and at least one mirror out of each remaining mirror set available. These two policies guarantee that there will always be valid metadata in the system.
Apparatus And Method Of Creating A Mirroring Map For Use With Different Pieces Of Data
Gerald Francis McBrearty - Austin TX, US Shawn Patrick Mullen - Buda TX, US Johnny Meng-Han Shieh - Austin TX, US Thomas Van Weaver - Dripping Springs TX, US
Assignee:
International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY
International Classification:
G06F 12/00
US Classification:
711202
Abstract:
A method, system and apparatus for allowing a mirroring map to be used with more than one piece of data are provided. First, a mirroring map is created and given a name. Then, the name of the mirroring map and the mirroring map itself are stored into the computer system. When a piece of data is to be stored in accordance with the mirroring map any time thereafter, the name of the mirroring map is used to associate the mirroring map with the piece of data.
Limited Concurrent Host Access In A Logical Volume Management Data Storage Environment
A method, system, and program product for controlling multi-node access to a disk storage system. In accordance with the method of the present invention, an active access authorization is set for a first node. The active access authorization enables read and write access by the first node to user and meta data within the disk storage system. A passive access authorization is set for a second node. The passive access authorization enables read-only access by the second node to logical volume management meta data within the disk storage system.
Auburn Montgomery - Anthropology-Geography, Billingsley High School
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Married
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I grew up in south Alabama near Mobile. I now live in historic Capitol Heights in Montgomery, AL. I enjoy running, hiking, camping, gardening, and other assorted outdoor activities. I am in love with ...
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You might find me: loving life, hating sin, watching tech, enjoying music, and going outside
Bragging Rights:
Jumped off a 30ft waterfall, Climbed the Rockies in Colorado, Speak a little Turkish
Thomas Weaver
Work:
Saint Mary's of Saginaw - Registered Nurse/Admin. Manager Mobile Medical Response - Paramedic Saginaw Township Fire - Fire Fighter
Education:
Delta College - Nursing
Relationship:
Married
Tagline:
Conservative, Christian, RN/Paramedic
Thomas Weaver
Work:
Many places
Education:
Southbank institute of tchnology
Relationship:
Single
About:
My names Tom, I'm 18 from Australia currently studying science, Im a pretty chill guy and love to socialize with interesting people!
Bragging Rights:
Have 9 certificate ranging from CPR to my RSA haha im a pretty all round guy ha
Thomas Weaver
Work:
Retired
Education:
University of Dayton - Bus Admin
Tagline:
NRA Liberal
Thomas Weaver
Education:
Clarion University of Pennsylvania - Psychology, West Middlesex High School
Thomas Weaver
Work:
Food Depot - Casher
Education:
Charles Drew High school
Thomas Weaver
Education:
Marshall University
Tagline:
Project Leader and like swimming
Thomas Weaver
About:
I'm a night owl who loves to travel and see different places. I see myself as quiet, reserved, calm, but easy to get along with. I generally keep to myself, but I am willing to lend a hand to thos...
Tagline:
Wannabe Gypsy
Bragging Rights:
Did the Wonderland Trail, Studied Abroad in Ecuador, BSA Eagle Scout, WV 4-H All Star, Graduated Magna Cum Laude
illam is the first saxophonist to reach the finals of BBC Young Musician and the youngest soloist to perform at the Last Night of the BBC Proms. Her programs span the Renaissance and Baroque through the 20th century and present day. American pianist and composer Thomas Weaver joins. Information is here.