John G Schwartz

US Patent:

20130031238, Jan 31, 2013

Filed:

Jul 28, 2011

Appl. No.:

13/192952

Inventors:

Brian J. Grossklas - Park Ridge IL, US
John T. Schwartz - Richardson TX, US
Paul Jacob Abernathy - Charlotte NC, US
Angelito A. Reyes - Chatsworth CA, US
Amanda Thomas - Jacksonville FL, US
Julie Mathew - Chennai, IN
Jameel Ahmed Jamal - Chennai, IN
Mathan Kumar - Charlotte NC, US

Assignee:

Bank of America Corporation - Charlotte NC

International Classification:

G06F 15/173

US Classification:

709224

Abstract:

Methods, systems and computer program products for monitoring and analysis of network servers and web analytics programs are disclosed. A monitoring program, for example, is configured to monitor the status of web analytics program(s) associated with one or more network servers. The monitoring program may monitor server-specific metrics such as server free disk space, server available memory, server on-line/off-line status, report processing time, difference between system time and log file time, table size details, etc. The program may be configured to present status indicators to the user that are indicative of the health of the web analytics program and/or server. A user may receive an alert generated by the monitoring program regarding a change in web analytics program status. Additionally, the monitoring program may be configured to automatically take corrective action to remedy or prevent a critical event that may cause loss of data or delay web analytics reporting.

US Patent:

56267410, May 6, 1997

Filed:

Dec 14, 1995

Appl. No.:

8/572087

Inventors:

James F. Mosby - Burr Ridge IL
F. William Hauschildt - Naperville IL
George P. Quinn - Winfield IL
Douglas N. Rundell - Glen Ellyn IL
John G. Schwartz - Naperville IL
Mark S. Camp - LaGrange Park IL
John M. Forgac - Elmhurst IL

Assignee:

Amoco Corporation - Chicago IL

International Classification:

C10G 1100

US Classification:

208113

Abstract:

A catalytic cracking process is disclosed in which cracking is performed in a riser reactor, catalytically cracked product is substantially separated from the catalyst in a gross-cut separator downstream of the riser reactor, and the cracked product is quenched with an anhydrous quench liquid at a location immediately downstream of the oil outlet of the gross-cut separator.

US Patent:

50430580, Aug 27, 1991

Filed:

Mar 26, 1990

Appl. No.:

7/499043

Inventors:

John M. Forgac - Elmhurst IL
F. William Hauschildt - Naperville IL
George P. Quinn - Winfield IL
Douglas N. Rundell - Glen Ellyn IL
John G. Schwartz - Naperville IL
Mark S. Camp - LaGrange Park IL

Assignee:

Amoco Corporation - Chicago IL

International Classification:

C10G 916

US Classification:

208 48Q

Abstract:

Effective quenching is provided in a catalytic cracking process to increase product yield and decrease thermal cracking. To this end, the quench is injected at special locations and a special quench is used. In the illustrated embodiment, the quench is injected into the oil product immediately downstream of an external gross cut separator before the product enters a disengaging vessel and the quench comprises cycle oil.

US Patent:

44203888, Dec 13, 1983

Filed:

Sep 14, 1981

Appl. No.:

6/301754

Inventors:

Ralph J. Bertolacini - Naperville IL
James F. Mosby - Palos Heights IL
John G. Schwartz - Naperville IL

Assignee:

Standard Oil Company (Indiana) - Chicago IL

International Classification:

C10G 4712

US Classification:

208112

Abstract:

The method of converting at least 20% by weight of a vacuum gas oil fraction boiling above 650. degree. F. into products having a boiling point less than about 650. degree. F. , which comprises hydrotreating a vacuum gas oil with a hydrodesulfurization catalyst comprising a Group VIB and Group VIII metal wherein an organic fluorine compound is added to the vacuum gas oil during hydrotreating and the vacuum gas oil is hydrotreated under hydrogen at a temperature of at least 740. degree. F.

US Patent:

50892355, Feb 18, 1992

Filed:

Mar 26, 1990

Appl. No.:

7/499044

Inventors:

John G. Schwartz - Naperville IL
F. William Hauschildt - Naperville IL
George E. Quinn - Winfield IL
John M. Forgac - Elmhurst IL

Assignee:

Amoco Corporation - Chicago IL

International Classification:

F27B 1512
F27B 1514
F27B 1516
B01J 818

US Classification:

422144

Abstract:

Effective quenching is provided in a catalytic cracking unit to increase product yield and decrease thermal cracking. For increased benefits, the quench is injected at special locations. In the illustrated embodiment, the quench is injected into the oil product immediately downstream of an external gross cut separator before the product enters a disengaging vessel.