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Arlie Allison Phones & Addresses

  • 207 4Th 1/2 St, Nederland, TX 77627 (409) 722-5181
  • 207 4Th St, Nederland, TX 77627 (409) 722-5181
  • Houston, TX
  • Jefferson, TX
  • Beaumont, TX
  • Port Neches, TX

Education

Degree: High school graduate or higher

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Us Patents

Method For Cleaning Pipe

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US Patent:
52445054, Sep 14, 1993
Filed:
Feb 24, 1992
Appl. No.:
7/839993
Inventors:
Arlie Allison - Houston TX
Simon Tarsha - Fort Worth TX
James S. McMillan - Benbrook TX
Assignee:
Pipe Rehab International, Inc. - Dallas TX
International Classification:
B08B 904
B08B 902
US Classification:
134 2211
Abstract:
An apparatus is shown for cleaning a pipe. The apparatus includes a rigid stem and a motor stationarily mounted on the stem. An outer body surrounds the motor and is rotatably mounted on the rigid stem. A fluid conduit is connected to the stem and to a source of fluid under pressure for supplying fluid to the motor for driving the motor. The fluid conduit also connected to a pulling unit for pulling the apparatus through the pipe to be cleaned. Fluid supplied through the fluid conduit to the stem and through the stem to the fluid powered motor provides rotational propulsion to turn the outer body as the apparatus is moved through the pipe to be cleaned.

Apparatus For Cleaning Pipe

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US Patent:
50900790, Feb 25, 1992
Filed:
Jul 13, 1990
Appl. No.:
7/553732
Inventors:
Arlie Allison - Houston TX
Simon Tarsha - Fort Worth TX
James S. McMillan - Benbrook TX
Assignee:
Dowell Schlumberger Incorporated - Tulsa OK
International Classification:
B08B 902
US Classification:
1510431
Abstract:
An apparatus is shown for cleaning a pipe. The apparatus includes a rigid stem and a motor stationarily mounted on the stem. An outer body surrounds the motor and is rotatably mounted on the rigid stem. A fluid conduit is connected to the stem and to a source of fluid under pressure for supplying fluid to the motor for driving the motor. The fluid conduit also connected to a pulling unit for pulling the apparatus through the pipe to be cleaned. Fluid supplied through the fluid conduit to the stem and through the stem to the fluid powered motor provides rotational propulsion to turn the outer body as the apparatus is moved through the pipe to be cleaned.

Room Heat Circulation System

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US Patent:
45342768, Aug 13, 1985
Filed:
Oct 26, 1984
Appl. No.:
6/665313
Inventors:
Arlie E. Allison - Beaumont TX
International Classification:
F24F 706
US Classification:
98 345
Abstract:
A room heat circulation system for circulating warm air from the top of a room to the bottom of the room using a wall of the room as a duct. A do it yourself kit including a fan and upper grill connected to a housing is adapted to be inserted into an upper opening in the wall and a bottom grill is adapted to be inserted into a lower opening in the wall. The upper grill has upwardly directed louvers and the bottom grill has downwardly directed louvers for drawing in warm air from the top of the room by the fan and exhausting the warm air into the bottom of the room. Retractable and expandable connecting means are connected to the housing and the lower grill and operable from the front whereby each of the connecting means may be retracted for installing the units into the openings and then extended for engaging the edges of the opening.
Arlie E Allison from Nederland, TX, age ~91 Get Report