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Felix Mummolo Phones & Addresses

  • Oley, PA
  • Reading, PA
  • 26 Ridge Crest Dr, Fleetwood, PA 19522 (610) 944-7770
  • Brick, NJ
  • Mohrsville, PA
  • Mesquite, TX
  • Pottstown, PA

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Company: Smart technology Inc Address: 26 Ridge Crest Drive, Fleetwood, PA 19522 Phones: (610) 766-2742

Industries

Mechanical Or Industrial Engineering

Specialities

Property Management

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Felix Mummolo, Fleetwood PA

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Specialties:
Property Management
Work:
Smart technology Inc
26 Ridge Crest Drive, Fleetwood, PA 19522
(610) 766-2742 (Office)

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Felix Mummolo

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Location:
26 Ridge Crest Dr, Fleetwood, PA 19522
Industry:
Mechanical Or Industrial Engineering

Business Records

Name / Title
Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
Felix Mummolo
President
Smart Technology, Inc
Business Services
301 Cir Of Progress Dr, Pottstown, PA 19464
PO Box 277, Basket, PA 19547
(610) 718-9466, (610) 718-9446
Felix Mummolo
Principal
Mid-Atlantic Polysteel
Nonclassifiable Establishments
301 Cir Of Progress Dr, Pottstown, PA 19464
PO Box 277, Basket, PA 19547

Publications

Us Patents

Method For Servicing A Live Pipeline

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US Patent:
59671912, Oct 19, 1999
Filed:
Jan 20, 1998
Appl. No.:
9/008987
Inventors:
Felix P. Mummolo - Spring City PA
Assignee:
Smart Technology Inc. - Pottstown PA
International Classification:
F16L 5518
F16K 4300
US Classification:
138 97
Abstract:
A process for servicing a live pipeline does not require the preexistence of isolation valves or access components or the use of special enclosures. No special components remain in the serviced pipeline. The invention is particularly useful for servicing hospital medical gas distribution pipelines or other pipelines having restrictions on components, connections, and contamination. The process comprises steps of isolating a pipeline section, severing the pipeline in the isolated section, plugging the pipeline upstream of the severed open end using a fluid-tight seal, removing a pipeline section downstream of the fluid-tight seal, connecting a first replacement section having a first valve to the pipeline proximate to the fluid-tight seal, moving the fluid-tight seal into the replacement section and downstream of the first valve, closing the first valve, repeating the procedure on the downstream side so as to connect a second replacement section and close a second valve located therein, interconnecting the first and second replacement sections, and then opening the first and second valves to permit fluid flow through the first and second replacement sections.
Felix P Mummolo from Oley, PA, age ~73 Get Report