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Will G Durant

from Long Beach, CA
Age ~87
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Also known as:
Will C Durant, William Durant, Gilbert Durant Will
Phone and address:
248 Quincy Ave, Long Beach, CA 90803
(562) 438-4398
Related to:
Elizabeth Ann Barnes, 52Stephanie R Carr, 50Lopez CarrSharon Wolf, 88Sara A Carr, 82
Connected to:
Adrian M Durant, 66Aimee Durant, 37Benjamin C Durant, 58Bobby D Durant, 79Breanna Durant, 34Brooke K Durant, 43Burley E Durant, 64Caleb E Durant, 33Candace M Durant, 92Caron T Durant, 69

Will Durant Phones & Addresses

  • 248 Quincy Ave, Lb, CA 90803 (562) 438-4398
  • Long Beach, CA
  • Los Angeles, CA
  • Stanton, CA
  • Tustin, CA
  • 301 S Glassell St APT 218, Orange, CA 92866 (657) 281-2264
  • Newport Beach, CA

Work

Position: Retired

Education

Degree: Graduate or professional degree

Business Records

Name / Title
Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
Will T. Durant
President
W. T. DURANT, INC
Builders & Contractors · Building & Home Construction
1306 E 29 St, Signal Hill, CA 90755
(562) 424-8816, (562) 424-8440
Will Durant
Pourboy Products, A California Limited Partnership
3325 E Miraloma Ave, Anaheim, CA 92806
Will G. Durant
President
Pac 21
Management Consulting · Mfg Process Control Instruments · All Other Misc Mfg · Manufacturers
11888 Western Ave, Stanton, CA 90680
(714) 891-7000, (714) 891-9700

Publications

Isbn (Books And Publications)

The Age of Faith

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Will Durant

ISBN #

0671012002

The Age of Louis XIV

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Will Durant

ISBN #

0671012150

The Age of Reason Begins

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Will Durant

ISBN #

0671013203

The Age of Voltaire

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Will Durant

ISBN #

0671013254

The Story of Civilization Pt. A: Caesar and Christ

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Will Durant

ISBN #

0671115006

Transition: A Sentimental Story of One Mind and One Era

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Will Durant

ISBN #

0671242032

The Lessons of History

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Will Durant

ISBN #

0671413333

The Story of Civilization Pt. 1: The Life of Greece

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Will Durant

ISBN #

0671418009

Us Patents

Vacuum Packing Machine With Interior Scale

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US Patent:
6874548, Apr 5, 2005
Filed:
Dec 29, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/749016
Inventors:
Will G. Durant - Long Beach CA, US
International Classification:
B65B001/04
US Classification:
141 83, 141 10, 141313
Abstract:
A vacuum packer for filling valve bags employs a load cell-based scale mechanism located within the vacuum chamber. An interior packer front plate is supported from the back, inner wall of the chamber on four flexure spring check straps. The front plate is supported from a single load cell mounted on the back, interior wall of the vacuum chamber. Side bag retention plates, end retention plates and the lower bag support saddle are mounted to the packer front plate. A flexible connection is furnished between the back of the filling spout and the interior back wall of the vacuum chamber. All other required piping is made directly to the back wall of the chamber, thus removing them from the scale mechanism entirely.

Method And Apparatus For Filling A Vessel With Particulate Matter

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US Patent:
7621299, Nov 24, 2009
Filed:
Oct 3, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/679235
Inventors:
Stephane F. Rouanet - Westford MA, US
James N. Litrun - Pepperell MA, US
Will G. Durant - Long Beach CA, US
Robert L. Beery - Atwood IL, US
Assignee:
Cabot Corporation - Boston MA
International Classification:
B65B 1/20
US Classification:
141 12, 141 10, 141 74
Abstract:
A method and an apparatus for filling a vessel having an internal volume with particulate matter are disclosed. The method generally comprises the steps of providing a vessel having a length, width, and an internal volume, providing a supply of particulate matter, filling at least a portion of the internal volume of the vessel with the particulate matter, and repeating the aforementioned steps until the internal volume of the vessel has been filled with the desired amount of particulate matter. While the vessel is being filled with the particulate matter, the vessel also is subjected to a vibratory motion or at least one tamping motion, or the static electricity produced upon filling the vessel with the particulate matter is discharged. The apparatus generally comprises a carrier assembly, a container, and at least one of an actuating assembly, a vibrator assembly, and a static discharge assembly.

Combined Strainer And Pour Spout Apparatus

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US Patent:
50788728, Jan 7, 1992
Filed:
Aug 27, 1990
Appl. No.:
7/574477
Inventors:
Will G. Durant - Long Beach CA
Erin M. Durant - Orange CA
International Classification:
B01D 2438
US Classification:
210232
Abstract:
A disposable, combined strainer and pour spout integrates into one apparatus the combination of means for pouring and straining utilizing a simple device that may be readily attached to or integrated with a disposable bucket or tub for holding paints or other liquids. A pour spout member of the invention is preferably made of a simple die cut paper shape and a strainer member of the present invention is preferably a die cut triangular mesh to which a paper band is affixed at one edge. The strainer mesh is secured to the pour spout by stitching, or gluing along two sides. The band side of the strainer mesh is left free to move away from the spout as the device is rolled into a partial cylindrical or conical section when attached to the bucket. The combined assembly may be attached to a disposable bucket utilizing a pre-applied tape band, stitching, or may be built integrally into the bucket.

Valve Bag Placer

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US Patent:
43345581, Jun 15, 1982
Filed:
Jun 3, 1980
Appl. No.:
6/155920
Inventors:
Will G. Durant - Tustin CA
International Classification:
B65B 4318
B65B 4330
US Classification:
141114
Abstract:
A bag placer apparatus for placing a valve bag upon a filler spout through which the bag is to be filled with a flowable material. The apparatus comprises three principal components, namely, a magazine for stacking the bags, a registration and indexing apparatus for removing one bag at a time from the stack and aligning the bag with the valve portion thereof in a precise location, and a picker-spouter apparatus which picks up the aligned bag, opens the valve and places it upon a filler spout. The magazine has means for supporting a plurality of vertical stacks of bags with each stack comprising a plurality of bags in horizontal position. The magazine also includes means for sensing when the last bag of a stack has been withdrawn for positioning another stack in appropriate location for being received by the registration and indexing apparatus. The registration and indexing apparatus includes means for automatically registering each bag in precise position and alignment relative to the picker-spouter apparatus thereby relieving the machine operator of the need to carefully align the bags in precise positions in the magazine stacking operation. The picker-spouter apparatus includes an advantageous combination of clamp mechanism, suction cups, and a push rod, for greater reliability in opening the valve of a bag and placing it securely on a filling spout.

Apparatus For Use On Open-Mouth Cans For Pouring Liquid Therefrom

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US Patent:
47368748, Apr 12, 1988
Filed:
Nov 24, 1986
Appl. No.:
6/934284
Inventors:
Will G. Durant - Tustin CA
International Classification:
B65D 2548
US Classification:
222570
Abstract:
A pouring apparatus for use on a liquid-carrying container such as a paint can for preventing inadvertent spillage onto the can, the apparatus having a wedge-shaped annulus for insertion into the open mouth of the can and for frictional engagement with the inner rim of the can without being supported on the top or side wall of the can. A spout member provides a pouring surface which may be either integral to or separate from but supported by the annulus. Where the pouring surface is separate, it may be made of a disposable material such as paper. Such disposable material pouring surface or spout member is preferably secured between the wedge-shaped annulus and the inner rim of the can. This is facilitated by shaping the secured portion of the spout member to conform to the wedge shape of the annulus. By using a relatively rigid wedge to trap the paper spout member against the inner rim of the can and to wrap the spout member around the inserted portion of the wedge, the spout member can be made economically disposable while the annulus remains clean and readily reuseable.

Valve Bag Placer

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US Patent:
44112963, Oct 25, 1983
Filed:
Apr 13, 1981
Appl. No.:
6/253978
Inventors:
Will G. Durant - Tustin CA
Assignee:
W. G. Durant Corporation - Placentia CA
International Classification:
B65B 4318
B65B 4330
US Classification:
141 98
Abstract:
A bag placer apparatus for placing a valve bag upon a filler spout through which the bag is to be filled with a flowable material. The apparatus comprises three principal components, namely, a magazine for stacking the bags, a registration and indexing apparatus for removing one bag at a time from the stack and aligning the bag with the valve portion thereof in a precise location, and a picker-spouter apparatus which picks up the aligned bag, opens the valve and places it upon a filler spout. The picker-spouter apparatus includes an advantageous combination of clamp mechanism, suction cups, a push rod, and a second clamp mechanism which employs a pair of leaf-springs which selectively grasp and align the vertical edge of each bag below the valve thereof to further ensure proper bag alignment and valve opening. A novel bag printer assembly is provided to permit the user to automatically print a selected code, indicia or other writing on each bag and especially on the bottom of each bag as it is being handled by the bag placer. This printer assembly is structurally integrated into the registration and indexing apparatus and electrically and pneumatically integrated into the overall system whereby printing on each bag is automatically accomplished.

Combined Auger And Air-Type Valve Bag Filling Machine

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US Patent:
46129642, Sep 23, 1986
Filed:
Apr 1, 1985
Appl. No.:
6/718660
Inventors:
Will G. Durant - Tustin CA
Assignee:
Westmont, Inc. - Santa Fe Springs CA
International Classification:
B65B 118
US Classification:
141 68
Abstract:
A valve bag filling apparatus that combines an auger-type feed and an air pressure-type feed in a unitary filling system for filling valve bags with flowable particulate material at higher speed and with greater accuracy. A concentric tube configuration is used to deliver such material at high speed into the bag during a major portion of the filling cycle with both feed systems acting simultaneously. A novel cutoff tube closes an annular air feed passage during the final portion of the filling cycle when the auger feed portion of the system completes the bag filling operation at a highly accurate and readily controlled low feed rate. Air purge jets clear the air passage of remaining material during the final portion of the filling cycle. A unique fluidizing section of the apparatus aerates the product and feeds it into both the auger and air passage during high speed filling.

Liquid Mixing Paddle Having Disposable Sleeve

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US Patent:
48963909, Jan 30, 1990
Filed:
Jan 9, 1989
Appl. No.:
7/294238
Inventors:
Will G. Durant - Long Beach CA
International Classification:
B25F 100
US Classification:
7105
Abstract:
A mixing system for use with paint cans and the like, the mixing system comprising a blade having, in a preferred embodiment, a prying end and a handle which can serve the additional purpose of a mallet. The remaining portion of the blade is adapted for insertion into the pocket of a disposable sleeve, preferably but not necessarily made of paper coated internally with polyethylene or other coating. Such sleeve may also be made of plastic or metal foil. The paper sleeve provides a jacket portion adapted to encircle the blade and a flat portion which may be used for a variety of purposes including calibrating the level of the paint in the can, as well as providing specially shaped edges for wiping the interior lip as well as the bottom of the paint can free of paint and for spreading materials such as putty and the like. The blade is provided with a hook designed to receive a correspondingly shaped notch or hole in the sleeve for affixing the two. By altering the width and length of the blade and sleeve, sleeves of idela size for pint, quart, gallon and five gallon containers may be utilized economically.
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Will G Durant from Long Beach, CA, age ~87 Get Report