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Colin G Grieves

from Batavia, IL
Age ~78
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Related to:
Carolyn A Grieves, 51Catherine E Grieves, 45
Connected to:
Bernadette M Grieves, 61Brian D Grieves, 42Darren R Grieves, 40Jordan Grieves, 34Sara A Griewing, 47David T Grieze, 59Mary J Grifa, 95Thomas W Grifa, 71Fabian Grifaldo, 35Martin A Grifaldo, 56

Colin Grieves Phones & Addresses

  • 38W109 Tanglewood Dr, Batavia, IL 60510 (630) 406-1157
  • 1376 Spencer Ln, Batavia, IL 60510 (630) 326-9413
  • Aurora, IL
  • Kane, IL
  • Oswego, IL
  • 38W109 Tanglewood Dr, Batavia, IL 60510

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Position: Sales Occupations

Education

Degree: Associate degree or higher

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Oil Shale Retorting And Retort Water Purification Process

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US Patent:
45850631, Apr 29, 1986
Filed:
Sep 27, 1984
Appl. No.:
6/656012
Inventors:
Dean G. Venardos - Naperville IL
Colin G. Grieves - Oswego IL
Assignee:
Standard Oil Company (Indiana) - Chicago IL
International Classification:
C10B 5720
E21B 43247
E21B 4326
E21C 4110
US Classification:
166259
Abstract:
An oil shale process is provided to retort oil shale and purify oil shale retort water. In the process, raw oil shale is retorted in an in situ underground retort or in an above ground retort to liberate shale oil, light hydrocarbon gases and oil shale retort water. The retort water is separated from the shale oil and gases in a sump or in a fractionator or quench tower followed by an API oil/water separator. After the retort water is separated from the shale oil, the retort water is steam stripped, carbon adsorbed and biologically treated, preferably by granular carbon adsorbers followed by activated sludge treatment or by activated sludge containing powdered activated carbon. The retort water can be granularly filtered before being steam stripped. The purified retort water can be used in various other oil shale processes, such as dedusting, scrubbing, spent shale moisturing, backfilling, in situ feed gas injection and pulsed combustion.

Process For Treating Sour Water In Oil Refineries

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US Patent:
47464348, May 24, 1988
Filed:
Jun 24, 1987
Appl. No.:
7/065857
Inventors:
Colin G. Grieves - Batavia IL
Robert J. Baechle - Savannah GA
John M. Considine - Savannah GA
Lawrence M. Bristow - Savannah GA
Assignee:
Amoco Corporation - Chicago IL
International Classification:
C02F 126
C02F 302
US Classification:
210610
Abstract:
Sour process water from an oil refinery is partially treated by oil extraction. The partially treated water can be biologically treated, upgraded and further purified in a cooling tower, trickle filter, and/or activated sludge tank.

Oil Shale Retorting And Retort Water Purification Process

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US Patent:
44950560, Jan 22, 1985
Filed:
Apr 16, 1982
Appl. No.:
6/368976
Inventors:
Dean G. Venardos - Naperville IL
Colin G. Grieves - Oswego IL
Assignee:
Standard Oil Company (Indiana) - Chicago IL
Gulf Oil Corporation - Chicago IL
International Classification:
C10G 102
C10B 5306
C02F 312
US Classification:
208 11R
Abstract:
An oil shale process is provided to retort oil shale and purify oil shale retort water. In the process, raw oil shale is retorted in an in situ underground retort or in an above ground retort to liberate shale oil, light hydrocarbon gases and oil shale retort water. The retort water is separated from the shale oil and gases in a sump or in a fractionator or quench tower followed by an API oil/water separator. After the retort water is separated from the shale oil, the retort water is steam stripped, carbon adsorbed and biologically treated, preferably by granular carbon adsorbers followed by activated sludge treatment or by activated sludge containing powdered activated carbon. The retort water can be granularly filtered before being steam stripped. The purified retort water can be used in various other oil shale processes, such as dedusting, scrubbing, spent shale moisturing, backfilling, in situ feed gas injection and pulsed combustion.
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