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George Andrew Olah

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George Andrew Olah (born May 22, 1927 in Budapest, as Olh Gyrgy) is an American chemist. His research involves the generation and reactivity of

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Andrew Olah

AMOLAH LLC

Andrew M. Olah
President

OLAH BROTHERS, INCORPORATED

2834 Colorado Ave, Santa Monica, CA 90404

Us Patents

Polyefinic Pipe Having A Chlorinated Polyolefinic Hollow Core
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US Patent:

7160593, Jan 9, 2007
Filed:

Jul 9, 2003
Appl. No.:

10/616421
Inventors:

Girish T. Dalal - Avon Lake OH, US
Arthur L. Backman - Broadview Heights OH, US
Andrew M. Olah - Spencer OH, US
Theodore J. Schmitz - Avon OH, US
Andrew L. Auvil - Brecksville OH, US
Michael D. Vaughn - Strongsville OH, US
James J. Dedrick - Medina OH, US
Assignee:

Noveon, Inc. - Cleveland OH
International Classification:

B32B 1/08
B32B 27/08
B32B 27/32
B29D 23/00
F16L 11/04
F16L 9/133
C08F 283/00
US Classification:

428 3691, 428 357, 428 365, 428 369, 428515, 428516, 428518, 428519, 428523, 138137, 138140, 138141, 525356, 525416
Abstract:

A multi-layered pipe of arbitrary length and cross-section is produced by co-extrusion of a lower polyolefin (C–C) outer body over the exterior surface of a tubular core of randomly, partially randomly, or blocky chlorinated lower polyolefin, the core having a wall thickness, measured in the radial direction, in the range from about 0. 025 mm to 5 mm. The tubular core is coextensive with essentially the entire length of the pipe. The tubular core comprises a major proportion by weight of the randomly chlorinated polyolefin (r-CPO), or, partially randomly chlorinated polyolefin (pr-CPO), or, a blocky chlorinated polyolefin (b-CPO), any of which may be blended with a minor proportion by weight of a blending ingredient. The r-CPO, pr-CPO or b-CPO, or a blend thereof, each has an extrusion temperature in the same range as that for the corresponding non-halogenated polyolefin, namely in the range from about 150 C. to 250 C.

System And Method Of Assembly Of Cpvc Fire Sprinkler System Employing Mechanical Couplings And Supports
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US Patent:

7766092, Aug 3, 2010
Filed:

Aug 16, 2006
Appl. No.:

11/464919
Inventors:

Michael P. Perkovich - Sheffield Lake OH, US
Andrew M. Olah - Spencer OH, US
Gary L. Johnson - Cape Charles VA, US
Stanley J. Nerderman - Kirtland OH, US
Assignee:

Lubrizol Advanced Materials, Inc. - Cleveland OH
International Classification:

A62C 2/00
US Classification:

169 43, 169 16, 169 37, 239565, 239600, 2851251, 285330, 285423, 138103, 138155
Abstract:

Fire sprinkler system comprising a network of CPVC pipe lengths in which at least some of the pipe lengths are interconnected with mechanical devices having resilient sealing members that are chemically compatible with the CPVC composition. Repairs and system modifications can be made without the use of solvent cement. In-line joints are formed with a coupling device including a pair of arcuate coupling segments having a first end, a second end, and an interior concave surface extending between the first end and the second end. A longitudinal channel extends along the concave surface. At least one mechanical fastener is operative to detachably connect the pair of coupling segments. A resilient annular seal is located within the longitudinal channel of each segment. A branching device connects a branch pipe to a main pipe through an orifice in the main pipe utilizing a saddle-like sealing member. The pipe assemblies are able to pass UL testing protocols for wet fire sprinkler systems.

Cpvc Pipe With 25% Higher Hydrostatic Design Basis Than Required Under Astm D2846
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US Patent:

20090110858, Apr 30, 2009
Filed:

Oct 29, 2008
Appl. No.:

12/260400
Inventors:

Arthur L. Backman - Broadview Heights OH, US
Rocco A. Mango - Avon Lake OH, US
Robert S. Newby - Hudson OH, US
Andrew M. Olah - Spencer OH, US
Assignee:

LUBRIZOL ADVANCED MATERIALS, INC. - Cleveland OH
International Classification:

B32B 1/08
C08K 5/57
US Classification:

428 369, 524178
Abstract:

CPVC pipe in diameters in the range from 15 mm (0.5 inch) to 15.24 cm (6 ins), to carry hot and cold aqueous streams under 690 KPa (100 psi) pressure and 82.2 C. (180 F.) in continuous service, is extruded from a compound in which the CPVC has a high Cl content in the range from 66.5%-70%, when modified with either of two specific impact high rubber modifiers in an amount greater than 5 parts but no more than 6 parts per 100 parts of CPVC. Extruded CPVC pipe provides a HDB measured according to ASTM D2837-01 which is 25% or more greater than that required for commercial pipe as specified in ASTM D2846. As a result, both SDR-11 and SDR-13.5 pipe are produced which provide a HDB of at least 1250 psi (8.62 MPa) at the 100,000 hr intercept.

Pvc/Cpvc Composite Pipe With Metal Interlayer And Process For Making It
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US Patent:

20090139661, Jun 4, 2009
Filed:

Nov 26, 2008
Appl. No.:

12/323551
Inventors:

Robert M. Frimel - Vermilion OH, US
Andrew M. Olah - Spencer OH, US
Assignee:

LUBRIZOL ADVANCED MATERIALS, INC. - Cleveland OH
International Classification:

B29C 65/00
F16L 11/00
US Classification:

156498, 138125
Abstract:

A composite pipe has a metal conduit sandwiched between inner and outer conduits of PVC/CPVC, each of which are adhesively secured to the interlaying metal conduit with a dried, solvent-free thin layer of a thermosetting bilayer adhesive which provides a bond with the metal, which bond fails in cohesive failure. Narrowly defined limits on the thickness of each conduit are found to provide a bendable composite pipe with an aluminum interlayer; and to provide a rigid non-bendable composite pipe with a steel interlayer. Making the composite pipe which meets required ASTM and NSF test considerations requires unexpectedly critical process steps. A process for making the pipe is disclosed, as are PVC/CPVC fittings which allow lengths of pipe to be solvent-cemented in them so as to seal the terminal ends of the pipe against infusion of fluid under pressure in the pipe, thus preventing delaminaton.

System And Method Of Assembly Of Cpvc Piping System Employing Mechanical Couplings And Supports
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US Patent:

20100263884, Oct 21, 2010
Filed:

Apr 19, 2010
Appl. No.:

12/762655
Inventors:

Michael P. Perkovich - Sheffield Lake OH, US
Andrew M. Olah - Spencer OH, US
Gary L. Johnson - Sebring FL, US
Stanley J. Nerderman - Kirkland OH, US
Joey L. Glassco - Brecksville OH, US
Jennifer M. Baker - Willoughby OH, US
Assignee:

LUBRIZOL ADVANCED MATERIALS, INC. - Cleveland OH
International Classification:

A62C 35/00
A62C 35/60
F16L 23/036
US Classification:

169 43, 169 16, 285412
Abstract:

CPVC piping systems comprising a network of CPVC pipe lengths in which at least some of the pipe lengths are interconnected with mechanical devices having resilient sealing members that are chemically compatible with the CPVC composition are described herein. Repairs and system modifications can be made without the use of solvent cement. In-line joints are formed with a coupling device including a pair of arcuate coupling segments having a first end, a second end, and an interior concave surface extending between the first end and the second end. A longitudinal channel extends along the concave surface. At least one mechanical fastener is operative to detachably connect the pair of coupling segments. A resilient annular seal is located within the longitudinal channel of each segment. A branching device connects a branch pipe to a main pipe through an orifice in the main pipe utilizing a saddle-like sealing member.

System And Method Of Assembly Of Cpvc Fire Sprinkler System Employing Mechanical Couplings And Supports
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US Patent:

20100276926, Nov 4, 2010
Filed:

Jul 14, 2010
Appl. No.:

12/836203
Inventors:

Michael P. Perkovich - Sheffield Lake OH, US
Andrew M. Olah - Spencer OH, US
Gary L. Johnson - Cape Charles VA, US
Stanley J. Nerderman - Kirtland OH, US
Assignee:

LUBRIZOL ADVANCED MATERIALS, INC. - Cleveland OH
International Classification:

F16L 41/08
F16L 17/00
US Classification:

285197, 285337
Abstract:

Fire sprinkler system comprising a network of CPVC pipe lengths in which at least some of the pipe lengths are interconnected with mechanical devices having resilient sealing members that are chemically compatible with the CPVC composition. Repairs and system modifications can be made without the use of solvent cement. In-line joints are formed with a coupling device including a pair of arcuate coupling segments having a first end, a second end, and an interior concave surface extending between the first end and the second end. A longitudinal channel extends along the concave surface. At least one mechanical fastener is operative to detachably connect the pair of coupling segments. A resilient annular seal is located within the longitudinal channel of each segment. A branching device connects a branch pipe to a main pipe through an orifice in the main pipe utilizing a saddle-like sealing member. The pipe assemblies are able to pass UL testing protocols for wet fire sprinkler systems.

Pvc/Cpvc Composite Pipe With Metal Interlayer And Process For Making It
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US Patent:

20120175006, Jul 12, 2012
Filed:

Mar 19, 2012
Appl. No.:

13/423798
Inventors:

Robert M. Frimel - Vermillion OH, US
Andrew M. Olah - Spencer OH, US
Assignee:

LUBRIZOL ADVANCED MATERIALS, INC. - Cleveland OH
International Classification:

F16L 9/14
F16L 23/12
B32B 37/12
B23K 26/00
US Classification:

138143, 21912164, 285332, 285238, 156 60
Abstract:

A composite pipe has a metal conduit sandwiched between inner and outer conduits of PVC/CPVC, each of which are adhesively secured to the interlaying metal conduit with a dried, solvent-free thin layer of a thermosetting bilayer adhesive which provides a bond with the metal, which bond fails in cohesive failure. Narrowly defined limits on the thickness of each conduit are found to provide a bendable composite pipe with an aluminum interlayer; and to provide a rigid non-bendable composite pipe with a steel interlayer. Making the composite pipe which meets required ASTM and NSF test considerations requires unexpectedly critical process steps. A process for making the pipe is disclosed, as are PVC/CPVC fittings which allow lengths of pipe to be solvent-cemented in them so as to seal the terminal ends of the pipe against infusion of fluid under pressure in the pipe, thus preventing delamination.

Process For Producing Bitumen
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US Patent:

50836137, Jan 28, 1992
Filed:

Apr 21, 1989
Appl. No.:

7/341772
Inventors:

Armand A. Gregoli - Tulsa OK
Andrew M. Olah - Spencer OH
John A. Hamshar - Owasso OK
Daniel P. Rimmer - Broken Arrow OK
Erdal Yildirim - Calgary, CA
Assignee:

Canadian Occidental Petroleum, Ltd. - Calgary
International Classification:

E21B 4315
E21B 4324
US Classification:

166275
Abstract:

A process for producing bitumen employing a borehole that has been drilled into a subterranean hydrocarbon-bearing reservoir having a hydrocarbon. A void space is created at the bottom of the borehole. A bundle of spring-loaded guide tubes is inserted through the borehole and into the void space. Each guide tube is enclosed with a smaller diameter flexible tube that is connected to a source of an emulsifying composition comprising an aqueous phase and an emulsifying agent. The emulsifying agent comprises first and a second ethoxylated alkylphenol compounds wherein at least 1% by weight include more than 100 ethoxy groups. The emulsifying composition is released through the flexible tubes to form an oil-in-aqueous phase emulsion in the reservoir. The oil-in-aqueous emulsion is removed from the reservoir.