Unitary base and integral housing for chemical equipment
AssigneeH2Gen Innovations, Inc.
InventorsFranklin D. Lomax JR., Kim Hong Lim, Stephen W. Waide, Chris A. Davis, Dan E. Gremonprez
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Abstract
An apparatus for structural support of process equipment including a unitary structural base. The structural base includes a first surface having a mounting recess shaped to receive a first equipment component and a second surface located on the opposite side of the first surface and having a stiffening rib shaped to provide structural support. The structural base also includes a side surface located between the first and second surface and including an aperture shaped to receive a lifting component.
Claims30
An apparatus for structural support of process equipment, comprising:
- a unitary structural base including,
- a first surface including a mounting recess shaped to receive a first equipment component,
- a second surface located on an opposite side of the structural base from the first surface and including a stiffening rib shaped to provide structural support, and
- a side surface located between the first and second surface and including an aperture shaped to receive a lifting component.
A method of making an apparatus for structural support of process equipment, comprising:
- forming a unitary structural base in a first near-net shape process, wherein the unitary structural base includes,
- a first surface including a mounting recess shaped to receive a first equipment component,
- a second surface located on the opposite side of the first surface and including a stiffening rib shaped to provide structural support, and
- a side surface located between the first and second surface and including an aperture shaped to receive a lifting component.
A method of assembling and maintaining chemical process equipment, comprising:
- providing a unitary structural base;
- positioning a first chemical process component in an integral component mounting recess of the structural base;
- and
- enclosing the first process equipment by attaching a housing to the structural base around the first equipment component.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.