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Patent US5752617 - Material holding tank with dike and skirt - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsA material containment system is described that generally includes a containment tank, a skirt that is coupled to, supported by and extends outwardly from the tank, and a dike which defines a chamber for receiving the contents of the tank should such contents leak or otherwise be expelled from the tank....http://www.google.com/patents/US5752617?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US5752617 - Material holding tank with dike and skirtAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS5752617 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 08/367,095Publication dateMay 19, 1998Filing dateDec 29, 1994Priority dateDec 29, 1994Fee statusLapsedPublication number08367095, 367095, US 5752617 A, US 5752617A, US-A-5752617, US5752617 A, US5752617AInventorsMichael J. YungOriginal AssigneeYung; Michael J.Export CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (34), Referenced by (5), Classifications (7), Legal Events (3) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetMaterial holding tank with dike and skirtUS 5752617 AAbstract A material containment system is described that generally includes a containment tank, a skirt that is coupled to, supported by and extends outwardly from the tank, and a dike which defines a chamber for receiving the contents of the tank should such contents leak or otherwise be expelled from the tank. A tank stand optionally may be placed inside the chamber for receiving and supporting the tank. The skirt is spaced from the dike and extends beyond the periphery of the chamber so that substances contacting the skirt, such as rain, are guided away from the chamber. The system also may include at least one, and often plural, releasable tank fasteners that releasably couple the tank to the dike. The tank typically is a single-walled tank. Alternative embodiments include a double-walled tank, and a tank that has an upper double-walled portion and a lower single-walled portion. With double-walled embodiments, a space is defined between the two walls which may be filled with a material such as an antifreeze, a coolant or an insulating material. The system preferably is transportable, and may include laterally spaced parallel brackets coupled to a bottom portion of the dike for receiving the tines of a lift truck. The tank also may include a fastening device for coupling the tank, and possibly the skirt, to a crane-type lifting device.
I claim: 1. An above-ground material containment system, comprising:a tank; a skirt coupled to and extending outwardly from the tank; and a dike having an upper portion, the dike defining a chamber within which at least a portion of the tank is received with a gap being provided between the skirt and at least a portion of the upper portion of the dike, the gap being located between the skirt and the upper portion of the dike and being sized to allow visual and physical access to the chamber whenever the tank is received within the chamber. 2. The system according to claim 1 wherein the dike has an upper opening bounded by a periphery and wherein the skirt extends outwardly from the tank and beyond the periphery, and wherein the gap extends about the entire periphery of the dike, and wherein the dike includes at least one wall having an exterior surface with a flange positioned thereon.
3. The system according to claim 1 wherein the skirt is connected to the tank at a location below a top of the tank and projects outwardly from the tank at such location below the top of the tank.
4. The system according to claim 1 and further including at least one releasable fastener for coupling the tank to the dike.
5. The system according to claim 4 wherein at least one releasable fastener further comprises a chain having at least one releasable link.
6. The system according to claim 1 wherein the tank has an upper double-walled portion and a lower single-walled portion with the upper double-walled portion including a first and second wall that define a space therebetween.
7. The system according to claim 6 wherein the space is filled with an antifreeze material.
8. The system of claim 1 wherein the dike includes interior sidewalls and a floor and at least one reinforcing gusset connected to an interior sidewall and the floor.
9. The system according to claim 1 and further including a tank stand which is positioned within the chamber for supporting the tank.
10. The system according to claim 9 and further including at least one releasable fastener that releasably couples the tank to the tank stand.
11. An above-ground material containment system, comprising:a tank; a skirt coupled to the tank; and a dike defining a chamber within which at least a portion of the tank is received, the dike having an upper opening that is bounded by a periphery with the skirt extending outwardly from the tank and beyond the periphery, the upper opening of the dike being spaced a sufficient distance from the skirt to allow visual and physical access to the chamber whenever the tank is received within the chamber. 12. An above-ground material containment system, comprising:a tank; a skirt frame coupled to the tank; a skirt that is coupled to and extends outwardly from the skirt frame and thereby outwardly from the tank; a dike having an upper opening that is bounded by a periphery, the dike defining a tank-contents-receiving chamber, and wherein the skirt is spaced from the dike and extends beyond the periphery to provide a gap between the skirt and at least a portion of the periphery, the gap sized to allow visual and physical access to the chamber; and a tank stand which is positioned within the chamber for supporting the tank. 13. The system according to claim 12 wherein the tank has an upper double-walled portion and a lower single-walled portion with the upper double-walled portion including a first and second wall that define a space therebetween, the space being filled with an antifreeze material.
14. The system according to claim 12 wherein the dike includes plural laterally spaced parallel bracket on a portion thereof for receiving the fork of a lift truck for moving the system from one location to another and wherein at least one releasable fastener further comprises a chain having at least one releasable link.
FIELD OF THE INVENTION This invention concerns material containment systems. More specifically, the invention is directed to above-ground open dike containment systems for storing liquids.
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION A number of containment systems have been developed for containing waste or hazardous materials. One example of a material storage system is described in U.S. Pat. No. 4,862,909 to Kim. The Kim system includes a drainage pan for catching materials that leak from a storage tank. This feature also is shown in U.S. Pat. No. 2,050,521 to Chapin.
Both the Kim and the Chapin devices suffer from several disadvantages. For instance, substances contacting these containment systems from above, such as rain water, would be collected in drainage compartments and would typically have to be analyzed to see if they contain hazardous waste. Also, rain water would mix with leaking waste from the storage tanks of these devices in the drainage compartment, thereby increasing the volume of material requiring costly processing in accordance with environmental regulations. The Chapin device exacerbates this problem by guiding substances contacting the storage tank from above directly into the basin.
Some material containment systems completely encase a storage tank in a surrounding structure and thus are not open dike systems. U.S. Pat. No. 5,333,752 to Harding describes a closed system having an inner tank which is inserted into and closes an outer drainage tank. As another example, U.S. Pat. No. 5,285,914 to Del Zotto teaches encasing tanks containing flammable materials in a concrete structure in that thick concrete walls completely surround the storage tank. Del Zotto's system is not transportable. Furthermore, the material costs associated with manufacturing the device are prohibitive. Also, because these systems are closed, fumes from materials leaking from the tanks can build up within the tank enclosure.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present material containment system addresses the problems associated with the prior art systems described above. In general, the system is preferably an open dike system. That is, the system preferably includes a tank positioned above or in a dike or drainage collection tank which is open to the atmosphere. The system includes a tank skirt that is coupled to a storage tank to substantially prevent substances, other than those which may leak from the tank, from entering the dike. The term tank skirt refers to a diverter, which may be of any shape in its broadest aspect, which is configured to shield the upper end of the dike from rain or the like and to divert the rain away from the dike. To provide an open dike system in the preferred embodiment, a gap is provided between the tank skirt and the dike.
More specifically, one embodiment of the present invention includes a storage tank and a tank skirt that is supported by and extends outwardly from the tank. In certain embodiments, the skirt is connected to the tank so as to seal the interconnection between the tank and skirt to prevent substances contacting the upper portion of the tank from passing between the tank and the skirt. In this embodiment, the dike defines a collection chamber which has an upper peripheral opening. The dike is positioned beneath and/or receives the tank such that the collection chamber can receive the contents of the tank in the event the tank leaks. The tank skirt typically is supported by and extends outwardly from the tank and beyond the periphery of the dike so that substances contacting the skirt from above, such as rain, cannot enter the collection chamber. A tank stand may be used to receive and support the tank inside the collection chamber.
The system also may include at least one, and most preferably, plural, releasable tank fasteners. The fasteners may take many forms and releasably couple the tank to the dike and/or tank stand. Consequently, the tank may be readily separated from the dike to allow independent replacement or repair of either the tank or the dike. Also, installation is facilitated as one need not move the tank and dike as a unit. The fasteners help secure the tank against movement relative to the tank stand and dike, for example if the dike fills with liquid which would otherwise tend to float the tank.
In a first embodiment, the tank is optionally a single-walled tank. An alternative embodiment of the invention includes a double-walled tank, or a tank that has a double-walled upper portion (above the skirt) and a single-walled lower portion. The double-walled portion includes first and second spaced-apart walls. This space may be filled with a variety of materials, such as an antifreeze material that reduces the formation of condensation within the double walled space of the tank.
The system also preferably is transportable from one location to another. One embodiment of an easily transportable system includes plural spaced-apart substantially parallel brackets that are coupled to the underside of the floor of the dike. These brackets may be hollow and sized to receive the tines of a lift truck for use in moving the system from one location to another. Reinforcing or wear plates are typically mounted to the dike between the brackets to protect the dike from inadvertent rupture when it is being moved. The tank also may include a lifting bracket for use in removing the tank, and typically a supported skirt, by a crane or the like.
When the system is assembled, the skirt is preferably spaced from an upper edge of the dike. This spacing is sufficient to allow vapors to escape from the dike, thereby alleviating the potential hazards associated with containing volatile materials in a closed system. The spacing also may be sufficient to allow access to the collection chamber without requiring the removal of the tank or skirt.
An optional ladder and platform which may be slidable along the periphery of the dike, may be provided to facilitate access to the top of the tank. In addition, a conduit may be connected from the tank to the periphery of the dike through which fluid from the tank may be pumped.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a partially broken away isometric view of one embodiment of an apparatus according to the present invention.
FIG. 2 is an end view of the apparatus shown in FIG. 1 with the front panel of the dike removed to show the structure of one form of a bracket and securing system.
FIG. 3 is a side elevational view of the apparatus of FIG. 1 which further illustrates coupling of fork lift brackets to the system.
FIG. 4 is a top isometric view of the dike and stand of FIG. 1.
FIG. 5 is a partial sectional end view of an alternative embodiment of the apparatus of FIG. 1 wherein the tank includes a double-walled upper portion.
FIG. 6 is an isometric view of a ladder slidably mounted to a dike, with the tank and dike being shown in dashed lines without the skirt and other structure for clarity.
FIG. 7 is an end view of the ladder of FIG. 6.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS FIG. 1 illustrates one embodiment of a material containment system 10 according to the present invention. The illustrated embodiment of containment system 10 includes a storage tank 12, a skirt 14 that extends outwardly from the tank 12, and an open-top dike 16. The containment system 10 may further include a tank stand 18, which is positioned within dike 16 to receive and support tank 12. When assembled, dike 16 is positioned to define a collection chamber which receives any material that leaks from tank 12. The dike chamber preferably, although not necessarily, has sufficient capacity to receive the entire contents of the tank 12 should it rupture.
Each of these components, their interconnection, and additional components of the system will be described in more detail below. First, however, one skilled in the art will realize that system 10 may be manufactured from a variety of materials. Furthermore, each component of the system 10 may be manufactured from a material different from that used to produce the other components. The selection of a material appropriate for constructing containment system 10 will best be decided by considering (1) the nature of the material contained in storage tank 12 (eg., is the material flammable, volatile, toxic, corrosive, etc.), and (2) the material requirements for supporting and storing the contents of tank 12 (eg., how strong, moldable, corrosion resistant, etc. must the material be). Without limitation, materials currently believed suitable for constructing containment system 10 include metals and metal alloys, such as aluminum and stainless steel, polymeric plastic materials, ceramic materials and glass materials. A currently preferred material for constructing the illustrated embodiments of the invention for use in storing petroleum based products is sheet metal, such as 12 gauge steel sheet metal.
One skilled in the art also will realize that the dimensions of the various components of containment system 10 may vary.
Because both the material used to construct system 10 and the dimensions thereof may vary and are not critical features of the invention, the following description of the preferred embodiments generally does not refer to these aspects of the invention. If materials and/or dimensions are stated, such recitation should be considered exemplary only, and should in no way be construed to limit the invention to the particular features described.
A. Containment Tank Tank 12 may comprise any tank now known or hereinafter developed for containing materials, such as toxic and flammable materials. Tank 12 also may be designed especially for storing liquid or solid materials. The illustrated embodiment of tank 12 depicts a tank designed primarily for storing liquids. Illustrated tank 12 is substantially cylindrical, although the shape of tank 12 is not a critical feature. Other tank shapes, such as spherical or cubic, also are suitable.
Tank 12 most likely will be constructed to meet certain suggested or imposed regulations concerning the performance of the tank. For instance, tank 12 might be constructed to be in compliance with Underwriter Laboratory standard 142, the Standard for Steel Aboveground Tanks for Flammable and Combustible Materials. UL 142 states particular construction and performance standards for storage tanks, including buoyancy tests, hydrostatic load tests and tank support load tests.
As with any storage tank, tank 12 typically includes at least one tank filling orifice 22. Tank 12 also generally includes at least one threaded drain or vent 24. Tank filling orifice 22 and vent 24 may be closed in a conventional manner, such as with a threaded plug 26. Tank 12 may also have an optional lower drain coupled to a conduit 25 (shown in dashed lines in FIG. 2) which is supported at one end by a bracket 27 mounted to the dike 16. A pump (not shown) may be coupled to conduit 25 for use in delivering fuel or other fluid from the tank 12.
A single-walled embodiment of tank 12 currently is a preferred embodiment. However, a double-walled tank 12A also may be used as illustrated in FIG. 5. The entire tank 12A may have a double-walled construction, or tank 12A may have an upper double-wall portion 28 and a lower single-walled portion 30. Double-walled portion 28 includes a first wall 32 and a second wall 34 which are spaced one from the other to define a space 36 therebetween. Tank 12A is more expensive and more difficult to manufacture, which is one reason why a single-walled tank 12 is a currently preferred embodiment. Nevertheless, the double-walled tank 12A provides certain advantages relative to the single-walled embodiment. For instance, a double-walled construction increases the strength of the tank, which helps prevent tank ruptures or punctures that would release the contents of the tank 12. Also, by including a double wall above the skirt, the outer wall of the double wall portion will contain material leaking through the inner wall and above the skirt.
Furthermore, space 36 may be filled with a material that aids the overall function of the containment system 10. To reduce the formation of condensation, space 36 may be filled with an antifreeze material. Any antifreeze material currently known or hereinafter developed which can be placed in space 36 may be used as an antifreeze material for the present invention. By way of example only, space 36 might be filled with ethylene glycol, or a composition that includes ethylene glycol. Other materials also may be placed in space 36.
B. Tank Skirt and Skirt Frame Tank skirt 14 is supported in a position to divert rain water and the like from entering the main collection area of the dike. The skirt may be supported by the dike or an independent support structure, and is coupled to tanks 12 or 12A. The illustrated embodiment of tank skirt 14 has major opposed side portions 38 and opposed end portions 40. Side portions 38 generally are connected to end portions 40, and may be so connected using any suitable means, such as removable fasteners or welding. As illustrated in the figures, sides 38 may be connected to ends 40 to form a substantially rectangular skirt 14. Both side portions 38 and end portions 40 may be angled downwardly, typically in an acute angle relative to a horizontal plane passing through the tank 12. For example, the skirt may be angled downwardly at sixteen degrees relative to horizontal. This facilitates movement of rain or other substances contacting the containment system 10 from above away from the tank 12 and away from the collection chamber 42 defined by the dike 16. The outer periphery of the skirt 14 may have a downturned edge or lip (not shown except as lip 43 in FIG. 7, a one inch vertical lip being a specific example) for reinforcing purposes. Skirt 14 typically is sized to substantially surround tank 12 in a tight, sealing arrangement.
Tank skirt 14 is coupled to tanks 12 or 12A. As used herein, coupled typically means that the skirt 14 is supported in a position, preferably either directly or indirectly, by the tank 12 to extend outwardly from tank 12. Most preferably, the skirt 14 is rigidly connected to the tank 12, such as by welding or less preferably by using permanent or removable fasteners. Direct attachment to the tank 12 is not necessary as long as the skirt 14 operates to divert materials away from chamber 42.
In the illustrated embodiments of the invention, a skirt frame 44 is mounted to tank 12 (or 12A in FIG. 5). Tank skirt 14 is then mounted to the skirt frame 44. Skirt frame 44, which generally is made from angle iron, typically extends substantially around a midsection of the tank 12. Preferably, the skirt frame extends generally in a common horizontal plane around the exterior of the tank. Skirt frame 44 includes major opposed side portions 46 and opposed end portions 48. Side portions 46 may be attached to the end portions 48 to form a continuous skirt support that substantially surrounds the tank 12, such as the substantially rectangular skirt support illustrated in the figures. Skirt frame 44 may first be assembled and then attached to the tank 12. Alternatively, the skirt frame 44 may be attached, as by welding for example, to the exterior of the tank 12 piece-by-piece.
In the illustrated embodiment, tank skirt frame 44 is placed about an exterior midsection portion of the tank 12 so that one leg of the angle iron of the illustrated frame portions 46, 48 abuts the outer surface 54 of tank 12. The abutting leg is then welded to the tank 12, typically intermittently along the length of the frame components 46, 48. The other or projecting leg of the angle iron is typically bent downwardly relative to horizontal to match the angle of the skirt and this provides support to the skirt along its entire upper surface.
With skirt frame 44 in place, tank skirt 14 is then positioned in surrounding relationship about the tank 12 and is supported in this position by the tank skirt frame 44. Tank skirt 14 may simply rest on skirt frame 44, may be attached solely to the tank 12, may be attached solely to the tank skirt frame 44, or may be attached both to the tank 12 and skirt frame 44. This or other coupling of the tank 12 to the skirt 14 can be done by any suitable means, such as by using permanent or removable fasteners (not shown). Alternatively, and in the most preferred embodiment, skirt 14 is rigidly mounted to skirt frame 44, as by welding. The skirt is also typically welded along the entire intersection of the tank and skirt, which forms a seal between the skirt and tank. A seal may be provided in other ways as well.
C. Dike Dike 16 is positioned relative to tank 12 so that chamber 42 can receive material which leaks from tank 12. The illustrated dike 16 includes dike sidewalls 56 and dike floor 58. The illustrated floor 58 of dike 16 is a substantially planar structure with top and bottom major planar surfaces 60, 62 (FIG. 2). Dike walls 56 extend upwardly from the floor 58, so that the floor 58 and dike sidewalls 56 collectively define a tank-contents-receiving or collection chamber 42. A reinforcing flange 59 (FIGS. 1-3) is positioned slightly below (e.g. about one inch below) the upper edge of dike walls 56. By positioning the flange in this location, water which may collect on the upper surface of the flange is blocked by the dike walls from being readily blown or carried into the dike. Alternatively, dike 16 may comprise a unitary annular wall 56 that defines chamber 42. The illustrated embodiment of dike 16 is of twelve gauge steel sheets. Dike 16 may be assembled by attaching plural dike walls 56 to floor 58. Any other collection chamber defining dike configuration may also be used.
Reinforcing brackets or gussets 64 also may be used to reinforce the dike 16. The illustrated embodiment of the containment system 10 includes plural gussets 64, each of which is trapezoidal in shape, although other shapes may be used. A side edge 66 of each gusset is attached, such as by welding, to a dike sidewall 56. The opposed side edge 68 of each gusset is attached to dike floor 58.
Dike 16 may include a drain 70 for draining the chamber 42. Drain 70 is typically a threaded aperture which may be closed with a drain cap 72 in a conventional manner.
D. Lifting Brackets The system 10 preferably is readily transportable from one location to another.
To facilitate movement of the entire system, tank 12 may include laterally spaced parallel brackets 74. Spaced brackets 74 define channels 76 which are sized to receive the tines of a forklift truck for moving system 10 from one location to another. Brackets 74 may be fashioned from the same or a different material than is used to construct dike 16. Brackets 74 are typically made from sheet steel, and are attached in a parallel, laterally spaced-apart orientation to bottom surface 62 of the dike 16. Brackets 74 are secured in place by welding or by using permanent or releasable fasteners (not shown). The brackets 74 also may be formed directly into the floor 58 of dike 16, such as by using a die press. Wear plates, not shown, are typically positioned on the bottom surface 62 and extend between brackets 74 to protect the bottom of the dike from penetration.
The tank 12 also may include a lifting bracket 78, (See FIGS. 1 and 3). Bracket 78 allows the tank 12 to be attached to a crane-type lifting device for moving the tank 12, and the skirt 14 coupled thereto, separately from the dike 16.
E. Tank Stand Material containment system 10 also may include a tank stand 18 which is best seen in FIG. 4. Tank stand 18 is positioned within the chamber 42 and rests on top surface 60 of dike floor 58 and is preferably secured, as by welding, to the floor. Tank stand 18 receives and supports the tank 12 within the chamber 42. One skilled in the art will realize that any tank stand 18 capable of supporting tank 12 will suffice for the present invention. Also, a tank may simply rest on the floor of the dike without the use of a tank stand.
The illustrated tank stand includes first and second end sections (one being numbered as 80 in FIG. 4) interconnected by respective side sections which are angled inwardly toward the center of the dike at about thirty to forty-five degrees from vertical. The tank side sections are spaced-apart at their upper ends to form a tank receiving cradle.
The end sections each include a pair of horizontal spaced-apart rails 83, 84 joined at their ends by respective angled side section support members 86. A respective vertical reinforcing brace 85 extends between rail 84 and the upper end of each support member 86. The side sections each include an upper horizontal tank supporting rail 88 and a lower horizontal rail 82. Rails 82, 88 extend between end sections 80 and are secured at their ends to support members 86. Plural braces 90 extend between rails 82, 88.
F. Releasable Fasteners Tank containment system 10 typically includes at least one releasable fastener, such as the plural chains 92 in the illustrated embodiment, for securing the tank 12 against movement relative to the dike 16 and tank stand 18, such as to prevent tank rotation or uplift. Such fasteners may comprise any fasteners suitable for such function. For instance, suitable fasteners would include straps or other tie-downs, with sufficient strength to resist the movement of the tank 12. The illustrated embodiment of the releasable fasteners comprise plural chains 92, each with a conventional releasable link at each end (e.g. links 93 in FIG. 2) which can be easily and quickly manually released to release the fasteners.
The fasteners 92 couple the tank 12 to the dike 16 or tank stand 18. For example, a first end 94 of the fastener 92 may comprise a link welded or otherwise attached to the tank stand 18 (FIG. 2), with the second end 96 being a link welded or otherwise attached to skirt frame 44. Each link 94 and 96 may be releasably attached to a respective end of an associated chain 92 using a releasable link or any other quick release coupler now known or hereinafter developed.
G. Assembled Containment System In an illustrated and presently preferred embodiment of the present invention, the containment system 10 includes tank 12, skirt 14, dike 16, tank stand 18 and plural releasable fasteners 92. When assembled, tank 12 is received within the chamber 42 defined by the dike 16. Tank 12 is supported in the chamber by the tank stand 18 so that the skirt 14 is spaced from upper edges 102 of the walls 56 of dike 16. This spacing is sufficient to allow vapors arising from volatile materials in chamber 42 to escape. This distance is also preferably sufficient to allow access to the chamber 42 or to the releasable fasteners 92 therein without moving either the tank 12 or the skirt 14. For example, a six to twelve inch gap is presently preferred. Skirt 14 generally contacts the outermost surface 54 of tank 12, and optionally may be welded thereto, to provide a sealing arrangement between the tank 12 and skirt 14. Skirt 14 is supported by and above the chamber 42 which is bounded by a periphery as defined by the walls 56 of the dike 16. Skirt 14 extends outwardly from the tank 12 and generally beyond the periphery to direct rain and other substances contacting the containment system 10 from above away from the chamber 42.
An optional ladder 110, shown in FIGS. 6 and 7, may be coupled to the dike 16 to facilitate access to the top of the tank. Ladder 110 preferably is slidably coupled to the dike 16, for example by a bracket 112, so that the ladder is easy to move to various locations along the dike wall 56.
Having illustrated and described the principles of the invention in several preferred embodiments, it will be apparent to those skilled in the art that the invention can be modified in arrangement and detail without departing from such principles. I claim all modifications coming within the spirit and scope of the following claims.
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Patent US20050131746 - Games using pair-wise entanglements - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsA quantum approach to the economically significant n-player public goods or similar n-player game requires only two-particle entanglement and is thus much easier to implement than games requiring n-particle entanglements. Two-particle entanglements are sufficient to give near optimal expected payoff...http://www.google.com/patents/US20050131746?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US20050131746 - Games using pair-wise entanglementsAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS20050131746 A1Publication typeApplicationApplication numberUS 10/734,713Publication dateJun 16, 2005Filing dateDec 12, 2003Priority dateDec 12, 2003Also published asEP1695270A1, US7310623, WO2005062249A1Publication number10734713, 734713, US 2005/0131746 A1, US 2005/131746 A1, US 20050131746 A1, US 20050131746A1, US 2005131746 A1, US 2005131746A1, US-A1-20050131746, US-A1-2005131746, US2005/0131746A1, US2005/131746A1, US20050131746 A1, US20050131746A1, US2005131746 A1, US2005131746A1InventorsRaymond Beausoleil, Kay-Yut Chen, Tad Hogg, Li Zhang, William MunroOriginal AssigneeBeausoleil Raymond G., Kay-Yut Chen, Tad Hogg, Li Zhang, Munro William J.Export CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (7), Referenced by (11), Classifications (16), Legal Events (4) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetGames using pair-wise entanglements
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A quantum approach to the economically significant n-player public goods or similar n-player game requires only two-particle entanglement and is thus much easier to implement than games requiring n-particle entanglements. Two-particle entanglements are sufficient to give near optimal expected payoff when players use a simple mixed strategy for which no player can benefit by making different choices. This mechanism can also address some heterogeneous preferences among the players. Quantum games in accordance with the invention can be simulated on classical computers without requiring impractical amounts of processing power for large numbers of players. Images(4) Claims(24)
1. A method comprising: constructing a state vector representing N pairs of entangled qubits; selecting 2N operators to be respectively applied to the 2N corresponding qubits, wherein each of n players select one or more of the 2N operators for a set of the qubits assigned to the player; applying each of the 2N operators only to a portion of the state vector that represents the qubit corresponding to the operator; and evaluating a final state vector that results from the application of the 2N operators to thereby assign results to the players. 2. The method of claim 1, wherein N is equal to n, and each player selects 2 of the 2N operators. 3. The method of claim 1, wherein N is n(n−1)/2, and each player selects n−1 of the 2N op

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Egan Glenn Ph.D. The Emory ClinicThe Emory ClinicAtlanta, GA 30303(404) 616-5051No Internet Heading AssignedAdd to mybookRemove from mybookAdded to your health collection!Error when adding to health collectionThis business was removed from the health collection4. Emory Clark-Holder Clinic - CLOSED(1)303 Smith StLagrange, GA 30240(706) 882-8831ClinicsMedical ClinicsMedical CentersWebsiteI have been fighting Emory over billing since February (2015). I went to the office as a new patient and spent maybe 5-10 minutes speaking with Dr.…Add to mybookRemove from mybookAdded to your health collection!Error when adding to health collectionThis business was removed from the health collection5. Emory Healthcare401 Permian WayVilla Rica, GA 30180(404) 778-8440Medical ClinicsWebsiteAdd to mybookRemove from mybookAdded to your health collection!Error when adding to health collectionThis business was removed from the health collection6. Emory Healthcare1805 Vernon Rd Ste BLagrange, GA 30240(706) 884-2691Medical ClinicsWebsiteBusinesses in related categories to ClinicsAdd to mybookRemove from mybookAdded to your services collection!Error when adding to services collectionThis business was removed from the services collection7. Piedmont Healthcare Ga745 Poplar RdNewnan, GA 30265(770) 254-6089Health Plans-Information & Referral...WebsiteAdd to mybookRemove from mybookAdded to your health collection!Error when adding to health collectionThis business was removed from the health collection8. Piedmont Physicians Pediatrics15 Cavender StNewnan, GA 30263(770) 253-6616Physicians & Surgeons, OphthalmologyWebsiteServicesFrom Business: Papp Clinic, founded in 1919, is a health care source that operates from more than five locations. It provides a range of ancillary services, such as audiology, b…Add to mybookRemove from mybookAdded to your health collection!Error when adding to health collectionThis business was removed from the health collection9. Cook M Steven MD38 Hospital RdNewnan, GA 30263(770) 251-4700Physicians & Surgeons, Family Medicine...Add to mybookRemove from mybookAdded to your health collection!Error when adding to health collectionThis business was removed from the health collection10. Redder Elaine710 Newnan Crossing Byp Ste ANewnan, GA 30263(770) 251-5111Physicians & SurgeonsSkin CareServicesAdd to mybookRemove from mybookAdded to your health collection!Error when adding to health collectionThis business was removed from the health collection11. Piedmont Healthcare2959 Sharpsburg Mccullum RdNewnan, GA 30265(470) 241-7050Medical CentersMedical ClinicsServicesAdd to mybookRemove from mybookAdded to your health collection!Error when adding to health collectionThis business was removed from the health collection12. Ankle And Foot Center Of Georgia2700 Highway 34 E Ste 200Newnan, GA 30265(770) 755-1949Physicians & Surgeons, PodiatristsWebsiteAdd to mybookRemove from mybookAdded to your health collection!Error when adding to health collectionThis business was removed from the health collection13. West Georgia Nephrology184 Jefferson PkwyNewnan, GA 30263(770) 683-9551Physicians & Surgeons, Nephrology...Add to mybookRemove from mybookAdded to your health collection!Error when adding to health collectionThis business was removed from the health collection14. Shankar Kandaswamy MD FCCP775 Poplar Rd Ste 130Newnan, GA 30265(770) 683-6921Physicians & SurgeonsWebsiteAdd to mybookRemove from mybookAdded to your health collection!Error when adding to health collectionThis business was removed from the health collection15. Elisabeth Curtis, MD775 Poplar Rd Ste 120Newnan, GA 30265(770) 400-4510Physicians & SurgeonsWebsiteAdd to mybookRemove from mybookAdded to your health collection!Error when adding to health collectionThis business was removed from the health collection16. Johnson Altee S MD15 Cavender StNewnan, GA 30263(770) 253-6616Physicians & SurgeonsAdd to mybookRemove from mybookAdded to your health collection!Error when adding to health collectionThis business was removed from the health collection17. Radiation Oncology Services Inc - CLOSED211 Millard Farmer Ind BlvdNewnan, GA 30263(770) 254-9600Physicians & Surgeons, OncologyWebsiteAdd to mybookRemove from mybookAdded to your health collection!Error when adding to health collectionThis business was removed from the health collection18. David Hart, MD2959 Sharpsburg Mccullum Rd Unit ANewnan, GA 30265(770) 502-2040Physicians & SurgeonsWebsiteAdd to mybookRemove from mybookAdded to your health collection!Error when adding to health collectionThis business was removed from the health collection19. Williams And Woods Doctors PC MD770 Greison TrlNewnan, GA 30263(770) 251-4120Physicians & SurgeonsWebsiteAdd to mybookRemove from mybookAdded to your health collection!Error when adding to health collectionThis business was removed from the health collection20. Kemi MD Amosu MD189 Jefferson PkwyNewnan, GA 30263(770) 304-2220Physicians & SurgeonsWebsiteAdd to mybookRemove from mybookAdded to your health collection!Error when adding to health collectionThis business was removed from the health collection21. Garnet Craddock, MD2959 Sharpsburg Mccullum RdNewnan, GA 30265(770) 683-8346Physicians & SurgeonsAdd to mybookRemove from mybookAdded to your health collection!Error when adding to health collectionThis business was removed from the health collection22. Sharon Davis MD64 Hospital RdNewnan, GA 30263(678) 423-9381Physicians & SurgeonsAdd to mybookRemove from mybookAdded to your health collection!Error when adding to health collectionThis business was removed from the health collection23. Mc Eachin, Michael D, Md - Newnan Hospital60 Hospital RdNewnan, GA 30263(770) 253-1912Physicians & SurgeonsWebsiteAdd to mybookRemove from mybookAdded to your health collection!Error when adding to health collectionThis business was removed from the health collection24. Ankle & Foot Centers of Georgia2462 Highway 34 E Ste ANewnan, GA 30265(770) 251-3462Physicians & Surgeons, PodiatristsWebsiteServicesAdd to mybookRemove from mybookAdded to your health collection!Error when adding to health collectionThis business was removed from the health collection25. Turner Heather MD1741 Newnan Crossing Blvd ENewnan, GA 30265(770) 991-2200Physicians & SurgeonsSkin CareWebsiteServicesSponsored LinksRelated Articlesfor Emory Clinicmore related articles »Drug Abuse: Symptoms to Look for in a Loved One »One out of every seven Americans will face a substance addiction. Here are some resources to help you help a loved one, and notice…The January 2017 To-Do List »The holiday festivities are over, but January doesn't have to be a drag. It's actually the best time to finish projects and organize your life – all while having a little fun. Urgent Care: What to Know, When to Go »We needed an ear, nose and throat specialist, but the wait at our HMO was two weeks. What now? An emergency room seemed like overk…Map ViewSponsoredDidn't find what you were looking for?magnifying glassPlease help others by helping us do better.Suggest a BusinessHelpful Reviews Piedmont Newnan Hospitaljulieb5572 ratedThe wound clinic in Newnan Ga is an amazing place. You are comfortable from the moment you walk in. I have had an issue with my lower legs for 35 year. When there is a flair up I usually get an antibotic and it goes away for awhile. I saw Dr Mehta after I did the 3-day 60 mile walk and my legs were the worst they have been in years. He walked in and new exactly what it was. I had a vein issue. He could not believe it had not been mention before. Sense I was 5 yrs. old I had doctors thinking I was crazy and doing this to myself. With a solution of sleeping in gloves. Even the vein doctor he sent me to treated me like I was crazy. He did the ultrasound anyway and found out Dr. Mehta was correct. Dr. Mehta is just to wonderful for words. Kind, caring, funny, and knows exactly what he is doing. His nurses are just as great. I wish I could go there for any medical issue. I would mention the nurses by name but I do not want to leave anyone out because I love them all. Thanks you so very much for being a wonderful team! I could not have asked for better care! Thank You Thank You Thank You!!! Summit Urgent CareRobyn J. ratedReally disappointing and frustrating. Usually this clinic is fine for aftercare but does not take place of my PCP. Tonight I was treated rudely and unfairly. I came in shortly before closing, was rushed through blood pressure with a cuff too small which caused pain and broken blood vessels on my arm. When I politely said I do not feel comfortable with the Z- pax prescribed as my husband had a life threatening reaction to it before and requested a different prescription I was treated rudely and as though I was not being honest by the female PA. So disappointing that a sick patient can come in and be treated so unkindly, whether I arrived at 8:50or not. Makes me appreciate my PCP all the more. Some of the staff have been very kind but the experience this evening with these two ladies was a great disappointment.McAlpin, Glenn Mark, MDDoris M. ratedDr McAlpin is a fantastic surgeon. He cares deeply about his patients and takes nothing from the hospital administration when it comes to his patients. He saved my life and has been my family's surgeon since he has been in Newnan. It's a crying shame that Piedmont administration kept harassing him to the point he is leaving Newnan. He will be greatly missed by me and my family.Dr Nice PsychiatryLori P. ratedShe is AWESOME, was my mother’s Dr. for years now she is my son's. Love her. Can be a long office wait but she is thorough and she really cares! Well worth the wait!!Van, David E, MDjoniharris ratedAll the doctors that I have se...All the doctors that I have seen at the papp clinic in newnan are very professonal and careing.Degeorge Nikki DrBrook B. ratedFriendly staff. Knowledgeable Doctors. Did You Know?Physicians and surgeons help to keep people - from infants to the elderly - as healthy as possible. These individuals provide diagnoses and treatments for a wide variety of ailments, and preventative care and early detection for more serious illnesses. Whether you love or hate going to the doctor, the fact is your physician is there to listen to your health concerns, take preventative measures against diseases and advise you on your options for staying in tip-top shape.In 2013, there were more than 1 million doctors of medicine in the U.S., over 854,000 of which were active. Additionally, in 2012, there were about 18,000 active general surgeons in the country. It's important to know which type of physician or surgeon you need, how to choose the best one, and account for other considerations in order to stay healthy.Different Types of PhysiciansPatients can choose from a wide variety of physicians depending on doctor specialty and what problems they are experiencing. Here are a few of the most common types of physicians that you may see in your lifetime:General Practitioner

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An interesting First Edition of "Through the Brazilian Wilderness" by Theodore Roosevelt. In very good condition with still bright gilt lettering across the front board. Sharp corners with light rubbing. Beautiful gilt top edges with mild fading. Over 30 glossy black and white illustrations. 2 full page maps and a rear fold out map in quite bright and fine condition. No signs of foxing. Lovely rough cut pages that show natural darkening. Light to moderate chipping of cloth at spine ends, although title is still clear. Solid brown cloth binding with a small stain on back cover, rather minor. Split hinge at rear end page with some loose pages in middle section, although book still holds open well. Contemporaneous inscription. In very good condition, truly an admirable piece. A fascinating book detailing Roosevelt's adventurous trek in South America during the early 20th century. Bookseller Inventory # 3630

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Catherine Laura Hughes
Catherine was born on June 23, 1922 and passed away on Monday, March 18, 2019. Catherine was a resident of Waukesha, Wisconsin at the time of passing. Private services will be held.
Carmileta Hughes
Carmileta was born on September 27, 1935 and passed away on Wednesday, March 13, 2019. Carmileta was a resident of Arapaho, Oklahoma at the time of passing. She attended Stafford Schools graduating from Stafford High School in 1953.
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Cathy Gayle Hughes
Cathy was born on January 5, 1962 and passed away on Tuesday, March 12, 2019. Cathy was a resident of West Virginia at the time of passing.
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Cheryl Hughes (Creek)
Cheryl was born on November 12, 1948 and passed away on Saturday, March 9, 2019. Cheryl was a resident of French Lick, Indiana at the time of passing. Arrangements are in the care of Brosmer-Kemple Funeral Service, French Lick, Indiana.
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Tom Daschle and Trent Lott: Prescriptions for comity in government - The Washington Post
Tom Daschle and Trent Lott: Prescriptions for comity in government
By Tom Daschle and Trent Lott By Tom Daschle and Trent Lott November 22, 2013
The Senate majority’s decision to exercise the “nuclear option” on presidential nominations is the clearest evidence yet of how much the Senate has changed in the years since we left office. The two of us worked in Congress for, collectively, more than a half-century as Hill staff, members of the U.S. House and Senate, and Senate majority leaders. We believe in representative democracy as strongly today as we did on the first day we arrived in Washington.
Looking back, we know that many things could have been done better. Partisan battles prevented good people from being confirmed for public office or good legislation from being enacted. But in the 1990s, under Democratic and Republican administrations and Congresses, we ended the decade with balanced federal budgets and more than 22 million new jobs . Telecommunications reform, welfare reform, safe drinking water, portability of insurance, tax cuts, education reform and hundreds of other bills were enacted despite sometimes bitter political disputes, evenly divided party caucuses and a constitutional crisis involving the impeachment of a president.
First, Congress should return to a five-day workweek and commit to “regular order.” Leadership should schedule votes on Fridays and Mondays to accommodate a more ambitious legislative agenda. Conference committees should be reestablished with a commitment to complete the budget and appropriations process on time. If necessary, recesses should be canceled to accommodate this.
None of these recommendations is a game-changer. Ultimately, the American people must demand greater statesmanship and legislative achievement. But our political leaders in Washington can do a lot to set the example and improve the tone.
Rubin: ‘Nuclear option’ has many consequences
Downie: The GOP has only itself to blame

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