Education
| • | M.S. | : | Mechanical Engineering, Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago, 1971 |
| • | B.S. | : | Engineering, Harvey Mudd College, Claremont, California, 1966 |
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Courses Taught
| • | AME 352 | : | Dynamics of Machines |
| • | AME 300 | : | Instrumentation Laboratory
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| • | AME 412a/b | : | Mechanical Engineering Design |
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Employment
| • | 9/06-date | : | Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering, the University of Arizona: Adjunct Instructor |
| • | 10/98-date | : | Ventana Medical Systems Corp., Tucson: Mechanical Engineering Fellow (design complex medical staining instruments for performing chemistry on biopsy slides) |
| • | 4/95-10/98 | : | Delta V, Inc., Tucson, AZ: Principal Engineer (designed room-sized vacuum vessels, performed stress/deflection and heat transfer analysis) |
| • | 9/91-4/95 | : | Rain Bird, Tucson: Principal Design Engineer (designed sprinklers) |
| • | 2/89-11/90 | : | Ventana Medical Systems Corp., Tucson: Mechanical Engineering Fellow (designed complex medical staining instruments for performing chemistry on biopsy slides) |
| • | 8/85-6/86 | : | Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering, the University of Arizona: Adjunct Instructor |
| • | 11/77-date | : | Centerline Consultants, Inc., Tucson: Owner (design mechanical products and systems) |
| • | 11/74-2/89 | : | Blazer International, Franklin Park, Illinois: V.P. of Engineering (designed several automotive lamps) |
| • | 6/69-11/74 | : | Maremont Corp., Chicago: Project Engineer to Associate Manager (invented SL self-leveling damper and segmented catalytic converter; see patents) |
| • | 1968-1980 | : | Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago (taught part-time at night; thermodynamics; oil hydraulic circuitry, statics, experimental analysis) |
| • | 1957-1968 | : | Lemco Engineering, Fontana, California: Welder/machinist, draftsman, supervisor (worked part-time from age 12 through 1962; full time 1966-68—ran all types of welding and machining equipment) |
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Professional Societies
| • | ASME | : | American Society of Mechanical Engineers |
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Publications
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"The Economic Advantages of Gap Reduction for an Architectural Glass Coater," Applied Process Technologies, Inc., Tucson (with J. Madocks). |
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"The Ideal Turf Nozzle," Irrigation Association International Conference, September 30-October 3, 1993, San Diego, California. |
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"Optimizing Nozzle Performance," ASME 1993 International Summer Meeting, Spokane, Washington, June,1993, Paper #932051. |
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"Hydraulically Controlled Adjustable Dampers," SAE Convention, Detroit, Michigan, March 1990, Paper #900660 (with F. Furrer). |
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"The Ideal Pot," The Oxford Symposium on Cookery, June 1988, Oxford, Great Britain. |
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"The Physics of Stove Top Cooking," IACP Technical Report, April1988. |
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"Flow Through Catalytic Converters," SAE Convention, Detroit, Michigan, February 1974, Paper #740243 (with William Givens).
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"Hydrostatic Transmissions, Parts I-VII, Hydraulics & Pneumatics," April 1970-February 1971 (with Warren Wilson). |
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"The Hydro-mechanical Transmission-Ideal and Real," SAE Combined Meeting, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, October 1968, Paper #680685 (with Warren Wilson). |
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"Variable Viscosity Compressible Oil Flow at High Pressures," National Conference on Fluid Power Annual Meeting, Chicago, 1969 (with G. Libertiny).
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"Hydrostatic Transmissions," Machine Design, March 26, 1964 (with Warren Wilson). |
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Patents
| • | Twenty seven U.S. |
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Certifications
| • | Registered Professional Engineer by Examination: Arizona, #13414 |
| • | Certified Safety Professional by Examination: License #5854 |
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