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Douglas J Goodnick

from Niagara Falls, NY
Age ~65
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Also known as:
Douglas D Goodnick, Doug J Goodnick, Douglas Goodrich
Phone and address:
241 84Th St, Niagara Falls, NY 14304
(585) 283-9453
Related to:
Kyle M Goodnick, 24Kathleen E Goodnick, 63Carrie Schooping, 43Amy L Schooping, 32Susan M Lynott, 69John D Goodnick, 29Robert L Schooping, 38Lynott S SchoopingJohnathan Goodnick, 35Kathleen N GleasonCarrie L Schooping, 34Leo Gleason, 69Robert J Schooping, 51Edna S GoodnickJohn H Goodnick
Connected to:
Jessica M Goodnick, 42Andrew P Goodnight, 35Ashley Goodnight, 43Clinton G Goodnight, 51Dean M Goodnight, 68Dick R Goodnight, 76Jacqueline M Goodnight, 60Jeanne G Goodnight, 87Kelli L Goodnight, 40Laurie J Goodnight, 67

Douglas Goodnick Phones & Addresses

  • 241 84Th St, Niagara Falls, NY 14304 (585) 283-9453 (716) 283-9453
  • 450 82Nd St, Niagara Falls, NY 14304 (716) 283-9453
  • 454 82Nd St, Niagara Falls, NY 14304
  • 2056 Eagle Harbor Waterport Rd, Albion, NY 14411
  • North Tonawanda, NY
  • Middleport, NY
  • N Tonawanda, NY
  • 241 84Th St, Niagara Falls, NY 14304 (917) 410-2486

Work

Company: Buffalo pumps Position: Vice president engineering

Education

Degree: Graduate or professional degree

Skills

Continuous Improvement • Engineering Management • Engineering • Manufacturing Engineering • Manufacturing • Project Engineering • Autocad

Emails

c***[email protected]

Industries

Machinery

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Vice President Engineering

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Location:
241 84Th St, Niagara Falls, NY 14304
Industry:
Machinery
Work:
Buffalo Pumps
Vice President Engineering
Skills:
Continuous Improvement
Engineering Management
Engineering
Manufacturing Engineering
Manufacturing
Project Engineering
Autocad

Publications

Us Patents

Rotary Pump With Bearing Wear Indicator

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US Patent:
6617731, Sep 9, 2003
Filed:
Jun 5, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/161663
Inventors:
Douglas J. Goodnick - Niagara Falls NY
Patrick R. Linehan - Lancaster NY
Joseph D. Reasinger - Tonawanda NY
Assignee:
Buffalo Pumps, Inc. - North Tonawanda NY
International Classification:
H02K 708
US Classification:
310 90, 384624
Abstract:
A rotary pump for liquid having a housing, a shaft carrying a motor rotor, a motor stator fixed in the housing and surrounding the rotor to rotate the rotor and shaft about an axis. The shaft is mounted in the pump housing by axially spaced conical bearings, each bearing including a first element fixed on the shaft with a first conical bearing surface concentric with the axis, a coacting second element carried by the housing with a second conical bearing surface concentric with the axis and slidably engaging the first bearing surface and a spring forcing the elements together. This pump includes a wear indicator comprising: a first drive member on the shaft, an imbalance member carried with the second element of a bearing with a second drive member aligned with the first member and movable axially toward the first drive member as the bearing surfaces wear so the first and second drive members engage when the imbalance member moves axially a given distance. A sensor detects vibrations caused by rotation of the imbalance member by the shaft.

Rotary Pump With Bearing Wear Indicator

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US Patent:
6626578, Sep 30, 2003
Filed:
Mar 12, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/094982
Inventors:
Douglas J. Goodnick - Niagara Falls NY
Martin G. Leslie - Lockport NY
Joseph D. Reasinger - Tonawanda NY
Assignee:
Buffalo Pumps, Inc. - North Tonawanda NY
International Classification:
F16C 1710
US Classification:
384446, 384448, 384624
Abstract:
A rotary pump for liquid comprising a housing, a shaft carrying a motor rotor, a motor stator fixed in the housing and surrounding the rotary to rotate the rotor and shaft about an axis, where the shaft is mounted in the housing by axially spaced conical bearings each of which includes a first element fixed on the shaft with a first conical bearing surface concentric with the axis and a second journal element carried by the housing with a second conical bearing surface concentric with the axis and slidably engaging the first bearing surface. A biasing element forces the second elements or journal toward each other in an axial direction to compensate for wear between the friction surfaces. A wear indicator comprises a first follower on the housing and movable axially with the second element of the first conical bearing, a second follower on the housing and movable axially with the second element of the second conical bearing with the follower indicator elements spaced from each other a spacing indicative of the total axial movement of the second bearing elements and a view window on the housing for viewing the spacing of the indicator elements.

Lube Oil Pump Design

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US Patent:
20060045775, Mar 2, 2006
Filed:
Nov 1, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/979369
Inventors:
Douglas Goodnick - Niagara Falls NY, US
Martin Leslie - Lockport NY, US
Kenneth Wasch - Glenwood NY, US
International Classification:
F04B 17/00
F04B 35/04
US Classification:
417423120, 417423100
Abstract:
A rotary pump for pumping liquids includes a motor, a shaft that is driven by the motor, an impeller that is attached to the shaft, a rolling element bearing that surrounds the shaft and a bearing housing for the rolling element bearing. The bearing housing defines a lubricant reservoir in a volume of the bearing housing not occupied by the rolling element bearing. The rotary pump can also include a conduit in communication with the bearing housing and a grease cup fitting in communication with the conduit. The motor can rest on a motor support and the grease cup fitting can be easily accessible by locating the fitting outside of a peripheral side wall of the motor support.

Submerged Pump Having A Shaft Isolator

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US Patent:
63155303, Nov 13, 2001
Filed:
Jul 12, 2000
Appl. No.:
9/614404
Inventors:
Douglas J. Goodnick - Niagara Falls NY
Kenneth E. Wasch - Amherst NY
Martin G. Leslie - Lockport NY
Maynard J. Neal - N. Tonawanda NY
Assignee:
Buffalo Pumps, Inc. - North Tonawanda NY
International Classification:
F01D 1308
US Classification:
4174241
Abstract:
The present invention is directed to a pump system. The pump system has a motor, a pump shaft, a pumping section, a connecting column, and a shaft isolator. The motor drives the pump shaft and has a bottom surface above a desired medium. The pumping section has a top surface that receives the pump shaft and pumps the desired medium to a predetermined instrument. The connecting column surrounds a predetermined portion of the pump shaft and connects the motor support and pumping section together. The shaft isolator is positioned between the connecting column and the pump shaft, and extends from the top surface of the pumping section to a predetermined height above the desired medium and below the bottom surface of the motor. The resulting pumped medium has an acceptable amount of entrained air that will not adversely affect the predetermined instrument.
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