Resumes
Resumes
Geoffrey Dean Phones & Addresses
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North Las Vegas, NV
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Las Vegas, NV
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Henderson, NV
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Aurora, CO
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273 North St, Milford, CT 06461 (203) 878-7207
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South Lyme, CT
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Port Huron, MI
Business Records
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Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
DIVERSE FRIENDS CAMP
Publications
Isbn (Books And Publications)
Knowledge Management in Policing and Law Enforcement: Foundations, Structures, Applications
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Author
Geoffrey Dean
ISBN #
0199214077
The Porphyrias: A Story of Inheritance and Environment
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Author
Geoffrey Dean
ISBN #
0272793175
The Turnstone: A Doctor's Story
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Author
Geoffrey Dean
ISBN #
0853237573
The Turnstone: A Doctor's Story
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Author
Geoffrey Dean
ISBN #
0853237670
Us Patents
Method And Apparatus For Trimming Cylindrical Articles
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40142280, Mar 29, 1977
Filed:
Sep 10, 1975
Appl. No.:
5/612159
Inventors:
Geoffrey J. Dean - Denver CO
Assignee:
Ball Corporation - Muncie IN
International Classification:
B23B 100
B23B 3700
B23B 304
B23B 3700
B23B 304
US Classification:
82 47
Abstract:
Method and apparatus for trimming cylindrical articles, particularly can bodies, to a predetermined longitudinal length by sequentially feeding such cylindrical articles into carriage pockets rotating around a main shaft synchronously with an axially aligned plunger at one end of each carriage pocket and a similarily aligned mandrel at the other end of the carriage pocket. At predetermined positions, the plunger moves into the aligned carriage pocket and pushes a cylindrical article therein onto an aligned mandrel which is rotated around its own axis as well as around the main shaft. As the mandrel rotates, a fixed arcuate blade which cooperates with a cutting edge defined in the mandrel is engaged to shear an annulus portion from the end of the cylindrical article thereby trimming the cylindrical article to a predetermined and repeatable length. Upon severing of the annulus, a fixed cutter blade engages the annulus to transversely cut the annulus into an open ring. Thereafter, the open ring is rolled, straightened and deposited as a strip in a chamber defined adjacent each mandrel with the severed strip being carried to a waste disposal position as the mandrel rotates around the main shaft.
Apparatus For Application Of Sealant To Can Lids
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42626293, Apr 21, 1981
Filed:
Sep 22, 1977
Appl. No.:
5/835636
Inventors:
Neal J. McConnellogue - Lakewood CO
Geoffrey J. Dean - Denver CO
Geoffrey J. Dean - Denver CO
Assignee:
Entech Corporation - Englewood CO
International Classification:
B05C 502
B05C 702
B05C 702
US Classification:
118668
Abstract:
A can end lining mechanism has been devised for sequentially advancing can ends from a downstacker mechanism into registry with each of a series of can end receiving recesses in a rotary chuck table where as each can is advanced into a recess it is simultaneously lifted, rotated about its own axis, and rotated about the axis of the chuck table while sealant is applied to the peripheral groove of the can end for a predetermined time interval, after which the lined end is released and the centrifugal force of rotation of the table is sufficient to discharge the end. Feed interrupt mechanism is provided throughout in order to interrupt delivery of the ends from the feed area as well as to interrupt the application of sealant when a can lid is not properly in position. Synchronous drive means are provided for coordinating the movement of the can lids from the feed area through the discharge station.
Method And Apparatus For Transferring Cans
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40235130, May 17, 1977
Filed:
Aug 18, 1975
Appl. No.:
5/605683
Inventors:
Geoffrey J. Dean - Lakewood CO
Assignee:
Ball Corporation - Muncie IN
International Classification:
B21D 4300
B65G 2900
B65G 2900
US Classification:
113115
Abstract:
Method and apparatus for transferring cylindrical articles in a synchronous manner from a forming ram to a work station for further forming of the articles, the transfer being accomplished by interposing between the forming ram and work station a constantly rotating wheel structure having a plurality of pockets defined therein, each of the pockets being formed of at least two independently programmable and movable sections, the wheel and pockets therein being positioned with the axis of wheel structure parallel to the forming ram with the pockets arranged in a circular configuration which substantially coincides at at least one position with the axis of the ram with a pocket adjacent the ram upon each extension of the ram, displacing newly formed articles axially from the ram into a pocket adjacent thereto with the sections of the pocket in an open configuration, initiating closing of the leading pocket section prior to closing of the trailing pocket section and after the leading pocket section passes the ram, accurately positioning the article in the closed pocket, and carrying the article to a work station such as a trimmer, the wheel structure, work station and forming ram all being interconnected to operate synchronously.