Resumes
Resumes
Kenneth Winowiecki Phones & Addresses
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Pompano Beach, FL
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2844 Orange Grove Rd, Waterford Township, MI 48329 (248) 666-3426
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Waterford, MI
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Royal Oak, MI
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Pontiac, MI
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Shelby Township, MI
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Oakland, MI
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2844 Orange Grove Rd, Waterford, MI 48329
Publications
Us Patents
Method For Manufacturing A Foam Panel
View pageUS Patent:
58536493, Dec 29, 1998
Filed:
Aug 11, 1997
Appl. No.:
8/909255
Inventors:
Michael Derek Tisack - Ann Arbor MI
Kenneth Andrew Winowiecki - Waterford MI
Kenneth Andrew Winowiecki - Waterford MI
Assignee:
Ford Global Technologies, Inc. - Dearborn MI
International Classification:
B29C 4406
B29C 4412
B29C 4414
B29C 4412
B29C 4414
US Classification:
264446
Abstract:
A method of manufacturing a panel having a foam interlayer. A flexible cover is placed adjacent a first mold in an open tool. A rigid substrate is placed adjacent a second mold, or alternately, is place atop the flexible cover in the first mold, of the opened tool. The first and/or second molds are electrically isolated from one another and from the associated manufacturing equipment. A vacuum draws the cover against the first mold and retains the cover in position during the manufacturing operation. The tool is moved to a closed position and the cover is positioned juxtaposed the substrate. The cover and substrate are positioned a distance apart thus creating a space therebetween. A vacuum is created in the space and a radio frequency (RF) electric field is applied between the first and second molds. The RF electric field causes a plasma to be created within the space.
Automotive Instrument Panel Having An Integral Airbag
View pageUS Patent:
60928352, Jul 25, 2000
Filed:
Aug 22, 1998
Appl. No.:
9/138596
Inventors:
Ashir Prafull Thakore - Novi MI
Scott William Hazell - Pinckney MI
Kenneth Andrew Winowiecki - Waterford MI
Scott William Hazell - Pinckney MI
Kenneth Andrew Winowiecki - Waterford MI
Assignee:
Ford Global Technologies, Inc. - Dearborn MI
International Classification:
B60R 2120
US Classification:
2807283
Abstract:
An automotive instrument panel having a concealed airbag. A molded substrate having first and second surfaces and an aperture therethrough receives an airbag. A curved metal door is secured to the second surface of the substrate by a plurality of fasteners extending through the substrate. The metal door has a generally U-shaped slot with first and second ends being spaced apart a distance greater than the length of the aperture. The slot is positioned radially outwardly of the aperture. The door also has a plurality of indentations to maintain a curved shape conforming with the surface of the substrate. A molded covering overlies the second surface and the door and is secured thereto with an intermediate layer of foam. A foam gasket overlies the slot between the door and the substrate. A foam impermeable layer is placed between the gasket and door to prevent injected foam from impregnating the foam gasket and interfering with the opening of the door.