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Roy E Downham

from Green Bay, WI
Age ~52
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Also known as:
Roy Everett Downham, Roy L Downham, Amy L Downham, Amy Lynn Downham, Amy E Downham, Amy Salm, Amy Lynne Salm, Amy Downham Lc, Any Downham, Amy M
Related to:
Abigail J Salm, 26Kathleen CalkinsCarol A Wolfe, 71Michael J Erickson, 43Mark F Salm, 69Edward R Downham, 72David M Sheridan, 54Amy SalmEmilee Salm, 29Ryan E Busching, 47
Connected to:
Emily C Downham, 42Kim C Downham, 59Lisa M Downham, 64Matthew N Downham, 54Robert L Downham, 95Rose Downhour, 38Agnes F Downie, 99Anne J Downie, 34April Downie, 52Barth F Downie, 59

Roy Downham Phones & Addresses

  • Green Bay, WI
  • 2201 Southwood Dr, Appleton, WI 54915
  • 520 2Nd St, Kimberly, WI 54136 (920) 687-9927
  • 434 John St, Kimberly, WI 54136 (920) 687-9927
  • 724 John St, Kimberly, WI 54136 (920) 687-9927
  • Omro, WI
  • Waukesha, WI
  • De Pere, WI
  • 724 S John St APT 9, Kimberly, WI 54136 (920) 676-2355

Work

Position: Service Occupations

Education

Degree: High school graduate or higher

Resumes

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Location:
7934 Morrison Rd, Greenleaf, WI 54126
Industry:
Machinery
Work:
Industrial Stainless 2010 - 2012
Operatios Manager
Deleers Millwork 2008 - 2009
Director of Operations
Lindquist Machine Corporation 2006 - 2008
Project Manager
Dimension Lumber 2004 - 2006
Plant Manager
Appleton International 2001 - 2004
Director of Operations
Education:
University of Wisconsin - Stout
Bachelors, Bachelor of Science, Education
Skills:
Lean Manufacturing
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Publications

Us Patents

Paper Web Handling Apparatus Having Improved Air Bar With Dimensional Optimization

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US Patent:
47859865, Nov 22, 1988
Filed:
Jun 11, 1987
Appl. No.:
7/061328
Inventors:
Robert A. Daane - Green Bay WI
Roy E. Downham - Green Bay WI
Assignee:
Advance Systems, Inc. - Oneida WI
International Classification:
B65H 2014
F26B 1320
US Classification:
226 97
Abstract:
Apparatus for drying a running paper web and floatingly suspending it without contact during the drying process, including air bars which are considerably larger than conventional air bars, for example, being about five and one-fourth inches square in cross-section, and being about three and one-half inches between their nozzle slots. These large air bars are spaced apart from one another along each side of the web a distance of about 15 inches. By so dimensioning the air bars providing the greater spacing between the air bars, considerably more drying capacity is provided, on the order of 14 percent, and requiring less energy input into the dryer. Web drying equipment for sealingly mounting the air bars on the air supply duct means so that the bars can be individually adjusted toward and away from the web can also be tilted or pivoted to change the angle of the drying air being discharged against the web. An air distributing member defining an air distributing chamber within said bar having a pair of opposed and inclined side walls, and having a plurality of small holes therethrough to provide fine scale air turbulence for air passing through said holes to said slot nozzles. The distributing member also has a perforated inner plate spaced inwardly from said outer wall and through which pressurized air passes from the interior of said bar, including guide means for slidably supporting said perforated plate on the air distributing member.

Dryer Apparatus For Floating A Running Web And Having Baffle Means For Spent Return Air

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US Patent:
48337943, May 30, 1989
Filed:
Aug 10, 1988
Appl. No.:
7/230766
Inventors:
Paul H. Stibbe - DePere WI
Roy E. Downham - Green Bay WI
Robert A. Daane - Green Bay WI
Assignee:
Advance Systems, Inc. - Oneida WI
International Classification:
F26B 1300
US Classification:
34156
Abstract:
Apparatus for floatingly suspending a running web through an elongated dryer, and having a series of air delivering, individual air bars located along the length of the web for discharging air towards the web for supporting the latter, the spent air then passing into the space between the air bars; and baffle plates having air discharge openings, the baffle plates being located between adjacent air bars for controlling the discharge of spent air from between the bars, in a generally vertical and parallel direction to the longitudinal centerline of the web, to thereby prevent lateral movement of the spent air and consequently prevent lateral movement of the web.
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Roy E Downham from Green Bay, WI, age ~52 Get Report