Winterthur Swiss Insurance Co 1990 - 1996
Regional Vice President
Watson Wyatt 1987 - 1990
International Consultant
Swiss Life 1980 - 1987
Regional Manager
ING Oct 1974 - Jul 1980
Pension Manager
Melcher Hubert Sjodin Law Firm Jul 1972 - Oct 1974
Attorney
Education:
University of Minnesota Law School Sep 1969 - Jun 1972
Juris Doctor, Law
University of Minnesota - Carlson School of Management 1963 - 1967
BSB, Finance
Hopkins High School
Skills:
Talent Acquisition Executive Search Full-cycle Recruiting International Business Recruitment/Retention Sourcing Technical Recruiting
Interests:
Computer technology, Jaguar cars, Master Gardener, VFW, DAV recruting training
Arnold A. Weiss - Minneapolis MN Dale A. Gustafson - Minneapolis MN
International Classification:
G01R 3112
US Classification:
324 54
Abstract:
A high-voltage, non-destructive inspection system for detecting nails, and/or cuts and holes in vehicle tires. The system employs a high-voltage head mounted within the tire and a reference head outside the tire opposite to the high-voltage head. The high-voltage head and reference head span the tire tread axially. The inspection is performed in one revolution of the tire. High-voltage pulses are impressed upon the high-voltage head, and the amplitude and pulse widths are variably selected, commensurate with the type of tire being tested. When a cut, hole or a nail in the tire passes between the high-voltage head and the reference head, an electric arc forms and current passes through the tire. This arc can be visually observed and also electronically detected. Upon detection, via an electronic detection circuit, a lamp lights and the tire rotation is stopped, thus facilitating location of the flaw, via a manual mode.
Single-Ended High Voltage Tire Integrity Testing Systems And Methods
- Columbia Heights MN, US Dale A. Gustafson - Columbia Heights MN, US
International Classification:
G01M 17/02
Abstract:
A system and methods for testing the integrity of a tire are disclosed. The tire is tested by powering a charging/timing circuit with a single-ended voltage supply. The single-ended voltage supply, via the charging/timing circuit, provides power to at least two test heads. The timing circuit can include various components that adjust the timing of the charge supplied.
Megan Morrison, Jay Ostendorf, Jay Rassat, Carol Knudsen, James Pollard, Rogers Hauck, David Eickhoff, Paul Anderstrom, Shawn Gort, Tommie Johnson, Fernando Duncan