Douglas Howe

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from Hartford, CT

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Resumes

Business Development Executive

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Location:

Hartford, CT

Industry:

Facilities Services

Work:

Red Hawk Fire&Security
Service Solutions Representative
Classic Restaurant Supply, Llc
Logistics Manager and Warehouse Supervisor
Classic Restaurant Supply, Llc
Customer Service Representative,Showroom Sales, and Merchandising
Tpc Systems Sep 2009 - Dec 2016
Servie Sales Representative
Sep 2009 - Dec 2016
Business Development Executive

Education:

Florida Southern College 1976 - 1980
Bachelors, Bachelor of Science, Biology

Skills:

Account Management
Sales Management
Budgets
Contract Management
Microsoft Office
Microsoft Excel
Operations Management
Team Building
Nfpa Code 72 Certification
Utc Service Business Development Certification
Utc Basic Fire Sales and Applications Course
Utc Eh&S Level Iii Contrator Certification
Training
Oracle Netsuite Inventory Management

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Us Patents

Compliant Mounting Of An Axial Face Seal Assembly
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US Patent:

20130075976, Mar 28, 2013
Filed:

Sep 22, 2011
Appl. No.:

13/239998
Inventors:

Todd A. Davis - Tolland CT, US
Douglas J. Howe - South Windsor CT, US
International Classification:

F02C 7/28
F16J 15/34
US Classification:

277379, 277306
Abstract:

A axial face seal assembly includes first and second structures rotatable relative to one another about an axis. A carrier supports a seal that engages the second structure. The carrier is configured to move along the axis. First and second springs operatively are arranged between the first structure and the carrier. The first and second springs are configured to bias the carrier relative to the second structure respectively in first and second directions along the axis for providing a desired closing force on the second structure. A method of sealing a rotating structure includes biasing a seal toward a rotating sealing surface with a first spring to provide a desired axial closing force. The axial position of the seal relative to the rotating sealing surface is changed to an undesired axial closing force. The seal is biased with a second spring to achieve the desired axial closing force.