Edward D Daum from Minerva, OH, age 71

Resumes

Functional Manufacturing Manager

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Location:

9559 Bayard Rd, Minerva, OH 44657

Industry:

Electrical/Electronic Manufacturing

Work:

Lg Fuel Cell Systems Inc.
Functional Manufacturing Manager

Education:

Malone University 1989
Bachelors, Bachelor of Arts, Business Administration, Management, Business Administration and Management Kent State University
Kent State University
Associates, Associate of Arts, Business Administration, Management

Skills:

Leadership
Microsoft Office
Management
Project Management
Process Engineering
Engineering Management
Lean Manufacturing
Manufacturing
Continuous Improvement
Energy

Us Patents

Compact, High-Temperature, Low-Flow Rate, Liquid Fuel-Fired Burner
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US Patent:

6461148, Oct 8, 2002
Filed:

Sep 28, 2000
Appl. No.:

09/672408
Inventors:

Mark V. Scotto - North Canton OH
Crispin L. DeBellis - North Canton OH
Edward D. Daum - Alliance OH
Assignee:

McDermott Technology, Inc. - New Orleans LA
International Classification:

F23D 1466
US Classification:

431215, 431182, 431166, 126 91 A, 432180
Abstract:

A burner, particularly for use in thermophotovoltaic (TPV) applications, is provided having a fuel distribution tube with integrated swirl vanes adjacent exit holes in the sides of the fuel distribution tube, a ceramic burner cap attached the top end of the fuel distribution tube and a liquid fuel being provided through a fuel feed tube protruding through the bottom end of the fuel distribution tube, thereby forming a burner assembly. The burner assembly fits slidably into a cylindrical burner sleeve which forces primary combustion air through a passage formed between the sleeve and the swirl vanes. The primary combustion air mixes with the fuel in the vanes and burner slot formed between the burner cap and sleeve. The fuel feed tube used to supply fuel to the burner is a heated tube having a small orifice at the burner end. The tube is heated using an internal heater that vaporizes the fuel and can also use recuperated heat from the burner combustion process.

Gas Sampling System For Reactive Gas-Solid Mixtures
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US Patent:

49129856, Apr 3, 1990
Filed:

May 5, 1989
Appl. No.:

7/348227
Inventors:

Edward D. Daum - Alliance OH
William Downs - Alliance OH
Bryan J. Jankura - Mogadore OH
John M. McCoury - Mineral City OH
Assignee:

The Babcock & Wilcox Company - New Orleans LA
International Classification:

G01N 122
US Classification:

7386325
Abstract:

An apparatus and method for sampling gas containing a reactive particulate solid phase flowing through a duct and for communicating a representative sample to a gas analyzer. A sample probe sheath 32 with an angular opening 34 extends vertically into a sample gas duct 30. The angular opening 34 is opposite the gas flow. A gas sampling probe 36 concentrically located within sheath 32 along with calibration probe 40 partly extends in the sheath 32. Calibration probe 40 extends further in the sheath 32 than gas sampling probe 36 for purging the probe sheath area with a calibration gas during calibration.

Gas Sampling System For Reactive Gas-Solid Mixtures
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US Patent:

48563528, Aug 15, 1989
Filed:

Aug 23, 1988
Appl. No.:

7/235358
Inventors:

Edward D. Daum - Alliance OH
William Downs - Alliance OH
Bryan J. Jankura - Mogadore OH
John M. McCoury - Mineral City OH
Assignee:

The Babcock & Wilcox Company - New Orleans LA
International Classification:

G01N 122
US Classification:

7386325
Abstract:

An apparatus and method for sampling a gas containing a reactive particulate solid phase flowing through a duct and for communicating a representative sample to a gas analyzer. A sample probe sheath 32 with an angular opening 34 extends vertically into a sample gas duct 30. The angular opening 34 is opposite the gas flow. A gas sampling probe 36 concentrically located within sheath 32 along with calibration probe 40 partly extend in the sheath 32. Calibration probe 40 extends further in the sheath 32 than gas sampling probe 36 for purging the probe sheath area with a calibration gas during calibration.

Fuel Cell Ink Trace Interconnect
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US Patent:

20190157706, May 23, 2019
Filed:

Nov 17, 2017
Appl. No.:

15/816951
Inventors:

- North Canton OH, US
Edward Daum - Minerva OH, US
Assignee:

LG Fuel Cell Systems, Inc. - North Canton OH
International Classification:

H01M 8/2428
H01M 8/0206
H01M 8/0208
H01M 8/0215
H01M 8/0226
H01M 8/0282
H01M 8/1246
H01M 8/249
Abstract:

A fuel cell system is provided. The fuel cells system may be a segmented-in-series, solid-oxide fuel cell system. The system may comprise a fuel cell tube. The fuel cell tube may comprise a substrate having a first and second ends and a pair of generally planar opposing major surfaces extending between the ends. The fuel cell may further comprise a plurality of fuel disposed on one of the major surfaces proximate the first end of the substrate. The fuel cell tube may further comprise a sheet conductor. The sheet conductor may be electrically coupled to the plurality of fuel cells and may provide an electrical path from a location on one of the major surfaces to a location on the other the major surfaces proximate a first end of the substrate.