Feng Pan from New Berlin, WI, age 49

Resumes

Manager At Oriental Flavor Llc

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Position:

Manager at Oriental Flavor LLC

Location:

Amherst, Massachusetts

Industry:

Publishing

Work:

Oriental Flavor LLC since Jan 2013
Manager
China Business Update Jul 2011 - Dec 2012
Office Manager
China Certification & Inspection Group (Ningbo) LLC Jun 2006 - Apr 2007
Operation auditor
Superexcellent Consulting Co., Ltd Feb 2004 - May 2006
Senior Consultant
KaiDa International Standards consulting LLC May 2000 - Jan 2004
consultant

Education:

University of Massachusetts at Amherst - Isenberg School of Management 2009 - 2011
Master, MBA Nanchang University 1994 - 1998
bachelor, Management Engineering

Languages:

Chinese

Applied Mathematician

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Location:

2110 Streamhurst Ln, Sugar Land, TX 77479

Industry:

Research

Work:

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Applied Mathematician
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Research Engineer at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Los Alamos National Laboratory Jan 2003 - May 2014
Research Scientist, Project Leader
The University of Arizona Aug 2011 - May 2012
Visiting Associate Professor

Education:

The University of Texas at Austin
Doctorates, Doctor of Philosophy, Philosophy

Skills:

Mathematical Modeling
Optimization
Renewable Energy
Algorithms
Graph Theory
Java
Smart Grid
Network Optimization
Combinatorial Optimization
Matlab
Stochastic Programming
Cplex
Infrastructure Security
Integer Programming

Lead Project Engineer At Novum Structures Llc

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Location:

New Berlin, WI

Industry:

Construction

Work:

Novum Structures
Lead Project Engineer at Novum Structures Llc

Feng Pan

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Feng Pan

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Location:

United States

Us Patents

Connection System For Crane Boom Segments
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US Patent:

7954657, Jun 7, 2011
Filed:

Nov 18, 2008
Appl. No.:

12/273310
Inventors:

Nathan P. Holly - New Franken WI, US
Robert J. Walker - Manitowoc WI, US
Feng Pan - New Berlin WI, US
Assignee:

Manitowoc Crane Companies, LLC - Manitowoc WI
International Classification:

B66C 23/70
US Classification:

212177, 526501, 5265105
Abstract:

The boom includes at least a first and second boom segment each with a longitudinal axis and a first and second end, the second end of the first segment being coupled to the first end of the second segment, and at least one first connector on the second end of the first segment respectively mating with at least one second connector on the first end of the second segment. The first connector includes a first alignment surface and the second connector includes a second alignment surface that engages with the first alignment surface such that when the first and second alignment surfaces are fully engaged, the apertures through the extensions in the connectors are aligned such that a main pin can be inserted through the apertures of all extensions in the first and second mating connectors even if the boom segments are not axially aligned. In another aspect of the invention, the connectors include stop surfaces, and the placement of the stop surfaces on the connectors is such that, when identical boom segments are positioned such that a main pin can be inserted through the apertures in the extensions of the connectors on some chords of the boom segments, the stop surfaces cooperate to align the apertures in the extensions of the connectors on other chords when the stop surfaces contact one another.

Connection System For Crane Column Segments
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US Patent:

20130270208, Oct 17, 2013
Filed:

Jun 7, 2013
Appl. No.:

13/912884
Inventors:

Feng Pan - New Berlin WI, US
International Classification:

B66C 23/70
US Classification:

212177, 403294, 294071
Abstract:

A crane column segment connection system includes first and second column segments with a connector on the second end of the first segment mating with a connector on the first end of the second segment. The connectors each include at least one extension having a through-hole. The through-holes have an axis and are positioned in the extensions such that all through-holes of mating connectors are aligned when the column segments are aligned. In one aspect, the connectors include alignment surfaces cooperating such that when the first and second connectors are being brought together during column assembly, the alignment surfaces guide the column segments in two dimensions within a plane transverse to the axis of the through-holes into a relative position such that the through-holes through the extensions in the connectors are aligned.