- Jacksonville FL, US Dattu GV Jonnalagadda - Ponnur, IN Michael Ralph Storage - Beavercreek OH, US Emily Marie Phelps - Xenia OH, US Jason Levi Burdette - Dayton OH, US
International Classification:
C25D 5/00 F28G 9/00 C25D 1/02 C25D 5/34 C25D 5/48
Abstract:
A method of electroforming can be used to prepare a heat exchanger by electroforming the heat exchanger on a mandrel having a smooth and conductive surface. The mandrel is in the shape of at least part of the heat exchanger, and is removed from the electroformed heat exchanger.
- Jacksonville FL, US Michael Thomas Kenworthy - Gilbert AZ, US Dattu GV Jonnalagadda - Ponnur, IN Jason L. Burdette - Beavercreek OH, US
International Classification:
F16L 27/02 F16L 27/08 F02C 7/00 F04D 27/00
Abstract:
A duct assembly may include a first duct, a second duct, and a flexible joint assembly coupling the first duct to the second duct. The flexible joint assembly may include a bellows having a first end and a second end and a plurality of convolutions located therebetween, and a gimbaled joint assembly. The gimbaled joint assembly may include a first support surrounding the first end of the bellows and a first portion of the plurality of convolutions, a second support surrounding the second end of the bellows and a second portion of the plurality of convolutions, and a gimbal ring assembly operably coupled to the first support and the second support. The gimbal ring assembly may include a ring body and a plurality of flexure hinges interconnected with the ring body.
Integral Preloaded Formed Bracket For Attachment Of Heat Exchangers
A surface cooler assembly includes at least one surface cooler comprising surface cooler hook rails extending circumferentially the length of the surface cooler and including axially extending and radially extending portions. The surface cooler assembly also includes at least one support bracket comprising bracket hook rails extending circumferentially the length of the support bracket and including axially extending and radially extending portions. The support bracket and surface cooler are contoured in a circumferential direction. Each of the surface cooler hook rails contacts a bracket hook rail.
A duct for a turbine engine, such as a gas turbine engine, can be utilized to carry a fluid from one portion of the engine to another. The duct can include a metallic tubular element having one of a varying wall thickness, a varying cross section, or a tight bend. Such a duct can be formed utilizing additive manufacturing or metal deposition on an additively manufactured mandrel.
- Jacksonville FL, US Jason Levi Burdette - Beavercreek OH, US Walter Arthur Hundley - Enon OH, US Bernard Albert Luschek - Lebanon OH, US
International Classification:
F04D 29/64 F04D 29/52 F04D 29/66 F04D 29/58
Abstract:
A turbine engine for an aircraft can includes a casing. The casing can be a fan casing surrounding a fan assembly for drawing air into the turbine engine. The fan casing can have a peripheral wall. A surface cooler can be provided in the turbine engine confronting the peripheral wall of the fan casing. The surface cooler can have a mounting bracket for mounting the surface cooler to the fan casing.
- Jacksonville FL, US Michael Thomas Kenworthy - Gilbert AZ, US Dattu GV Jonnalagadda - Ponnur, IN Jason Levi Burdette - Beavercreek OH, US
International Classification:
F16L 27/11 F02C 6/08
Abstract:
A flexible joint assembly for a joint between a first duct and a second duct for providing a flow of fluid, such as bleed air in an aviation implementation. The flexible joint includes a bellows supported by a mounting assembly having a first support and a second support, each surrounding a portion of the bellows. A set of rod assemblies can operably couple the first support and the second support.
- Jacksonville FL, US Michael Thomas Kenworthy - Gilbert AZ, US Dattu GV Jonnalagadda - Ponnur, IN Jason Levi Burdette - Beavercreek OH, US
International Classification:
F16L 27/111 F04D 27/00 F04D 29/54 F02C 9/18
Abstract:
A flexible joint assembly for a joint between a first duct and a second duct for providing a flow of fluid, such as bleed air in an aviation implementation. The flexible joint includes a bellows supported by a mounting assembly having a first support and a second support, provided within the interior of the bellows. A rod assembly can operably couple the first support and the second support.
- Jacksonville FL, US Michael Thomas Kenworthy - Gilbert AZ, US Dattu GV Jonnalagadda - Ponnur, IN Jason L. Burdette - Beavercreek OH, US
International Classification:
F16L 27/02 F04D 27/00
Abstract:
A flexible joint assembly for a joint between a first duct and a second duct for providing a flow of fluid, such as bleed air in an aviation implementation. The flexible joint includes a bellows supported by a mounting assembly having a first support and a second support, each surrounding a portion of the bellows. A set of flexures provided on a joint ring of the joint assemblies can operably couple the first support and the second support.
Cdi Aerospace May 2012 - May 2014
Designer
Afc Tool Jun 1999 - Jun 2011
Mechanical Designer
Ge Aviation Unison Industries Jun 1999 - Jun 2011
Product Definition Engineer
Education:
Wright State University 2016
Indiana Wesleyan University 2016 - 2016
Sinclair Community College 2006 - 2008
Skills:
Cad Manufacturing Engineering Aerospace Solidworks Microsoft Office Automation Continuous Improvement Manufacturing Engineering Machine Tools Mechanical Engineering Process Improvement Lean Manufacturing Autocad Project Management Machining Design For Manufacturing Engineering Management Powerpoint Root Cause Analysis Product Design Geometric Dimensioning Product Development Project Planning Design Problem Solving Machine Design Project Engineering Six Sigma Management Nx Unigraphics Robotics Cross Functional Team Leadership Team Building Leadership Program Management