Kevin J. Barefield - Opelika AL, US Richard Campbell - Tallahassee FL, US
International Classification:
B29C 45/14
US Classification:
264261, 264263, 264273, 264102
Abstract:
A process for forcibly infusing liquid potting compound into the exposed strands of a cable prior to forming a termination. The process uses a mold that encloses the exposed strands. Potting compound is then pumped into the mold, where it runs around and through the exposed strands. A second venting passage is preferably employed, so that the liquid potting compound flows through the mold without trapping any air pockets.
Richard V. Campbell - Tallahassee FL, US Kevin J. Barefield - Opelika AL, US
International Classification:
F16B 35/06
US Classification:
411401, 411383
Abstract:
A termination system which attaches a conventional threaded rod or bolt to a cable. An anchor is attached to an end of a cable using known techniques—such as potting. A threaded rod or bolt is placed on the anchor, pointing away from the direction of the cable. The rod or bolt is mechanically attached to the anchor using several different techniques. The result is an anchor assembly including a threaded protruding shaft. Because the assembly uses an inexpensive prior art rod or bolt, the machining operations are confined to small components needing relatively little material removal.
Richard V. Campbell - Tallahassee FL, US Kevin J. Barefield - Opelika AL, US
Assignee:
Bright Technologies, Inc. - Havana FL
International Classification:
B29C 45/14
US Classification:
264261, 264263, 2642711, 264275
Abstract:
A process for forcibly infusing liquid potting compound into the strands of a cable in order to attach an anchor to the cable. The process uses a strand cavity within an anchor that encloses the exposed strands. The strand cavity is sealed. Liquid potting compound is then forced into the strand cavity, where it runs around and through the exposed strands. A second venting passage is preferably employed, so that the liquid potting compound flows through the mold without trapping any substantial air pockets.
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Kevin Barefield Director Information Technology, Director Of Information Technology
Blue Mountain College Information Technology and Services · College/University
201 W Main St, Blue Mountain, MS 38610 PO Box 160, Blue Mount, MS 38610 6626854771, 6626854776
Kevin Barefield Director
Unity Baptist Church Religious Organizations · Churches · Religious Organization
Blue Mountain College
Head Golf Coach
Blue Mountain College Jul 2008 - Jun 2015
Head Softball Coach
Blue Mountain College Jul 2008 - Jun 2015
Director of Information Technology
Church House Solutions Jul 2008 - Jun 2015
Chief Executive Officer and President
Benchcraft Jul 2008 - Jun 2015
Information Technology Manager
Education:
Mississippi State University 1997 - 1998
Northeast Mississippi Community College 1994 - 1997
Associates
Falkner High School
Blue Mountain College
Skills:
Leadership System Administration Management Strategic Planning It Management Microsoft Office Team Building Team Leadership Higher Education Networking Project Management Staff Development Social Media Windows Program Management Research Student Affairs Information Technology Troubleshooting Educational Technology Process Improvement Budgets Instructional Design E Learning Project Planning Security Technology Integration Instructional Technology It Strategy Os X Web Development Disaster Recovery Network Administration Information Security Active Directory Business Intelligence Microsoft Sql Server Databases
Gulfstream Aerospace - Savannah, Georgia since Jun 2011
Ergonomist
Auburn Engineers Jun 2010 - Jun 2011
Project Engineer
Auburn University Jan 2011 - May 2011
Instructor
Auburn University May 2008 - May 2011
Research and Teaching Assistant
Applied Fiber Manufacturing Aug 2003 - May 2008
Manufacturing Engineeer
Education:
Auburn University 2008 - 2011
Masters, Industrial and Systems Engineering
Florida State University 2001 - 2003
BSIE, Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering
Skills:
Manufacturing Industrial Engineering Ergonomics Human Factors