Leo E Taske from 3643 Shortridge Cir, Cincinnati, OH 45247, age 95, Phone: 5133853416

Resumes

Senior Scientist

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Location:

1722 Larch Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45224

Industry:

Consumer Goods

Work:

Michelin Aug 1992 - Dec 1997
Prod Development Engineer, Marc
Procter & Gamble Aug 1992 - Dec 1997
Senior Scientist

Education:

University of Delaware 1986 - 1989
Master of Mechanical Engineering, Masters Georgia Institute of Technology 1981 - 1986
Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering, Bachelors, Mechanical Engineering

Skills:

Product Development
Product Innovation
Cross Functional Team Leadership
Continuous Improvement
R&D
Consumer Products
Modeling
Process Improvement
Supply Chain Management
Supply Chain
Manufacturing
Process Engineering
Materials
Project Management
Design For Manufacturing
Materials Science
Design of Experiments
Lean Manufacturing
Research and Development
Tranformational Understanding
First Principles
Machine Learning
Packaging Engineering
Structural Analysis
Labview
Finite Element Analysis
Business Process Improvement

Us Patents

Tire
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US Patent:

D3870200, Dec 2, 1997
Filed:

Sep 12, 1996
Appl. No.:

D/059500
Inventors:

Daniel David Gause - Mainville OH
Leo Edward Taske - Mauldin SC
Robin Bayne Faulk - Gray Court SC
Assignee:

Michelin Recherche et Technique S.A. - Granges-Paccot
International Classification:

1215
US Classification:

D12143

Flexible Container Including Self-Sealing Dispensing Valve To Provide Automatic Shut-Off And Leak Resistant Inverted Storage
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US Patent:

47280069, Mar 1, 1988
Filed:

Oct 1, 1984
Appl. No.:

6/656397
Inventors:

James L. Drobish - Cincinnati OH
Leo E. Taske - Cincinnati OH
Assignee:

The Procter & Gamble Company - Cincinnati OH
International Classification:

B05B 1104
US Classification:

222181
Abstract:

A resiliently deformable container having at least one discharge orifice equipped with a self-sealing dispensing valve, said valve having a resiliently deformable, concave shaped portion with its perimeter sealingly secured across the container's discharge orifice. The self-sealing valve is secured across the orifice so that it is inwardly concave when the container is in an undeformed condition. The concave shaped portion of the valve includes at least one substantially linear slit extending through the thickness of the valve. The valve requires the attainment of a threshold opening pressure to effect inversion from a concave at rest position in order to dispense the package contents. By providing a container with sufficient flexibility to permit manual deformation and sufficient resilience to return substantially to its undeformed configuration when the externally applied forces are removed, a void volume equivalent to the amount of fluid material discharged from the package is provided inside the container after removal of the applied forces. This aids in closing the self-sealing valve which, after venting the container to the atmosphere, returns to an inwardly concave, sealed position until sufficiently large external forces are again applied to the container to effect inversion of the valve and consequent material discharge.

Bimodal Storage And Dispensing Package Including Self-Sealing Dispensing Valve To Provide Automatic Shut-Off And Leak-Resistant Inverted Storage
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US Patent:

47491086, Jun 7, 1988
Filed:

Oct 15, 1987
Appl. No.:

7/109663
Inventors:

Arthur H. Dornsbusch - Cincinnati OH
James L. Drobish - Cincinnati OH
Roger E. Schanzle - Cincinnati OH
Leo E. Taske - Cincinnati OH
Robert W. Blaut - Cincinnati OH
Assignee:

The Procter & Gamble Company - Cincinnati OH
International Classification:

B65D 572
US Classification:

222212
Abstract:

A flexible storage and dispensing package for fluid material. The package has a first mode of operation capable of storing the fluid material without leakage when the package is subjected to unintentional external forces and a second mode of operation capable of dispensing the fluid material when the package is subjected to external forces intentionally applied by the user. The second mode of operation is capable of dispensing the fluid material through a discharge orifice in response to manually applied forces and of automatically ceasing the dispensing operation when the manually applied forces are removed. The package is also resistant to leakage in the second mode of operation when stored with its discharge orifice downwardly oriented intermediate dispensing cycles.

Rolled Paper Product Cargo Assemblages And Method For Making Rolled Paper Product Cargo Assemblages
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US Patent:

20200283208, Sep 10, 2020
Filed:

Mar 6, 2020
Appl. No.:

16/811444
Inventors:

- Cincinnati OH, US
Leo E. Taske - Okeana OH, US
Scott M. Smith - Franklin OH, US
Carlos O. Nilo - Cincinnati OH, US
Kimberly M. Gerlach - Cincinnati OH, US
Richard W. Hamm - Loveland OH, US
Frederick Scott Britton - Cincinnati OH, US
Arnaldo Vazquez Santiago - Madeira OH, US
International Classification:

B65D 71/00
B65D 75/00
Abstract:

Aspects of the present disclosure relate to cargo assemblages that may include containers of rolled products stacked on pallets in an underhung or partially underhung configuration and secured thereto with film and methods of producing such cargo assemblages. The load may include containers of absorbent paper product arranged in stacked layers from a bottom layer of containers to a top layer of containers. The load and the pallet are sized such that the load defines a footprint that is smaller, at least in some portions, than a footprint of the pallet to create an underhung or partially underhung configuration. A film may be applied to connect the load with the pallet and to connect neighboring stacked layers together. The film may be wrapped around the pallet and/or layers of containers with a wrap profile having different characteristics, such as for example, containment forces; tensions; numbers of layers, and/or locations of layers with respect to the load, the pallet, and/or each other.

Method To Determine Unit Load Stability
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US Patent:

20140343910, Nov 20, 2014
Filed:

May 17, 2013
Appl. No.:

13/896363
Inventors:

- Cincinnati OH, US
Michael Timothy Looney - Blue Ash OH, US
Leo T. Taske - Okeana OH, US
Dean Larry Duval - Lebanon OH, US
Assignee:

The Procter & Gamble Company - Cincinnati OH
International Classification:

G06F 17/50
US Classification:

703 6
Abstract:

A method of using computer based models for determining the stability of a unit load is disclosed. The method includes representing one or more packages and a domain space. The method further includes configuring the packages within the domain space, containing the packages to form a unit load, simulating conditions on the unit load, and determining the stability of the unit load.