- Middlebury IN, US Thomas A. Kuhl - Davenport FL, US Donald W. Roberts - Franklin NC, US
International Classification:
B62D 63/02 B60K 5/10 B62D 63/04
Abstract:
A motor vehicle and construction method for a motor vehicle, such as a bus, wherein fabricated subassemblies or modules are joined using mechanical fasteners to form an integrated, load carrying structure. The fabricated subassemblies are configured to allow substitution of subassemblies with alternative configurations in order to produce a number of unique vehicle configurations each sharing a common architecture. Modular construction techniques allow for simplification of construction processes, reduction of welding processes, and the application of physically smaller subassemblies. Interchange and substitution of subassemblies with shared attributes may also facilitate production of vehicles having different characteristics.
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Education:
Stony Brook University 2006 - 2010
Bachelors, Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering
Commack High School
Skills:
Mutual Funds Retirement Planning Mechanical Engineering Engineering Engineering Drawings Conceptual Design Autocad Autodesk Inventor Solidworks Matlab 3D Modeling Physics Mathematics Labview Report Writing Lathe Millwork C++ Microsoft Office Microsoft Excel Microsoft Word Analysis Fixed Annuities Investments Strategic Financial Planning Retirement Risk Management Financial Advisory Finance Financial Analysis Life Insurance Series 7 Powerpoint