Caterpillar Inc. May 1988 - May 1994
Design Engineer
John Deere May 1988 - May 1994
Senior Engineer
Education:
Iowa State University Jan 1, 2001 - Dec 31, 2005
Master of Science, Masters, Mechanical Engineering
South Dakota School of Mines and Technology Jan 1, 1984 - Dec 31, 1988
Bachelors, Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering
Skills:
Design For Six Sigma Finite Element Analysis Working With India Pro Engineer Gd&T Fmea Mechanical Engineering Manufacturing Engineering Design For Manufacturing Engineering Dfmea Lean Manufacturing Engineering Management Sheet Metal Ppap Manufacturing
Thomas Mark Wubben - Ankeny IA, US Kent Alvin Klemme - Ankeny IA, US Brenden Lew Stephens - Urbandale IA, US Clark Steel Thomas - Cambridge IA, US Micah Joel Berberich - Urbandale IA, US
Assignee:
Deere & Company - Moline IL
International Classification:
B05B001/20
US Classification:
239168, 52646
Abstract:
An easily manufactured large boom construction includes a plurality of main tube support sections fabricated from plate material of differing material thickness, grade and section dependent on load. The tube support sections include apertured areas which provide a preliminary snap-fit of the main tubes to significantly reduce need for additional fixturing. The opposite ends of diagonal tubes pass through apertures in the fabricated support sections for accurate tube location without complicated weld fixtures or precise tube length and cut end angle tolerances. The tubes are welded on opposite sides of the sections to eliminate need for tube-to-tube connections or connections wherein a cut end edge has to be precisely placed against a planar surface. An inverted right triangle boom cross section with wing over-top fold configuration ability provides strength, stiffness and infinite nozzle placement possibilities.
Thomas Mark Wubben - Ankeny IA, US Kent Alvin Klemme - Ankeny IA, US Vernon Kent Gambleton - West Des Moines IA, US Brandon Cy Carlson - Ankeny IA, US William Anthony Brett - Ankeny IA, US Mathew T. Miller - Ankeny IA, US
Foldable boom inner wings are attached to a boom center frame through a rocker attached to a breakaway hydraulic cylinder pressurized to full stroke and connected to an accumulator. When a wing impacts an object, the impact load is transmitted through the fold cylinder and rocker into the breakaway cylinder. As the breakaway cylinder retracts to allow the wing to pivot, pressure builds in the system in three stages. First pressure builds along an accumulator pressure curve until a relief valve in the hydraulic system actives to initiate the second stage wherein oil is dumped through the relief valve. Thereafter, pressure is again allowed to build along the same accumulator curve to absorb impact hydraulically before the cylinder reaches full stroke. The staged pressure buildup prevents boom momentum from gaining and loads from increasing above the strength of the overall structure.
High Clearance Vehicle Suspension With Twin Spindles For Transferring Steering Torque
Thomas Mark Wubben - Ankeny IA, US Marvin Anthony Maiwald - Ankeny IA, US Brandon Cy Carlson - Ankeny IA, US Jack Conan Anderson - Madrid IA, US William Allen Brett - Polk City IA, US
An independent strut suspension utilizes upright twin spindles and a spindle cap linked to the spindles that translates vertically along the spindles as the suspension moves over uneven terrain. An upright strut shaft is mounted in a strut journal for axial and rotational movement with respect to the journal. A steering arm is connected for rotation about the strut shaft axis, and the strut shaft moves axially with respect to the steering arm as the frame moves over the uneven terrain. The upright spindles connect the steering arm and the upper mount, and a spring is supported between the upper end of the strut shaft and the upper mount and provides cushioning for the wheel support as the strut shaft moves axially in the journal.
Thomas Mark Wubben - Ankeny IA, US Kent Alvin Klemme - Ankeny IA, US Brenden Lew Stephens - Urbandale IA, US Clark Steel Thomas - Cambridge IA, US Micah Joel Berberich - Urbandale IA, US
Assignee:
Deere & Company - Moline IL
International Classification:
1205
US Classification:
D34 33
License Records
Thomas Mark Wubben
License #:
E-5617 - Expired
Category:
Engineering Intern
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Thomas Wubben
Work:
University of Illinois at Chicago - Md/phd student (2006)
Education:
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign - Chemical Engineering, University of Illinois at Chicago - Medicine/biochemistry
About:
MD/PhD candidate 2013 @ University of Illinois Chicago PhD, Biochemistry and Molecular Genetics with emphasis on Structural Biology and Enzymology