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Eric K Staudt

from Fletcher, NC
Age ~52
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Also known as:
Eric Kermit Staudt, Eric A Staudt, Ericc K Staudt, Eric K Stuadt
Phone and address:
164 Walnut Crest Rd, Fletcher, NC 28732
(828) 376-3682
Related to:
Laura K Staudt, 53Roger L Schelin, 53Curtis H Staudt, 89Gabriel E Midkiff, 41E StaudtChristina A Staudt, 48Amy J Middlebrooks, 50Tammy Staudt, 52Seth A Schelin, 52Joan E Staudt, 85
Connected to:
Julie A Staudt, 47Karsten Staudt, 45Kelly K Staudt, 65Lyle P Staudt, 55Charles R Stauduhar, 67Mark A Staufenberg, 40Paula S Stauffacher, 74Robin M Stauffacher, 64Arthur D Stauffer, 90Brett Stauffer, 52

Eric Staudt Phones & Addresses

  • 164 Walnut Crest Rd, Fletcher, NC 28732 (828) 376-3682
  • Cleveland, SC
  • 5004 Club Dr, Reading, PA 19606 (610) 370-1326
  • 415 Wendover Dr, Norristown, PA 19403 (610) 635-1048
  • 1012 Northridge Dr, Norristown, PA 19403 (610) 635-1048
  • Eagleville, PA
  • Philadelphia, PA
  • New Tripoli, PA
  • 415 Wendover Dr, Norristown, PA 19403 (610) 761-2994

Work

Company: Valley forge visitor and convention - King of Prussia, PA Aug 2010 Position: Part-time visitor services liasion

Education

School / High School: Montgomery Community College 2010 Specialities: Voice

Skills

Six Sigma • Nanofibers • Technical Textiles • Autocad • Acoustics • Plastics • Life Cycle Assessment • Troubleshooting • Automotive • Composites • Resin • Process Improvement • Materials • Engineering • Nonwovens • Adhesives • Fibers • Thermoplastics • Polymers • Product Development • Research • Continuous Improvement • Patents • R&D • Materials Science • Nanotechnology

Languages

English

Interests

Volleyball • Basketball • New Technologies • Researching • Home Projects

Industries

Automotive

Resumes

Resumes

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Senior Product Engineer

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Location:
5004 Club Dr, Reading, PA 19606
Industry:
Automotive
Work:
Auria Solutions
Senior Product Engineer
Federal-Mogul Jul 2008 - Nov 2014
Global Technologist- Principal Engineer
Federal-Mogul Apr 2002 - Jul 2008
Product Development Engineer
Rohm and Haas Electronic Materials Jan 2000 - Mar 2002
R and D Process Engineer
Environ Products Jan 1999 - Jul 1999
Process Engineer
Education:
Drexel University 1990 - 1995
Bachelors, Bachelor of Science, Engineering
Skills:
Six Sigma
Nanofibers
Technical Textiles
Autocad
Acoustics
Plastics
Life Cycle Assessment
Troubleshooting
Automotive
Composites
Resin
Process Improvement
Materials
Engineering
Nonwovens
Adhesives
Fibers
Thermoplastics
Polymers
Product Development
Research
Continuous Improvement
Patents
R&D
Materials Science
Nanotechnology
Interests:
Volleyball
Basketball
New Technologies
Researching
Home Projects
Languages:
English
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Eric Staudt Bally, PA

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Work:
Valley Forge Visitor and Convention
King of Prussia, PA
Aug 2010 to 2012
Part-time Visitor Services Liasion
LOCKHEED-MARTIN CORPORATION
King of Prussia, PA
1981 to 2010
Computer Systems Analyst Senior
Education:
Montgomery Community College
2010
Voice
Lehigh Carbon County College
2010
Creative Writing Workshop
Reading Area Community College
2005
Holy Family College
1999 to 2001
Computers
Philadelphia Wireless Technical Institute
Diploma in Digital and Industrial Controls
Community College of Philadelphia-Data Processing

Publications

Us Patents

Multi-Branch Junction Overwrap

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US Patent:
6960722, Nov 1, 2005
Filed:
Mar 2, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/791230
Inventors:
Matthew P. Frederick - West Chester PA, US
Eric K. Staudt - Jeffersonville PA, US
Yuriy R. Leshkov - Philadelphia PA, US
Assignee:
Federal-Mogul World Wide, Inc. - Southfield MI
International Classification:
H02G003/00
US Classification:
174 72R, 174117 F, 174 92, 138121
Abstract:
A multi-branch overwrap for protecting elongated items is disclosed. The overwrap is formed from a flexible, resilient substrate. Interengageable attachments are positioned on opposite sides of the substrate for releasably attaching one surface of the substrate to the other. The substrate may be biased to form a plurality of interconnected tubes or reverse folded to form channels that receive the elongated items. Biasing or folding brings the opposite sides of the substrate into overlapping relation. The overwrap may be formed from a unitary blank or assembled from component parts. Preferred materials for the substrate include polyester felt, and preferred attachments include hook and loop fasteners distributed on the surface of the substrate.

Double Tube

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US Patent:
D512025, Nov 29, 2005
Filed:
Mar 4, 2004
Appl. No.:
29/200818
Inventors:
Matthew P. Frederick - West Chester PA, US
Eric K. Staudt - Jeffersonville PA, US
Yuriy R. Leshkov - Philadelphia PA, US
Assignee:
Federal-Mogul World Wide, Inc. - Southfield MI
International Classification:
1303
US Classification:
D13153

Multi-Branch Junction Overwrap

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US Patent:
RE41348, May 25, 2010
Filed:
Nov 1, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/933767
Inventors:
Matthew P. Frederick - West Chester PA, US
Eric K. Staudt - Jeffersonville PA, US
Thomas M. Flickinger - West Bloomfield MI, US
Robert K. Wolski - Walled Lake MI, US
Assignee:
Federal-Mogul World Wide, Inc. - Southfield MI
International Classification:
H02G 3/00
US Classification:
174 72R, 174117 F, 174 92, 138121
Abstract:
A multi-branch overwrap for protecting elongated items is disclosed. The overwrap is formed from a flexible, resilient substrate. Interengageable attachments are positioned on opposite sides of the substrate for releasably attaching one surface of the substrate to the other. The substrate may be biased to form a plurality of interconnected tubes or reverse folded to form channels that receive the elongated items. Biasing or folding brings the opposite sides of the substrate into overlapping relation. The overwrap may be formed from a unitary blank or assembled from component parts. Preferred materials for the substrate include polyester felt, and preferred attachments include hook and loop fasteners distributed on the surface of the substrate.

Nonwoven Panel And Method Of Construction Thereof

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US Patent:
7744143, Jun 29, 2010
Filed:
Jan 9, 2008
Appl. No.:
11/971484
Inventors:
Harry F. Gladfelter - Kimberton PA, US
Christopher A. Foy - West Chester PA, US
David Briggs - Newburgh IN, US
Eric K. Staudt - Reading PA, US
Assignee:
Federal Mogul Powertrain - Southfield MI
International Classification:
B62A 25/00
B27N 3/02
US Classification:
296 393, 156 622
Abstract:
A nonwoven material and method of construction thereof from post consumer mixed Asian cardboard for forming structural and/or acoustic and/or thermal panels. The method includes providing post consumer mixed Asian cardboard and comminuting the cardboard into pieces of a predetermined size. Further, combining the reduced sized cardboard pieces with heat bondable textile fibers to form a substantially homogenous mixture, and then, forming a web of the mixture, with the web having a predetermined thickness, in a dry nonwoven webbing process. Then, heating the web to bond the heat bondable material with the reduced size pieces of mixed Asian cardboard to form the nonwoven material.

Multiple Polymer Belt Used As A Carrier In A Linear Belt Polishing System

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US Patent:
20030194960, Oct 16, 2003
Filed:
Apr 10, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/119918
Inventors:
Eric Staudt - Jeffersonville PA, US
Chau Duong - Newark DE, US
John Roberts - Newark DE, US
Richard Levering - Hockessin DE, US
International Classification:
B24B021/00
US Classification:
451/296000, 451/533000
Abstract:
A support belt to be used with a polishing belt. The support belt includes an interior layer made of a polymer, wherein said interior layer has a first free end and a second free end that abut one another but are not attached to one another so as to form a first seam and an adhesive placed on an exterior surface of the interior layer. An exterior layer made of a polymer and attached to the adhesive, wherein the exterior layer has a first free end and a second free end that abut one another but are not attached to one another so as to form a second seam.

Monolayer Foamed Corrugated Sleeve

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US Patent:
20040060609, Apr 1, 2004
Filed:
Jun 2, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/449923
Inventors:
Francis Fatato - Exton PA, US
Eric Staudt - Jeffersonville PA, US
International Classification:
F16L011/00
US Classification:
138/121000, 264/045600, 138/156000, 425/577000
Abstract:
A monolayer foamed corrugated sleeve for protecting elongate substrates is disclosed. The sleeve is extruded from a polymer and a foaming agent. The polymer may be a non-elastomeric thermoplastic, a thermoplastic elastomer or a combination of the two. The sleeve is extruded from a nozzle having a cross sectional area which decreases along its length to maintain pressure on the extrudate and prevent premature foaming. The extrudate is released from the nozzle into moving mold blocks. A blow rod within the mold blocks provides gas pressure to force the extrudate against the blocks. An obturation device is mounted on the blow rod to control the gas pressure.

Sleeve Splicing Kit And Method

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US Patent:
20040247260, Dec 9, 2004
Filed:
May 13, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/844670
Inventors:
Eric Staudt - Jeffersonville PA, US
Benjamin James - Birchrunville PA, US
Assignee:
Federal-Mogul World Wide, Inc. - Southfield MI
International Classification:
G02B006/255
US Classification:
385/095000
Abstract:
A kit and a method for splicing together porous sleeves are disclosed. The kit includes a release liner in the form of a non-porous membrane, preferably in the shape of an elongated tube. Adhesive and an adhesive applicator may also be included. The method includes the steps of inserting the release liner within an end of a first sleeve and then inserting that sleeve end into the end of a second sleeve. The outer surface of the first sleeve engages the inner surface of the second sleeve and defines an engagement zone having a predetermined length. The release liner extends along the engagement zone. Adhesive is applied to the outer surface of the second sleeve. The adhesive penetrates the second sleeve and bonds it to the first sleeve. The release liner acts as a barrier preventing the adhesive from bonding the first sleeve closed at the splice.

Embossed Thermal Shield And Methods Of Construction And Installation

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US Patent:
20100035078, Feb 11, 2010
Filed:
Aug 13, 2009
Appl. No.:
12/540612
Inventors:
Eric K. Staudt - Reading PA, US
John E. Burdy - Morgantown PA, US
Timothy D. Sellis - West Grove PA, US
International Classification:
B32B 15/14
B32B 38/04
US Classification:
428596, 156253, 138110, 138127, 138149
Abstract:
A hand wrappable heat shield and method of construction thereof has outer and inner layers of metal embossed with peaks and valleys. An intermediate layer of insulation material is sandwiched between the outer and inner layers of metal. The peaks embossed in the outer layer are offset relative to the peaks embossed in the inner layer.
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