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Richard A Gilkey

from Greeley, CO
Age ~70
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Also known as:
Richard Allan Gilkey, Rick A Gilkey, Ambrette Gilkey
Phone and address:
4100 22Nd St, Greeley, CO 80634
(970) 330-2429
Related to:
Ron Lee Shaver, 66Ambrette J Gilkey, 46Jayleen A Gilkey, 73Chase R Gilkey, 42
Connected to:
Amy E Gilkey, 43Debra W Gilkey, 71Duncan A Gilkey, 60Kathleen M Gilkey, 65Marshall R GilkieKevin C Gilkison, 70Monica M Gilkison, 39Amardeep S Gill, 55Amreen Gill, 32Annabelle M Gill, 105

Richard Gilkey Phones & Addresses

  • 4100 22Nd St, Greeley, CO 80634 (970) 330-2429
  • Moro, OR
  • 4100 W 22Nd St, Greeley, CO 80634 (970) 396-3295

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Position: Service Occupations

Education

Degree: High school graduate or higher

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Us Patents

Gravure Method And Apparatus For Coating A Liquid Reactive To The Atmosphere

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US Patent:
6866715, Mar 15, 2005
Filed:
Jan 27, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/765555
Inventors:
Kenneth J. Ruschak - Rochester NY, US
Rukmini B. Lobo - Rochester NY, US
Jess A. Anderson - Windsor CO, US
Richard A. Gilkey - Greeley CO, US
David A. Wakefield - Canandaigua NY, US
Assignee:
Eastman Kodak Company - Rochester NY
International Classification:
B05C001/08
US Classification:
118211, 118212, 118244, 118256, 118 63, 101157, 101169
Abstract:
A method and apparatus is disclosed for gravure coating a liquid reactive with the atmosphere onto a web. The gravure apparatus comprises an engraved gravure cylinder, an impression roller backing the web and pressing it onto the gravure cylinder to form a nip, a curtain or jet formation means to wet the surface of the gravure cylinder, and a doctor blade means for wiping excess coating liquid from the surface of the gravure cylinder prior to the nip. A shroud encompassing the gravure cylinder and the curtain or jet formation means creates a first zone between the nip and a partitioning baffle extending from the shroud, a second zone between the partitioning baffle and the doctor blade means, and a third zone between the doctor blade means and the nip. A gas non-reactive with the coating liquid is supplied to each zone by a gas distribution means such that the reaction rate of the coating liquid with the atmosphere is greatly reduced and the curtain or jet is not disrupted. In a particularly preferred embodiment, the gravure apparatus and shroud are enclosed by solid walls and doors.

Gravure Method And Apparatus For Coating A Liquid Reactive To The Atmosphere

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US Patent:
20050163934, Jul 28, 2005
Filed:
Nov 24, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/998272
Inventors:
Kenneth Ruschak - Rochester NY, US
Rukmini Lobo - Rochester NY, US
Jess Anderson - Windsor CO, US
Richard Gilkey - Greeley CO, US
David Wakefield - Canandaigua NY, US
International Classification:
B05D001/30
US Classification:
427420000, 118211000
Abstract:
A method and apparatus is disclosed for gravure coating a liquid reactive with the atmosphere onto a web. The gravure apparatus comprises an engraved gravure cylinder, an impression roller backing the web and pressing it onto the gravure cylinder to form a nip, a curtain or jet formation means to wet the surface of the gravure cylinder, and a doctor blade means for wiping excess coating liquid from the surface of the gravure cylinder prior to the nip. A shroud encompassing the gravure cylinder and the curtain or jet formation means creates a first zone between the nip and a partitioning baffle extending from the shroud, a second zone between the partitioning baffle and the doctor blade means, and a third zone between the doctor blade means and the nip. A gas non-reactive with the coating liquid is supplied to each zone by a gas distribution means such that the reaction rate of the coating liquid with the atmosphere is greatly reduced and the curtain or jet is not disrupted. In a particularly preferred embodiment, the gravure apparatus and shroud are enclosed by solid walls and doors.

Coating Surfaces With A Free Falling Coating Composition, Using A Basin With A Wall Dividing The Basin Into Two Channels

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US Patent:
58856609, Mar 23, 1999
Filed:
Jan 22, 1998
Appl. No.:
/010671
Inventors:
Kenneth J. Ruschak - Rochester NY
Rukmini B. Lobo - Webster NY
Barry A. Fitzgerald - Holley NY
Richard A. Gilkey - Greeley CO
David A. Wakefield - Canandaigua NY
Assignee:
Eastman Kodak Company - Rochester NY
International Classification:
B05D 130
B05C 500
US Classification:
427420
Abstract:
An apparatus for coating surfaces consists of a basin, open to the atmosphere, divided into two channels by a wall running perpendicular to the coating direction. Liquid is supplied to the primary channel, the channel farther from the curtain. A continuous, adjustable gap between the dividing wall and the bottom of the basin offers resistance to flow but passes the coating composition from the primary to the secondary channel. The secondary channel has an edge that is horizontal and relatively low so that the coating composition overflows it to form a free-falling curtain. The dividing wall, by providing flow resistance, assists in distributing the supplied coating composition along the length of the primary channel, and reduces any flow disturbances caused by the entering coating composition. The secondary channel promotes additional evening of the flow distribution before the curtain forms.
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