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Edward Vernell Harmon

from Salisbury, MD
Age ~57

Edward Harmon Phones & Addresses

  • 708 Booth St, Salisbury, MD 21801 (410) 546-9886
  • 810 East Rd, Salisbury, MD 21801
  • Indianapolis, IN
  • Salisbury, MO

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Commercial Real Estate • Real Estate Title • Residential Real Estate • Probate • Wills

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Specialties:
Commercial Real Estate
Real Estate Title
Residential Real Estate
Probate
Wills
ISLN:
906689750
Admitted:
1970
University:
Louisiana State University, B.S., 1965
Law School:
Louisiana State University, J.D., 1970

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Work:
Interstate Power and Light An Alliant Energy May 1962 - May 1998
Shift Supervisor Retired

Eemsco May 1962 - May 1998
Skills:
Public Speaking
Research
Customer Service
Leadership
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Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
Edward C Harmon
CORNERSTONE CHRISTIAN UNION CHURCH
Edward C. Harmon
ADAMS COUNTY VETERANS MEMORIAL CENTER, INC
Edward B Harmon
C2C ALUMINUM TECHNOLOGIES CORPORATION

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Us Patents

Dynamic Imbalance Determining System

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US Patent:
42625360, Apr 21, 1981
Filed:
Oct 5, 1979
Appl. No.:
6/082317
Inventors:
Donald E. Orem - Indianapolis IN
Vernon P. Holmes - Danville IN
Thomas J. Bacsanyi - Novi MI
Edward J. Harmon - Detroit MI
Assignee:
Ransburg Corporation - Indianapolis IN
International Classification:
G01M 122
US Classification:
73462
Abstract:
An imbalance-determining system for a dynamic balancing machine for two-plane balancing of rotary elements such as vehicle wheel-and-tire assemblies includes a chuck and spindle mounted in a spindle housing in vibration-isolation orientation on a machine base. A drive mechanism includes main and auxiliary motors mounted on the machine base. The rotary element is brought to speed by a drive wheel mounted on the main motor to move between a driving orientation in contact with the rotary element and a storage orientation out of contact with the rotary element. A lightweight belt coupling the spindle to the auxiliary motor transmits power from the auxiliary motor to the rotary element. Once the rotary element is accelerated to the desired rotation frequency, the drive wheel is moved out of contact with the rotary element and the auxiliary motor is energized to maintain the rotary element rotation rate at about the desired frequency of rotation with little effort. Vibrational forces resulting from imbalance in the moving rotary element at the desired rotation frequency are transmitted through the spindle to the housing free of the effect of any imbalance in the drive wheel.
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