Anthony Edward Krolikowski
Engineers in Royal Oak, MI
License number
Utah 9608339-2202
Issued Date
Nov 23, 2015
Expiration Date
Mar 31, 2017
Category
Engineer/Land Surveyor
Type
Professional Engineer
Address
Address
Royal Oak, MI
Education
WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY, May 5, 1992
WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY, Dec 12, 1978
Professional information
Anthony Krolikowski - Royal Oak, MI
Work:
Innovating Corporation
Project Manager and Structural Engineer Innovating Corporation
Structural Engineer Innovating Corporation
Provide Structural Engineering and Project Management Doosan Engineer & Services Doosan Engineer and Services Cummins & Barnard - Ann Arbor, MI
Senior Structural Engineer CUMMINS & BARNARD
Owner's Engineer DTE Energy - Detroit, MI
Supervisor, Principal Engineer, Project Engineer DTE ENERGY
unit reliability engineer
Project Manager and Structural Engineer Innovating Corporation
Structural Engineer Innovating Corporation
Provide Structural Engineering and Project Management Doosan Engineer & Services Doosan Engineer and Services Cummins & Barnard - Ann Arbor, MI
Senior Structural Engineer CUMMINS & BARNARD
Owner's Engineer DTE Energy - Detroit, MI
Supervisor, Principal Engineer, Project Engineer DTE ENERGY
unit reliability engineer
Education:
Wayne State University - Detroit, MI
BSCE in Civil Engineering Wayne State University - Detroit, MI
MSCE in Structural Engineering Vocational Education for Mechanical Drafting and Design - Royal Oak, MI
Vocational in Civil Engineering Dale Carnegie - San Francisco, CA
Professional Engineer in Michigan
BSCE in Civil Engineering Wayne State University - Detroit, MI
MSCE in Structural Engineering Vocational Education for Mechanical Drafting and Design - Royal Oak, MI
Vocational in Civil Engineering Dale Carnegie - San Francisco, CA
Professional Engineer in Michigan
Skills:
Computer programs RISA, Word, Excel
Pool Cleaner With Weighted Hose
US Patent:
5557819, Sep 24, 1996
Filed:
Jun 20, 1995
Appl. No.:
8/492470
Inventors:
Anthony E. Krolikowski - Royal Oak MI
Assignee:
Innovating Corporation - Royal Oak MI
International Classification:
E04H 320
US Classification:
15 17
Abstract:
An improved pool cleaner hose assembly is provided for use in drawing water under a negative pressure from a manually operated pool cleaner device to a water filtration system for swimming pools and the like. Improvements relate to enhancements in the view of the operator on debris at the bottom of the swimming pool during cleaning operation. The hose assembly is coupled between the cleaner device and filtration system. An improved cleaner hose assembly comprising a conventional extruded plastic hose and a plurality of weights attached along the length of the hose to orient the hose at the lowest profile on the pool floor whereby imparting minimum disturbance to the water surface and enhancing the view of the operator.
Belt Cleaning Apparatus
US Patent:
5355992, Oct 18, 1994
Filed:
Oct 15, 1993
Appl. No.:
8/136164
Inventors:
Nazoor A. Baig - Grosse Ile MI
Allen T. Dean - Ida MI
Anthony E. Krolikowski - Royal Oak MI
David W. Skiver - Petersburg MI
Allen T. Dean - Ida MI
Anthony E. Krolikowski - Royal Oak MI
David W. Skiver - Petersburg MI
Assignee:
Utility Technical Services, Inc. - Detroit MI
International Classification:
B65G 4522
US Classification:
198495
Abstract:
Apparatus for cleaning particulate material including coal particles and dust from a flexible belt of the type which is adapted to transport material such as coal on its material-supporting surface and which is of a composition which has and is subject to the development of surface cracks. The belt is advanced lengthwise along a predetermined path on its return run with the material-supporting surface on the underside. A scraper blade is supported crosswise of the belt in scraping contact with the material-supporting surface of the belt as the belt is advanced. Liquid is sprayed against the material-supporting surface of the belt and into the surface cracks adjacent to the point of contact of the scraping edge. The liquid is sprayed against a surface of the blade to be deflected into the cracks and also to maintain the blade in a clean condition. A backing member holds the belt down in contact with the scraper blade.