BEN FLOYD SHULER
Pilots at Hwy A1A, Melbourne, FL
License number
Florida A2374058
Issued Date
May 2016
Expiration Date
May 2018
Category
Airmen
Type
Authorized Aircraft Instructor
Address
Address
1835 N Highway A1A #601, Melbourne, FL 32903
Professional information
Senior Consultant At Hills, Inc.
Position:
Board Member of several charitable and educational organizations at Various Non Profit organizations, Senior Consultant at Hills, Inc.
Location:
Melbourne, Florida Area
Industry:
Machinery
Work:
Various Non Profit organizations
- Indialantic, Florida since 2000
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Board Member of several charitable and educational organizations
Hills, Inc.
since 1997
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Senior Consultant
PMI Space Coast
- Brevard County, FL Jun 2002 - Dec 2012
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COO
Fiberweb plc
1991 - 1997
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VP Engineering
Procter & Gamble
- Cincinnati and other locations Sep 1966 - Sep 1991
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Engineer and various engineering management positions
Education:
University of Tennessee-Knoxville 1961 - 1966
BS, MS, Metallurgical Engineering
BS, MS, Metallurgical Engineering
Skills:
Project Management, Strategic Planning, Engineering Management, Process Improvement, PMP, Program Management, Requirements Management, Cross-functional Team Leadership, Engineering
Certifications:
Project Management Professional (PMP), Project Mgt. Institute
Professional Engineer (Ohio), Ohio Board of Prof. Engineers and Surveyors
Professional Engineer (Ohio), Ohio Board of Prof. Engineers and Surveyors
Controlling The Dissolution Of Dissolvable Polymer Components In Plural Component Fibers
US Patent:
6861142, Mar 1, 2005
Filed:
Jun 6, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/455813
Inventors:
Arnold E. Wilkie - Merritt Island FL, US
Ben F. Shuler - Indialantic FL, US
Tony Owen - Indialantic FL, US
Brian C. Johnston - Melbourne FL, US
Ben F. Shuler - Indialantic FL, US
Tony Owen - Indialantic FL, US
Brian C. Johnston - Melbourne FL, US
Assignee:
Hills, Inc. - W. Melbourne FL
International Classification:
D01F008/00
US Classification:
428373, 428397, 428374
Abstract:
The dissolution of dissolvable components in plural component polymer fibers is achieved by providing a polymer fiber including at least two sections, where at least one fiber section includes a dissolvable component. The rate at which at least part of the fiber dissolves is controlled by at least one of a fiber section having a non-round cross-sectional geometry, and at least two fiber sections including two different dissolvable components. In an exemplary embodiment, island-in-the-sea fibers are formed with non-round and elongated cross-sectional geometries. In another embodiment, sheath-core fibers are formed in which the sheath and core include different dissolvable components.