MR. DAVID T MITCHELL, MAOM, LMBT
Massage Therapy in Asheville, NC

License number

North Carolina MT003701

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Name

Address

Phone

David Mitchell

476 Julia St, Henderson, NC 27537

David Mitchell

4607 Fairport Rd, Oxford, NC 27565

(919) 604-1292

David Mitchell, age 57

4921 Thom Rd, Mebane, NC 27302

(336) 376-6081

David Mitchell, age 66

4919 Park Rd Apt B, Charlotte, NC 28209

(704) 561-7023

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Mgr Reliability At Eaton Electrical

Position:

Reliability Manager at Eaton Electrical

Location:

Asheville, North Carolina Area

Industry:

Electrical/Electronic Manufacturing

Work:

Eaton Electrical since May 2008 - Reliability Manager Eaton BV Hengelo NL Oct 2004 - May 2008 - OpEx Mainland Europe

Education:

North Carolina State University 2011 - 2012
Master Black Belt Western Carolina University 2004 - 2006
MPM University of Georgia - Terry College of Business 1981 - 1983
MBA United States Military Academy at West Point 1970 - 1974
BS Engr

Skills:

Lean Manufacturing, DMAIC, Six Sigma, Root Cause Analysis, Value Stream Mapping, FMEA, Continuous Improvement, SPC, 5S, Kaizen, Operational Excellence, Minitab, Manufacturing, Quality Management, Process Improvement, Manufacturing Engineering, Design of Experiments, TQM, Failure Analysis, Supplier Quality, Process Engineering

Certifications:

DFSS Master Black Belt, Eaton Quality Institute

Director Internship Porgram At Unc Asheville

Position:

Director Internship Porgram at UNC Asheville

Location:

Asheville, North Carolina Area

Industry:

Higher Education

Work:

UNC Asheville - Director Internship Porgram

Process For The Production Of Superconductor Containing Filaments

US Patent:

6344167, Feb 5, 2002

Filed:

Feb 18, 1994

Appl. No.:

08/198936

Inventors:

Olli P. Tuominen - Candler NC
Matthew B. Hoyt - Arden NC
David F. Mitchell - Asheville NC
Carol W. Morgan - Asheville NC
Clyde Gordon Roberts - Asheville NC
Robert A. Tyler - Canton NC

Assignee:

BASF Corporation - Mt. Olive NJ

International Classification:

B29C 1700

US Classification:

264642, 264638, 264656, 264669, 264674, 264108, 2641711, 419 2, 419 4, 505430

Abstract:

Superconductor containing filaments having embedments of superconducting material surrounded by a rayon matrix are formed by preparing a liquid suspension which contains at least 10 weight percent superconducting material; forming a multicomponent filament having a core of the suspension and a viscose sheath which contains cellulose xanthate; and thereafter, regenerating cellulose from the cellulose xanthate to form a rayon matrix.

Energy Efficient Apparatus For Removing Emissions

US Patent:

5433761, Jul 18, 1995

Filed:

Nov 29, 1993

Appl. No.:

8/166393

Inventors:

Beth O. Teague - Asheville NC
David F. Mitchell - Asheville NC
Joseph T. Flack - Candler NC
Dennis G. Shealy - Fletcher NC

Assignee:

BASF Corporation - Mt. Olive NJ

International Classification:

B03C 3014

US Classification:

55267

Abstract:

Disclosed is an apparatus for removing emissions, originated in the manufacturing industry, especially from polymerization operations and thermoplastic polymer processing operations which has a plurality of ducts, an entrance for collecting air, containing the emissions and an exit for exiting exhaust air, a first heat exchanger which has a hot side with an entrance and an exit and a cold side with an entrance and an exit, a second heat exchanger, which has a hot side with an entrance and an exit and a cold side, a liquid removal system, and a fan, whereby the first heat exchanger is connected with the entrance of the hot side to the entrance of the duct system and with the exit of the hot side to the entrance of the hot side of the second heat exchanger by a duct; the exit of the hot side of the second heat exchanger is connected to the entrance of the cool side of the first heat exchanger by a duct; the precipitator is connected to the exit of the cool side of the first heat exchanger by a duct and to the fan by a duct, the fan is connected to the exit of the duct system.

Energy Efficient Process For Removing Emissions

US Patent:

5433769, Jul 18, 1995

Filed:

Nov 29, 1993

Appl. No.:

8/159098

Inventors:

Beth O. Teague - Asheville NC
David F. Mitchell - Asheville NC
Joseph T. Flack - Candler NC
Dennis G. Shealy - Fletcher NC

Assignee:

BASF Corporation - Mt. Olive NJ

International Classification:

B03C 3014

US Classification:

95 67

Abstract:

Disclosed is a process for removing emissions, originated in the manufacturing industry, especially from polymerization operations and thermoplastic polymer processing operations which includes collecting the air, containing the emissions, directing the air, containing the emissions through a first heat exchanger thereby cooling the air, directing the air, exiting the first heat exchanger, through a second heat exchanger, thereby cooling the air, directing the air exiting the second heat exchanger to a liquid removal system and directing the air, exiting the liquid removal system through the first heat exchanger, thereby heating the air.

Process For Removing Emissions By Condensation And Precipitation

US Patent:

5431715, Jul 11, 1995

Filed:

Nov 29, 1993

Appl. No.:

8/159996

Inventors:

Beth O. Teague - Asheville NC
David F. Mitchell - Asheville NC
Joseph T. Flack - Candler NC
Dennis G. Shealy - Fletcher NC

Assignee:

BASF Corporation - Mt. Olive NJ

International Classification:

B03C 3014

US Classification:

95 67

Abstract:

Apparatus For Removing Emissions By Condensation And Precipitation

US Patent:

5458663, Oct 17, 1995

Filed:

Nov 29, 1993

Appl. No.:

8/166394

Inventors:

Beth O. Teague - Asheville NC
David F. Mitchell - Asheville NC
Joseph T. Flack - Candler NC
Dennis G. Shealy - Fletcher NC

Assignee:

BASF Corporation - Mt. Olive NJ

International Classification:

B03C 3014

US Classification:

55267

Abstract:

Disclosed is an apparatus for removing emissions, originated in the manufacturing industry, especially from polymerization operations and thermoplastic polymer processing operations which has a duct system for collecting the air, containing emissions, with an entrance and an exit, a first heat exchanger, which is connected to the entrance of the duct system, a liquid removal system which is connected to the first heat exchanger, a second heat exchanger, which is connected to the liquid removal system and a fan which is connected to the second heat exchanger and the exit of the duct system.