George Blood Hill
Engineers in Salt Lake City, UT
License number
Utah 142436-2202
Issued Date
Mar 1, 1966
Expiration Date
Apr 30, 1986
Category
Engineer/Land Surveyor
Type
Professional Engineer
Address
Address
Salt Lake City, UT
Professional information
Vice President, Business Development At L-3 Communications, Communication Systems-West
Position:
Vice President, Business Development at L-3 Communications, Communication Systems-West
Location:
Greater Salt Lake City Area
Industry:
Defense & Space
Work:
L-3 Communications, Communication Systems-West
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Vice President, Business Development
Naval Air Systems Command
1999 - 2003
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Program Manager
Education:
University of Kansas 1971 - 1975
Bachelor of Science, Aerospace Engineering
Bachelor of Science, Aerospace Engineering
George Hill - Millcreek, UT
Work:
Real Estate Rental, Maintenance, Management - Salt Lake City, UT
Questar Gas Co
Gas Plant Operator Real Estate Rental - Vernal, UT Salt Lake City Corporation - Salt Lake City, UT
Boiler Maintenance Operator Desert Generation and Transmission - Vernal, UT
Control Room Operator Desert Generation and Transmission - Aspen, CO
Owner Operator
Gas Plant Operator Real Estate Rental - Vernal, UT Salt Lake City Corporation - Salt Lake City, UT
Boiler Maintenance Operator Desert Generation and Transmission - Vernal, UT
Control Room Operator Desert Generation and Transmission - Aspen, CO
Owner Operator
Education:
Colorado University Engineering School - Salt Lake City, UT
Vocational in Petroleum Technology Aspen High School Honors Graduate Salt Lake Community College Heating
Certificate in Computer Programming
Vocational in Petroleum Technology Aspen High School Honors Graduate Salt Lake Community College Heating
Certificate in Computer Programming
Mounting Structure For Printing Plates
US Patent:
3994224, Nov 30, 1976
Filed:
Jun 9, 1975
Appl. No.:
5/585127
Inventors:
George B. Hill - Salt Lake City UT
Assignee:
Newspaper Equipment Company - Salt Lake City UT
International Classification:
B41F 2706
US Classification:
1014151
Abstract:
Press cylinder structure for securing a printing plate over the cylinder's saddle. This saddle includes a first longitudinal edge permissably provided with a printing plate retainer bar, and the opposite edge of the saddle being spaced from an independent, movable, tensioned, printing-plate locking bar. Such locking bar is spring-loaded relative to the saddle, and is provided with registry orientation means. The locking bar is movable inwardly toward the saddle so as to facilitate printing plate, edge mounting onto the locking bar. Thereafter, the locking bar is urgeable outwardly with respect to the saddle so that tension may be applied to the plate. In the inward progress of the locking bar relative to the saddle, means are provided for releasably fixing the disposition of the locking bar relative to the press cylinder so that a printing plate disposed on the saddle and engagement thereof by the locking bar can be released.
Plate Locking Structure For Press Cylinders
US Patent:
4061087, Dec 6, 1977
Filed:
Dec 17, 1976
Appl. No.:
5/751276
Inventors:
George B. Hill - Salt Lake City UT
Assignee:
Newspaper Equipment Company - Salt Lake City UT
International Classification:
B41F 2706
US Classification:
1014151
Abstract:
Apparatus for printing press cylinders for releasably retaining printing plates. A printing plate locking bar is utilized in conjunction with a base member, the base member being fixed to a press cylinder construction and a locking bar being slidably secured thereto, thus adapted for sliding in a direction transverse to the longitudinal axis of the locking bar. Latching means is provided for releasably latching the locking bar in a particular position for printing plate removal and replacement. Spring means are supplied to spring-tension the printing plate so mounted, once the latching means is unlatched. Additional latching means may be provided for enabling the positive securement of the locking bar relative to such base member, through additional latch structure, where the plate is to be positively locked in its intended taut condition.