GEORGE J WNUKOSKI
Engineers in Erie, PA
License number
Pennsylvania PE043319E
Category
Engineers
Type
Professional Engineer
Address
Address
Erie, PA 16510
Professional information
Engineering Manager At Ge Transportation
Position:
Senior Project Engineer at GE, Engineering Manager at GE Transportation, Senior Systems Engineer at GE Transportation
Location:
Erie, Pennsylvania Area
Industry:
Transportation/Trucking/Railroad
Work:
GE
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Senior Project Engineer
GE Transportation
since Nov 2008
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Engineering Manager
GE Transportation
since 1993
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Senior Systems Engineer
General Electric
1977 - 2008
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Engineer
Education:
Gannon University 1981 - 1985
BSEE, MSEE, Engineering
BSEE, MSEE, Engineering
System And Method For Powering A Hydraulic Pump
US Patent:
2014001, Jan 9, 2014
Filed:
Jul 5, 2012
Appl. No.:
13/541980
Inventors:
Robert Douglas Cryer - Erie PA, US
George J. Wnukoski - Erie PA, US
David Kamensky - West Chester OH, US
Ramesh Krishnan - Mississauga, CA
William Halli - Erie PA, US
Alexey Gaey - Erie PA, US
Ryan Martorella - Erie PA, US
Tarun Shivlani - Erie PA, US
George J. Wnukoski - Erie PA, US
David Kamensky - West Chester OH, US
Ramesh Krishnan - Mississauga, CA
William Halli - Erie PA, US
Alexey Gaey - Erie PA, US
Ryan Martorella - Erie PA, US
Tarun Shivlani - Erie PA, US
International Classification:
F04B 17/03, B60L 11/02
US Classification:
417 53, 4174101, 290 45
Abstract:
A hydraulic pump powering system includes a mobile vehicle, a first electric current generator device, and one or more electric pump motors. The mobile vehicle has first and second prime movers. The first electric current generator device is disposed onboard the mobile vehicle and is configured to be mechanically coupled with the first prime mover to convert movement created by the first prime mover into first electric current. The one or more electric pump motors are configured to receive the first electric current to power a hydraulic pump. The second prime mover is configured to generate movement that is converted into a propulsive force that propels the mobile vehicle. The one or more electric pump motors are configured to receive the first electric current in order to power the hydraulic pump to pump a fluid into a pumping location located off-board the mobile vehicle.