HARRY B DAUGHERTY
Engineers in Whitehouse, OH
License number
Pennsylvania PE049317R
Category
Engineers
Type
Professional Engineer
Address
Address
2
Whitehouse, OH 43571
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
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Phone
5237 Copeland Ave NW, Warren, OH 44483
57 Kimberly Dr, Hanover, PA 17331
618 Susquehanna St, Johnstown, PA 15905
7109 Manore Rd, Whitehouse, OH 43571
966 Adams Run Rd, Bedford, PA 15522
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See more information about HARRY B DAUGHERTY at bizstanding.comHARRY B DAUGHERTY CONSULTING
7109 Manore Rd, Whitehouse, OH 43571
Industry:
Architect
Phone:
(419) 875-6508 (Phone)
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Lifting System And Apparatus For Constructing And Enclosing Wind Turbine Towers
US Patent:
2010023, Sep 23, 2010
Filed:
Jan 29, 2010
Appl. No.:
12/696297
Inventors:
Tracy Livingston - Heber City UT, US
James Goldhardt - Salt Lake City UT, US
Terry Schrader - Southlake TX, US
James Lott - Newburgh IN, US
David Oliphant - West Jordan UT, US
Harry Daugherty - Whitehouse OH, US
James Goldhardt - Salt Lake City UT, US
Terry Schrader - Southlake TX, US
James Lott - Newburgh IN, US
David Oliphant - West Jordan UT, US
Harry Daugherty - Whitehouse OH, US
Assignee:
WIND TOWER SYSTEMS, LLC
International Classification:
E04H 12/00, E04B 1/38, E04C 2/38, E04G 21/14, E04H 12/34
US Classification:
521252, 5274518, 5274521, 52578, 5265107
Abstract:
An apparatus and method for mounting a wind turbine and blade assembly on the upper end of a wind turbine tower. In one aspect the apparatus generally includes a ginpole that is used to assemble the tower and a lifting frame or truss that is removably secured to a top bay assembly of the tower using the ginpole. The lifting frame or truss is operated using either cables or hydraulic rams and extends fore of the tower when the frame or truss is in a first position and generally above the tower when in a second position. When in the first position, a wind turbine or blade assembly can be hoisted to the top of the tower. The wind turbine or blade assembly is then moved into position for mounting to the tower as the frame or truss is pivoted to a second position. When the turbine and blade assembly are secured to the tower, the frame or truss is disconnected from the tower and lowered to the ground followed by the ginpole being lowered to the ground.
Lifting System And Apparatus For Constructing And Enclosing Wind Turbine Towers
US Patent:
2008007, Apr 3, 2008
Filed:
Oct 2, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/906771
Inventors:
Tracy Livingston - Heber UT, US
James Goldhardt - Salt Lake City UT, US
Terry Schrader - Southlake TX, US
James Lott - Newburgh IN, US
David Oliphant - West Jordan UT, US
Harry Daugherty - Whitehouse OH, US
James Goldhardt - Salt Lake City UT, US
Terry Schrader - Southlake TX, US
James Lott - Newburgh IN, US
David Oliphant - West Jordan UT, US
Harry Daugherty - Whitehouse OH, US
International Classification:
E04H 12/34, E04H 12/00, F03D 11/00
US Classification:
052040000, 052651050, 052745170
Abstract:
An apparatus and method for mounting a wind turbine and blade assembly on the upper end of a wind turbine tower. In one aspect the apparatus generally includes a ginpole that is used to assemble the tower and a lifting frame or truss that is removably secured to a top bay assembly of the tower using the ginpole. The lifting frame or truss is operated using either cables or hydraulic rams and extends fore of the tower when the frame or truss is in a first position and generally above the tower when in a second position. When in the first position, a wind turbine or blade assembly can be hoisted to the top of the tower. The wind turbine or blade assembly is then moved into position for mounting to the tower as the frame or truss is pivoted to a second position. When the turbine and blade assembly are secured to the tower, the frame or truss is disconnected from the tower and lowered to the ground followed by the ginpole being lowered to the ground.