ROBERT J WELSH
Real Estate Commission in Bethel Park, PA
License number
Pennsylvania RS307007
Category
Real Estate Commission
Type
Real Estate Salesperson-Standard
Address
Address
Bethel Park, PA 15102
Professional information
Robert Welsh - Bethel Park, PA
Work:
Matthews International
Manager, Product Marketing and Innovation Matthews International - Pittsburgh, PA
Manager, MarComm, Merchandising and Special Projects Catapult Marketing - Nashville, TN
Managing Director Catapult Marketing - Nashville, TN
Senior Marketing Manager Del Monte Foods - Pittsburgh, PA
Integrated Marketing Manager Del Monte Foods - Pittsburgh, PA
Associate Marketing Manager Del Monte Foods - Pittsburgh, PA
Marketing Coordinator Clear Channel - Pittsburgh, PA
Promotions Assistant
Manager, Product Marketing and Innovation Matthews International - Pittsburgh, PA
Manager, MarComm, Merchandising and Special Projects Catapult Marketing - Nashville, TN
Managing Director Catapult Marketing - Nashville, TN
Senior Marketing Manager Del Monte Foods - Pittsburgh, PA
Integrated Marketing Manager Del Monte Foods - Pittsburgh, PA
Associate Marketing Manager Del Monte Foods - Pittsburgh, PA
Marketing Coordinator Clear Channel - Pittsburgh, PA
Promotions Assistant
Education:
University of Pittsburgh - Pittsburgh, PA
B.S. in Business Administration, Marketing
B.S. in Business Administration, Marketing
Product Separator
US Patent:
3933249, Jan 20, 1976
Filed:
Mar 26, 1973
Appl. No.:
5/344697
Inventors:
Robert A. Welsh - Bethel Park PA
Albert W. Deurbrouck - Pittsburgh PA
Albert W. Deurbrouck - Pittsburgh PA
Assignee:
The United States of America as represented by the United States Energy
Research and Development Administration - Washington DC
Research and Development Administration - Washington DC
International Classification:
B07C 5342
US Classification:
209 75
Abstract:
A secondary light sensitive photoelectric product separator for use with a primary product separator that concentrates a material so that it is visually distinguishable from adjacent materials. The concentrate separation is accomplished first by feeding the material onto a vibratory inclined surface with a liquid flow, such as a wet concentrating table. Vibrations generally perpendicular to the stream direction of flow cause the concentrate to separate from its mixture according to its color. When the concentrate and its surrounding stream reach the recovery end of the table, a detecting device notes the line of color demarcation and triggers a signal if it differs from a normal condition. If no difference is noted nothing moves on the second separator. However, if a difference is detected in the constant monitoring of the color line's location, a product splitter and recovery unit normally positioned near the color line at the recovery end, moves to a new position.