THIERRY ROBERT ROUVELIN
Pilots at Grn Rd, Goodrich, MI
License number
Michigan A4331491
Issued Date
Dec 2015
Expiration Date
Dec 2017
Category
Airmen
Type
Authorized Aircraft Instructor
Address
Address
12439 Green Rd, Goodrich, MI 48438
Professional information
Thierry Rouvelin - Goodrich, MI
Work:
GENERAL DYNAMICS - AxleTech International
Sr. Director Global Engineering SPX CORPORATION - Hydraulic Technologies - Rockford, IL
VP Global Engineering, Quality, and Sourcing Gaymar/Stryker - Buffalo, NY
Sr. Director - Engineering, Quality, Regulatory & IT AAR CORP - Novi, MI
Director - Engineering SPX CORPORATION - Farmington Hills, MI
Director - Engineering, Quality, and Project Management NEXTRX - Bothell, WA
Director - Product Development, and Operations ABB - POWERTRAIN - Auburn Hills, MI
Manager Project Management DURR/BEHR SYSTEMS INC - Auburn Hills, MI
Director - Engineering DURR/BEHR SYSTEMS INC. - Auburn Hills, MI
Manager - Project Management
Sr. Director Global Engineering SPX CORPORATION - Hydraulic Technologies - Rockford, IL
VP Global Engineering, Quality, and Sourcing Gaymar/Stryker - Buffalo, NY
Sr. Director - Engineering, Quality, Regulatory & IT AAR CORP - Novi, MI
Director - Engineering SPX CORPORATION - Farmington Hills, MI
Director - Engineering, Quality, and Project Management NEXTRX - Bothell, WA
Director - Product Development, and Operations ABB - POWERTRAIN - Auburn Hills, MI
Manager Project Management DURR/BEHR SYSTEMS INC - Auburn Hills, MI
Director - Engineering DURR/BEHR SYSTEMS INC. - Auburn Hills, MI
Manager - Project Management
Education:
Program Management Institute
Project Management Universite de Nimes - Nmes (30)
Computer/Automation Systems Diderot - Paris (75)
B.T.S in Automation Engineering St Jean-Baptiste de la Salle - Paris (75)
Baccalaureate of Electro-Mechanical Engineering
Project Management Universite de Nimes - Nmes (30)
Computer/Automation Systems Diderot - Paris (75)
B.T.S in Automation Engineering St Jean-Baptiste de la Salle - Paris (75)
Baccalaureate of Electro-Mechanical Engineering
Modular Controller Apparatus And Method
US Patent:
2006013, Jun 22, 2006
Filed:
Dec 21, 2004
Appl. No.:
11/016754
Inventors:
Thierry Rouvelin - Goodrich MI, US
Daryl Beesley - South Lyon MI, US
Lawrence Piggins - Dublin CA, US
Michael Ritchey - Grand Blanc MI, US
Daryl Beesley - South Lyon MI, US
Lawrence Piggins - Dublin CA, US
Michael Ritchey - Grand Blanc MI, US
International Classification:
G06F 13/38
US Classification:
710062000
Abstract:
A servomotor controller provides nut runner and other functions in a set of stackable modules. Extended-function modules can be added into and removed from the stack as needed. Destacking of closely spaced, wall-mounted controllers can be performed without demounting. Module assemblies are dripproof. Multiple sizes of nutrunner driver electronics and multiple keyboard and display options can be selected. A reprogrammable central processor can identify newly installed or removed features within a controller and reconfigure itself F accordingly. Stackable modules include Ethernet(®, multiple-bit I/O, and proprietary interfaces for many industries. The other modules communicate with the processor module via a backplaneless bus architecture. The central processor supports master/satellite group operation, whereby one controller unit can command multiple others, and whereby a higher-level system can command multiple controllers or multiple master/satellite controller groups.
Paint Spray Booth Controller
US Patent:
6177139, Jan 23, 2001
Filed:
Sep 24, 1998
Appl. No.:
9/160111
Inventors:
Thierry Rouvelin - Goodrich MI
Assignee:
Behr Systems - Rochester Hills MI
International Classification:
B05D 102, B05C 1100
US Classification:
427421
Abstract:
A paint spray apparatus includes a plurality of paint sprayers installed in a paint spray booth. Each paint sprayer includes a paint spray head pivotably mounted on the end of a movable paint spray arm. The paint spray arm and paint spray head are movable on multiple axes by servo motors, which are controlled by servo drives mounted on or beside the paint sprayer. The spray of the paint spray head is controlled by a plurality of proportional solenoid valves mounted on the paint sprayer. The movement and spray of the paint sprayers are controlled by a computer having an interface to an optical fiber. The optical fiber connects the computer to the servo drives in series in a token ring network.
Paint Spray Booth Controller
US Patent:
5656089, Aug 12, 1997
Filed:
Jun 13, 1995
Appl. No.:
8/490058
Inventors:
Thierry Rouvelin - Goodrich MI
Assignee:
Behr Systems - Rochester Hills MI
International Classification:
B05C 1100
US Classification:
118663
Abstract:
A paint spray apparatus includes a plurality of paint sprayers installed in a paint spray booth. Each paint sprayer includes a paint spray head pivotably mounted on the end of a movable paint spray arm. The paint spray arm and paint spray head are movable on multiple axes by servo motors, which are controlled by servo drives mounted on or beside the paint sprayer. The spray of the paint spray head is controlled by a plurality of proportional solenoid valves mounted on the paint sprayer. The movement and spray of the paint sprayers are controlled by a computer having an interface to an optical fiber. The optical fiber connects the computer to the servo drives in series in a token ring network.
Paint Spray Booth Controller
US Patent:
5868845, Feb 9, 1999
Filed:
Jun 2, 1997
Appl. No.:
8/867607
Inventors:
Thierry Rouvelin - Goodrich MI
Assignee:
Behr Systems - Rochester Hills MI
International Classification:
B05C 1100
US Classification:
118663
Abstract:
A paint spray apparatus includes a plurality of paint sprayers installed in a paint spray booth. Each paint sprayer includes a paint spray head pivotably mounted on the end of a movable paint spray arm. The paint spray arm and paint spray head are movable on multiple axes by servo motors, which are controlled by servo drives mounted on or beside the paint sprayer. The spray of the paint spray head is controlled by a plurality of proportional solenoid valves mounted on the paint sprayer. The movement and spray of the paint sprayers are controlled by a computer having an interface to an optical fiber. The optical fiber connects the computer to the servo drives in series in a token ring network.