Thomas B. Davis
Residential Contractor at Olde Ml Forrest Dr, Raleigh, NC

License number

North Carolina 19856

Renew Date

Jan 17, 2017

Personal information

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Name

Address

Phone

Thomas Davis

5075 Foster Rd, Cleveland, NC 27013

Thomas Davis, age 82

508 S Pollock St, Selma, NC 27576

Thomas Davis

5054 Cherrywood Rd, Randleman, NC 27317

Thomas Davis, age 63

5109 Samuel Pinckney Dr, Belmont, NC 28012

(704) 299-9055

Thomas Davis, age 62

50 Points West Dr, Asheville, NC 28804

(828) 645-5344

Professional information

Software Support Engineer At Siemens Medical

Position:

Senior Technical Support Engineer in Cardiology PACS, MagicLink at Siemens Medical Solutions

Location:

Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina Area

Industry:

Medical Devices

Work:

Siemens Medical Solutions - Cary, NC since 2002 - Senior Technical Support Engineer in Cardiology PACS, MagicLink Carle Clinic Association 2000 - 2002 - Software Support Engineer Carle Clinic Association 1998 - 2000 - Desktop Support Technician

Education:

ITT Technical Institute 1979 - 1981
AS, Electronics Engineering Technology

Skills:

PACS, DICOM, HL7, Medical Imaging, Radiology, Digital Imaging, Medical Devices, Hardware Diagnostics, Healthcare Information Technology, Servers

Thomas Davis, Raleigh NC - PT (Physical therapy)

Specialties:

Physical Therapy, Neurological Physical Therapy

Address:

1520 Sunday Dr SUITE 105, Raleigh 27607
(919) 420-1682 (Phone), (919) 719-3531 (Fax)

Languages:

English

Southeast Regional Director And Global Peacemaking Coach

Position:

Global Peacemaking Coach at Peace Catalyst International

Location:

Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina Area

Industry:

Nonprofit Organization Management

Work:

Peace Catalyst International - Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina Area since Mar 2011 - Global Peacemaking Coach

Education:

University of South Carolina-Columbia 1993 - 1996

Thomas Davis, Cary NC

Specialties:

Physical Therapist

Address:

10820 Penny Rd, Cary, NC 27518
1520 Sunday Dr, Raleigh, NC 27607

Gas Turbine Inlet Air Combined Pressure Boost And Cooling Method And Apparatus

US Patent:

5537813, Jul 23, 1996

Filed:

Mar 7, 1995

Appl. No.:

8/399534

Inventors:

Thomas L. Davis - Raleigh NC
John P. Shell - Raleigh NC
Todd W. Beadle - Wilkesboro NC
Keith S. McAllister - Raleigh NC
Alexander O. Hobbs - Cary NC

Assignee:

Carolina Power & Light Company - Raleigh NC

International Classification:

F02G 300

US Classification:

60 3905

Abstract:

The operational capacity and efficiency of a combustion turbine is increased by treating the turbine inlet air to increase its density. The inlet air treatment is achieved in a columnar tower with the inlet air being drawn in at the top of the tower. Treatment water is injected into the tower at a downward velocity greater than that of the inlet air to establish a vertically descending, two-phase co-current flow of inlet air and treatment water. The system utilizes the natural phenomenon of drag-induced pressure boost to the air achieved by the difference in the relative velocities of the inlet air and the treatment water in the co-current flow. By utilizing a cold treatment water, for example at 32. degree. -40. degree. F. , the tower creates a direct contact heat transfer situation that cools the inlet air, thereby further increasing its density. The invention serves to increase the operational capacity and efficiency of existing or new peaking combustion turbines at a cost per kW that is substantially less than that of installing new peaking combustion turbine capacity, while also permitting enhanced load following capabilities for the electric utility's control center.

Hydraulic Conveyance Of Particulate Materials Such As Ice Particles

US Patent:

5390501, Feb 21, 1995

Filed:

Jan 12, 1994

Appl. No.:

8/180924

Inventors:

Thomas L. Davis - Raleigh NC
Alexander O. Hobbs - Cary NC
Joseph A. Gregory - Angier NC
Barney P. Roberts - Wake Forest NC

Assignee:

Carolina Power & Light Company - Raleigh NC

International Classification:

F25C 518

US Classification:

62 59

Abstract:

A hydraulic conveyance system serves to level out a spiked, uneven flow of particulate material to a more even flow condition prior to the particles being delivered to a destination. In one particular application, the hydraulic conveyance system permits ice particles to be delivered from a batch discharge ice machine of a thermal energy production, storage and reclaim system to the thermal energy storage tank of the system at a relatively even rate, without the use of any mechanical delivery mechanisms. The hydraulic conveyance system incorporates a flooded hold-up tank which, in the case of particulate ice conveyance, receives the spiked, batch discharge from the ice machine and discharges the ice therefrom to a selected number of destination points at a more even flow condition. A rotational movement is imparted to the water surface in the flooded hold-up tank, thereby causing the floating ice particles to rotate in the tank in proximity to a boundary wall of the tank. Weirs located in the boundary wall permit the ice and a portion of the water in the tank to overflow therethrough.

Thermal Storage Tank System And Method

US Patent:

5063748, Nov 12, 1991

Filed:

Jun 25, 1990

Appl. No.:

7/543360

Inventors:

Thomas L. Davis - Raleigh NC
Robert N. Elliott - Raleigh NC
Carsie K. Denning - Coats NC

Assignee:

Carolina Power & Light Company - Raleigh NC
North Carolina Alternative Energy Corporation - Research Triangle Park NC

International Classification:

F25C 518

US Classification:

62 59

Abstract:

Disclosed is a thermal storage tank for the long term storage of a thermal storage medium whose energy is available on demand for satsifying cooling or heating loads. The tank may be earth excavated and include side walls of a ligthweight, high strength concrete that retains its thermal insulating characteristics even when exposed to groundwater. A unique inverted frustrum shape for the tank offers numerous advantages. In association with a cold storage tank, a novel submerged, single point ice introduction system provides a much improved formation of the ice mass in the tank. Also provided for the cold storage tank is a novel floating top that provides a ballast effect to keep the ice mass submerged.

Multi-Bay System For The Forced Air Postharvest Conditioning Of Agricultural Crops

US Patent:

5054291, Oct 8, 1991

Filed:

Jul 25, 1990

Appl. No.:

7/557641

Inventors:

Thomas L. Davis - Raleigh NC
John P. Shell - Raleigh NC
Robert N. Elliott - Raleigh NC

International Classification:

F25D 1302, F25D 2500

US Classification:

62 62

Abstract:

Agricultural crops are cooled immediately after harvest to prevent postharvest deterioration. A forced-air cooling system is utilized wherein air permeable containers of produce are stacked in rows within a warehouse to define multiple cooling bays. Each bay is independently operated for the sequential loading, cooling and unloading of its contents without appreciable energy losses to surrounding bays.

Direct Contact Water-To-Air Heat Exchanger And Method

US Patent:

5019300, May 28, 1991

Filed:

Jul 25, 1990

Appl. No.:

7/557634

Inventors:

Thomas L. Davis - Raleigh NC
John P. Shell - Raleigh NC
Robert N. Elliott - Raleigh NC
Carsie K. Denning - Coats NC

Assignee:

Carolina Power & Light Company - Raleigh NC
North Carolina Alternative Energy Corporation - Research Triangel Park NC
North Carolina Department of Economic - Raleigh NC

International Classification:

B01F 304

US Classification:

261 231

Abstract:

A direct contact water-to-air heat exchanger includes a columnar air/water contact chamber which includes inclined sheet-like turning vanes for establishing three heat transfer zones therein and a partly countercurrent, partly crosscurrent heat exchange environment. The heat exchanger has applicability for supplying cold moisture laden air in the postharvest forced air precooling of agricultural produce.