WILLIAM C MALONE
Funeral Home and Crematory in Pittsburgh, PA
License number
Pennsylvania FD010012L
Category
Funeral Directors
Type
Funeral Director
Address
Address
Pittsburgh, PA 15234
Personal information
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Address
Phone
60 Indian Trl, Jim Thorpe, PA 18229
621 Avery St, Pittsburgh, PA 15212
Professional information
William Malone - Pittsburgh, PA
Work:
H.J. Heinz
Deployment Planner Heinz North America - Pittsburgh, PA
Associate Buyer/Category Analyst Fastenal - Indiana, PA
OUTSIDE SALES Eberly College of Business - Indiana, PA
TECHNOLOGY ANALYST
Deployment Planner Heinz North America - Pittsburgh, PA
Associate Buyer/Category Analyst Fastenal - Indiana, PA
OUTSIDE SALES Eberly College of Business - Indiana, PA
TECHNOLOGY ANALYST
Education:
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Bachelor of Science in Operations Management
Bachelor of Science in Operations Management
Skills:
Team Leadership, Supplier Negotiation, Communication, SAP, COGNOS, ORACLE, Logistics, Sarbanes-Oxley, Inventory Management, Project Coordination, Customer Service, Process Analysis & Improvement, Microsoft Suite (Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Access), BPCS, Business Relationship Management
Controlled Environment Chamber For Use In Cladding A Nonaluminum Core With Aluminum
US Patent:
4759486, Jul 26, 1988
Filed:
May 20, 1985
Appl. No.:
6/735545
Inventors:
William M. Malone - Pittsburgh PA
Malcolm J. Fraser - Pittsburgh PA
Malcolm J. Fraser - Pittsburgh PA
Assignee:
Copperweld Corporation - Pittsburgh PA
International Classification:
B23K 2014
US Classification:
228148
Abstract:
A method of cladding a nonaluminum core with at least one aluminum cladding strip by preheating both the core rod and the strip with the former being preheated to about 1000. degree. F. to 1300. degree. F. and the latter being heated to about 600. degree. F. to 1000. degree. F. Cleaning the core rod and the strip and passing them through a controlled environment chamber containing a reducing or neutral gas. Lubricating the bonding roll grooves to provide a substantially continuous coating of lubricant thereon. Galling of the aluminum strip or strips to the bonding rolls is resisted as a result of this process.
Method Of Cladding A Steel Core Rod With Another Metal
US Patent:
4819858, Apr 11, 1989
Filed:
Jun 10, 1983
Appl. No.:
6/502968
Inventors:
William M. Malone - Pittsburgh PA
Malcolm J. Fraser - Pittsburgh PA
Malcolm J. Fraser - Pittsburgh PA
Assignee:
Copperweld Corporation - Pittsburgh PA
International Classification:
B21D 3904
US Classification:
2281737
Abstract:
A method of cladding a medium or high steel core rod with another metal includes a hot water quench at a temperature of about 160. degree. F. to boiling temperature and preferably about 195. degree. F. to 205. degree. F. with a subsequent quench in water at a temperature below a level of the first temperature and preferably at about ambient temperature. The clad material is found to be substantially devoid of objectionable oxide particles or surface sponge particles and the steel core substantially devoid of acicular transformation products permitting continued processing by deformation processes, such as wire drawing.