MR. WILLIAM COOLEY PORTER, PHARMACIST
Pharmacy at Union Ave, Tacoma, WA

License number

Washington PH00009626

Professional information

Engineer At Trane

Position:

Engineer at Trane

Location:

Greater Seattle Area

Industry:

Construction

Work:

Trane since Jun 2008 - Engineer US Navy Oct 2001 - Jun 2007 - Machinist Mate cyclery usa Sep 1999 - Sep 2001 - Riverside Cyclery

Education:

Thomas Edison State College 2012 - 2014
MS Applied Science Technology, Technical/ Field Thomas Edison State College 2005 - 2008
BSAST, Applied Nuclear Technologies Arlington High School 1995 - 1999
High School Diploma

Skills:

Getting controllers/ programs to function as desired, Troubleshooting existing controllers and systems to determine malfunction, HVAC, Engineering, HVAC Controls, Building Automation, Pro Engineer, Project Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Energy Management, Air Conditioning, AutoCAD, Building Management Systems, BACnet, job position flexibility, willing to take on any task

Interests:

Downhill Mountain biking, Enduro MTB, modified cars, Vintage VW's. Modifying things to work better without having to pay much.

Sr. Engineer Tech At Atos It Solutions And Services

Position:

Sr. Engineer Tech at Atos

Location:

Greater Seattle Area

Industry:

Information Technology and Services

Work:

Atos since Feb 2006 - Sr. Engineer Tech Valley Medical Center Nov 2001 - Jan 2006 - Systems Engineer

Education:

Green River Community College 1993 - 1994
AA, Business Auburn Adventist Academy 1976 - 1979
Diploma, High School

Apparatus For The Production Of Mineral Fibers By Means Of Rotating Discs

US Patent:

4397623, Aug 9, 1983

Filed:

Mar 2, 1981

Appl. No.:

6/239262

Inventors:

William F. Porter - Tacoma WA
Donald R. Janninck - Chicago IL

Assignee:

United States Gypsum Company - Chicago IL

International Classification:

B01J 202

US Classification:

425 8

Abstract:

An apparatus for producing mineral fibers comprising a container having means for heating the mineral material to form a molten pool therein, a plurality of discs having a portion thereof immersed in the molten pool, and means for rotating the discs in the same angular direction at high speed. In a preferred embodiment means are provided for moving a gas such as air or steam across the edges of the rotating discs to assist in the attenuation of the fibers.