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Gerald A Zimmerlee

from Howell, MI
Age ~78
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Also known as:
Jerry A Zimmerlee
Phone and address:
8952 Lantree Dr, Howell, MI 48855
Related to:
Joanne M Harrison, 82Leandrea C Williams, 34Pamela J Zimmerlee, 69Brittany J Finseth, 50David L Finseth, 70Natalie A Finseth, 48Brittany J FinsethJacob D Finseth, 47Erin L Mack, 45Scott Alan Zimmerlee, 51
Connected to:
Adam B Zimmerman, 52Alexa D Zimmermann, 34Alison S Zimmerman, 51Allie E Zimmerman, 34Alysia Zimmerman, 30Amber L Zimmerman, 46Amelia L Zimmerman, 42Ami Zimmerman, 39Andre F Zimmermann, 93Andrew L Zimmerman, 65

Gerald Zimmerlee Phones & Addresses

  • 8952 Lantree Dr, Howell, MI 48855
  • Royal Oak, MI
  • Brighton, MI
  • Fountain Hills, AZ
  • Grafton, WI

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Gerald Zimmerlee

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Location:
Greater Detroit Area
Industry:
Mechanical or Industrial Engineering
Work:
ESG Engineering Jan 2007 - Oct 2009
CTO
ABAQUS Jul 2002 - Jan 2007
Business Development Manager
Johnson Controls Inc Oct 1989 - Jul 2002
Chief Engineer
Education:
University of Wisconsin-Madison
BS, Mechanical Engineering University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
MS, Engineering Mechanics
Skills:
Structural and mechanical engineering analysis leadership
Manage departmental budgets
ABAQUS
NASTRAN
LS-DYNA
Test correlation
Engineering process development
Engineering analysis mentoring
Design
test and engineering analysis to FMVSS

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Rotary Recliner

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US Patent:
55249701, Jun 11, 1996
Filed:
Aug 10, 1994
Appl. No.:
8/288357
Inventors:
Ingo Kienke - Reinscheid, DE
Krishnan Kolady - Ann Arbor MI
John C. Scalzo - Farmington Hills MI
Gerald A. Zimmerlee - Brighton MI
Ralf Hoge - Radevornwald, DE
Assignee:
Hoover Universal, Inc. - Plymouth MI
International Classification:
B60N 202
US Classification:
297362
Abstract:
A rotary recliner for a vehicle seat having a pair of meshing gears rotating about a common pivot. Axially movable wedge segments are provided to bias an eccentric mounting one of the gears to force the gears into tight engagement with one another to eliminate free play and avoid rattling and vibration of the recliner. The two wedge segments are axially movable upon rotary motion of an operating cap to relieve the free play reduction and enable adjustment of the recliner. The wedge segments do not function as bearing surfaces of the recliner during recliner adjustment to avoid high friction forces which must be overcome to adjust the recliner.
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