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Michael E Haeussler

from Savannah, GA
Age ~57
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Micheal E Haeussler
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James A Simons, 66Simon A Hodgson, 33William A Hodgson, 65Thomas Sapp, 53T C Sapp, 79Shelley B Sapp, 73Joan C Sapp, 78June Allison Hauessler, 57Fred W Haeussler, 92Joan SappCarol C Haeussler, 91
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Charyna Haeussler, 47Michelle L Haeussler, 54Angelo B Hafalla, 49Daniel T Hafdelin, 58Aamir Hafeez, 63Farruk Hafeez, 75Mahmooda N Hafeez, 57Ravie S Hafeez, 50Rizwan A Hafeez, 38Samina Hafeez, 61

Michael Haeussler Phones & Addresses

  • Savannah, GA
  • 117 Sycamore Xing, Savannah, GA 31410 (912) 898-8036

Work

Company: Nalco Position: Sales representative

Education

Degree: Graduate or professional degree

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Industries

Chemicals

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Sales Representative

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Location:
Savannah, GA
Industry:
Chemicals
Work:
Nalco
Sales Representative

Publications

Us Patents

Crossed-Linked Pulp And Method Of Making Same

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US Patent:
7018511, Mar 28, 2006
Filed:
Oct 16, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/272418
Inventors:
Karl D. Sears - Jesup GA, US
Michael E. Haeussler - Savannah GA, US
Tina R. Solomon - Richmond Hill GA, US
Assignee:
Rayonier Products & Financial Services Company - Fernandina Beach FL
International Classification:
D21H 17/15
D06M 13/192
US Classification:
1621576, 1621681, 162182, 162184, 81161, 8493
Abstract:
The invention provides a method for preparing cross-linked cellulosic fibers. A sheet of mercerized cellulosic fibers with a purity of at least 95% is treated with a solution containing a carboxylic acid cross-linking agent. The treated cellulosic fibrous material is dried and cured in sheet form to promote intrafiber cross-linking. Cross-linked fiber products produced are economic and possess good porosity, bulking characteristics, wet resiliency, absorption characteristics, low fines, low nits and low knots. The invention also includes blended cellulose compositions comprising a minor proportion of cross-linked mercerized cellulosic fibers and a major proportion of other cellulosic fibers. The invention further provides individualized, chemically cross-linked mercerized cellulosic fibers of high purity.

Cross-Linked Pulp Sheet

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US Patent:
7288167, Oct 30, 2007
Filed:
Jan 13, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/332559
Inventors:
Karl D. Sears - Jesup GA, US
Michael E. Haeussler - Savannah GA, US
Tina R. Solomon - Richmond Hill GA, US
Assignee:
Rayonier TRS Holdings Inc. - Jacksonville FL
International Classification:
D21H 17/15
D21H 21/22
D21H 23/02
D21H 16/20
D06M 13/192
US Classification:
162 72, 1621576, 1621681, 162182, 162184, 81161
Abstract:
The invention provides a method for preparing cross-linked cellulosic fibers. A sheet of mercerized cellulosic fibers with a purity of at least 95% is treated with a solution containing a carboxylic acid cross-linking agent. The treated cellulosic fibrous material is dried and cured in sheet form to promote intrafiber cross-linking. Cross-linked fiber products produced are economic and possess good porosity, bulking characteristics, wet resiliency, absorption characteristics, low fines, low nits and low knots. The invention also includes blended cellulose compositions comprising a minor proportion of cross-linked mercerized cellulosic fibers and a major proportion of other cellulosic fibers. The invention further provides individualized, chemically cross-linked mercerized cellulosic fibers of high purity.

Plasticizing Formulation For Fluff Pulp And Plasticized Fluff Pulp Products Made Therefrom

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US Patent:
7854822, Dec 21, 2010
Filed:
Dec 2, 2004
Appl. No.:
11/001566
Inventors:
Harry J. Chmielewski - Brunswick GA, US
Othman A. Hamed - Jesup GA, US
Michael Haeussler - Savannah GA, US
Assignee:
Rayonier TRS Holdings Inc. - Jessup GA
International Classification:
D21F 11/00
A61F 13/15
A61F 13/20
US Classification:
1621576, 162111, 604367, 604368
Abstract:
A plasticizing formulation for producing plasticized fluff pulp. The plasticizing formulation, which preferably is an aqueous solution, includes a primary plasticizing agent, and optionally a secondary plasticizing agent. Preferably, the primary plasticizing agent is 1,4-cyclohexanedimethanol, and the secondary plasticizing agent is triacetin. When the plasticizing formulation is applied to a cellulosic fluff pulp, a plasticized fluff pulp is produced. The resultant plasticized fluff pulp may have one or more of the following: reduced Kamas energy, Mullen strength, and fiber knot and nit contents, when compared to the base cellulosic fluff pulp fiber that is not plasticized.

Crossed-Linked Pulp And Method Of Making Same

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US Patent:
20030155087, Aug 21, 2003
Filed:
Apr 11, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/832634
Inventors:
Karl Sears - Jesup GA, US
Michael Haeussler - Savannah GA, US
Tina Solomon - Surrency GA, US
Assignee:
Rayonier Inc.
International Classification:
D21H011/20
D21C009/00
D06M023/00
US Classification:
162/009000, 162/157600, 008/116100
Abstract:
The invention provides a method for preparing cross-linked cellulosic fibers. A sheet of mercerized cellulosic fibers with a purity of at least 95% is treated with a solution containing carboxylic acid cross-linking agents. The treated cellulosic fibrous material is dried and cured in sheet form to promote intrafiber cross-linking. Cross-linked fiber products of this method, which is economic, that possess good porosity, bulking characteristics, wet resiliency, and absorption, low fines, low nits, and low knots, are also disclosed. This invention also includes a blended cellulose composition comprising a minor proportion of cellulose fibers having been similarly cross-linked with carboxylic acids and a major proportion of other cellulose fibers. This invention further provides individualized, chemically cross-linked cellulosic fibers comprising mercerized individualized cellulosic fibers with a purity of at least 95%, cross-linked with carboxylic acids. Such cellulosic fibers have excellent fluid acquisition times in absorbent structures.

Breathable Barrier Composite With Hydrophobic Cellulosic Fibers

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US Patent:
20050245159, Nov 3, 2005
Filed:
Feb 11, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/055100
Inventors:
Harry Chmielewski - Brunswick GA, US
Karl Sears - Heber City UT, US
Michael Haeussler - Savannah GA, US
Jay Taylor - Pooler GA, US
Tina Murguia - Surrency GA, US
Andrew Burnes - Dover DE, US
International Classification:
B32B021/02
B32B005/26
B32B027/32
US Classification:
442268000, 442330000, 442414000, 442416000, 442417000, 442398000, 442408000, 442382000, 442385000, 442394000, 604366000, 604367000, 604374000, 156296000, 264109000, 008116100
Abstract:
A breathable barrier composite of cellulosic fibers includes a compressed mixture of hydrophobic cellulosic fibers and thermally-bondable polyolefin fibers. The composite has a combination of high liquid barrier properties, and high air and moisture vapor porosity. The composite also has a very soft and cottony texture. The breathable barrier composite may optionally contain a nonwoven layer, such as a spunbond or an SMS nonwoven, a polyolefin film layer, or a nonwoven wipe layer.

Treatment Composition For Making Acquisition Fluff Pulp In Sheet Form

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US Patent:
20050247419, Nov 10, 2005
Filed:
May 6, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/839715
Inventors:
Othman Hamed - Jesup GA, US
Michael Haeussler - Savannah GA, US
International Classification:
D06M013/192
D21H011/20
B01J020/24
B01J020/28
D06M011/06
US Classification:
162157600, 162009000, 008116100, 604378000
Abstract:
A treatment composition for producing acquisition fluff pulp, the treatment composition being a mixture of a cross-linking agent and a modifying agent. The cross-linking agent may be a polycarboxylic acid. The modifying agent may be a material that is water soluble non-anionic, non-polymeric material, and can function as debonder and plasticizer. A method of producing acquisition fluff pulp using the treatment composition involves treating a cellulosic base fiber with a treatment composition solution to impregnate the fiber with the treatment composition, and then drying and curing the impregnated fiber. The resultant acquisition fluff pulp may be utilized in an acquisition layer and/or an absorbent core of an absorbent article intended for body waste management.
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Michael E Haeussler from Savannah, GA, age ~57 Get Report