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Robert V Eyink

from Troy, OH
Age ~70
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Also known as:
Robert Victor Eyink, Bob V Eyink, Rob V Eyink, Bobby Eyink
Phone and address:
2530 Delphinium Ct, Troy, OH 45373
(937) 552-9075
Related to:
Helge Lindsay, 39Dan Schacherer, 50Edward BurchettKaren S Eyink, 70Amy S Burchett, 42Edward E Burchett, 70Bethany E Schacherer, 49Edward E Burchett, 93Jenny M Davis, 46
Connected to:
Yetunde S Eyiowuawi, 50Lisa M Eyl, 62Peter Eyl, 75Trent D Eylens, 51Chelsie M Eyler, 35Corinne M Eyler, 88Daniel L Eyler, 77Jennifer L Eyler, 53Krystalalma Eyler, 41Rosalind J Eyler, 66

Robert Eyink Phones & Addresses

  • 2530 Delphinium Ct, Troy, OH 45373 (937) 552-9075
  • 3417 Garianne Dr, Dayton, OH 45414
  • 4487 Cape Cod Dr, Evans, GA 30809 (706) 364-4483
  • Independence, OH
  • 2442 Canoe Circle Dr, Orion Township, MI 48360
  • Lake Orion, MI
  • Richmond, KY
  • Vandalia, OH
  • Tipp City, OH

Work

Company: Greenbrier middle school Aug 2012 Position: Practicum teacher, 6th grade science

Education

School / High School: Augusta State University- Augusta, GA 2012 Specialities: Master of Arts in Teaching

Resumes

Resumes

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Robert Eyink Evans, GA

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Work:
Greenbrier Middle School

Aug 2012 to Nov 2012
Practicum Teacher, 6th Grade Science
Glenn Hills Middle School
Augusta, GA
Feb 2012 to Apr 2012
Long Term Substitute Teacher, 8th Grade Math
AnyTime Tutoring, SES Program, 5th grade math at Barton Chapel Elementary
Augusta, GA
Dec 2011 to Jan 2012
Tutor
Masters of Arts in Teaching - Augusta State University
Evans, GA
Jan 2011 to Oct 2011
Student Teacher
Engineered Process Systems at Wynford Junior High
Bucyrus, OH
Apr 2011 to Apr 2011
Consultant
Engineered Process Systems (EPS)
Huron, OH
Nov 2008 to Jan 2011
Engineering Consultant
Textron - E-Z-GO
Augusta, GA
Oct 2004 to Nov 2008
Engineering Manager - Current Products
Education:
Augusta State University
Augusta, GA
2012
Master of Arts in Teaching
Kettering University
Flint, MI
Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering

Publications

Us Patents

Fluid Control System For Powering Vehicle Accessories

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US Patent:
59469110, Sep 7, 1999
Filed:
Jan 7, 1997
Appl. No.:
8/779769
Inventors:
Jeffrey J. Buschur - Bellbrook OH
Robert V. Eyink - Dayton OH
Assignee:
Valeo Electrical Systems, Inc. - Auburn Hills MI
International Classification:
F16D 3102
US Classification:
60424
Abstract:
A fluid control system for powering vehicle accessories includes a pump for generating a supply flow of hydraulic fluid, and a supply line for receiving the supply flow of hydraulic fluid. The system further includes a fan control circuit in fluid communication with the supply line, wherein the fan control circuit includes (1) a hydraulic motor and a bypass valve, and (2) the hydraulic motor is positioned in parallel with the bypass valve. The system also includes a steering control circuit in fluid communication with the fan control circuit, wherein (1) the steering control circuit requires a first predetermined flow of hydraulic fluid from the fan control circuit for proper operation thereof, and (2) the bypass valve and the hydraulic motor cooperate so as to create a second predetermined flow of hydraulic fluid. Moreover, the system includes a sensor for detecting operational pressure within the fluid supply line and generating pressure status signals in response thereto. In addition, the system includes an electronic control unit for generating valve control signals.

Compressor Having Capacity Modulation

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US Patent:
20210010472, Jan 14, 2021
Filed:
Jul 11, 2019
Appl. No.:
16/508894
Inventors:
- Sidney OH, US
James W. MCBEAN - Bellefontaine OH, US
Robert V. EYINK - Troy OH, US
Joseph B. BURTON - Sidney OH, US
Assignee:
Emerson Climate Technologies, Inc. - Sidney OH
International Classification:
F04C 18/02
F04C 27/00
F04C 28/26
Abstract:
A compressor may include a shell assembly, first and second scrolls, a piston, and a piston-retention member. The piston engages the first scroll and may be partially received within a recess defined by the shell assembly. The piston and the shell assembly may cooperate to define a pressure chamber. The pressure chamber may be in selective fluid communication with a source of working fluid to control movement of the piston relative to the shell assembly. The piston-retention member may engage the piston and a rotationally fixed structure. The piston-retention member allows rotation of the piston relative to the first scroll in a first rotational direction and restricts rotation of the piston relative to the first scroll in a second rotational direction.
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Robert V Eyink from Troy, OH, age ~70 Get Report