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Ian R Cahoon

from Kent, WA
Age ~65

Ian Cahoon Phones & Addresses

  • 27523 139Th Ct SE, Kent, WA 98042 (253) 631-5374 (253) 631-7496
  • Palm Bay, FL
  • 2120 2Nd St, Seattle, WA 98119 (206) 283-5673

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Ian Cahoon

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Location:
Seattle, WA
Industry:
Machinery
Work:
The Robbins Company
Manager Information Services

The Robbins Company Oct 2014 - Oct 2017
Vice President - Operations

The Robbins Company Oct 2013 - Oct 2014
Vice President - Information Technology and Project Management
Education:
Queen Anne High School
University of Washington
Bachelors, Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering
Skills:
Project Management
Engineering
Manufacturing
Product Development
Project Planning
Continuous Improvement
Project Engineering
Contract Management
Procurement
Microsoft Sql Server
Erp
Process Improvement
Construction Management
Troubleshooting
Leadership
Microsoft Office
Autocad
Vendor Management
Construction
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Us Patents

Apparatus And Method For Monitoring Tunnel Boring Efficiency

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US Patent:
20090297273, Dec 3, 2009
Filed:
May 29, 2009
Appl. No.:
12/475334
Inventors:
Leif R. Lindbergh - Seattle WA, US
Aaron J. Shanahan - Seattle WA, US
Ian R. Cahoon - Kent WA, US
Richard J. Robbins - Seattle WA, US
James C. Moore - Columbus OH, US
Brent R. Brown - Maple Grove MN, US
Timothy J. Reilly - Kelowna, CA
International Classification:
E21D 9/10
E21D 9/11
E21B 47/06
G06F 19/00
G01P 15/00
G01P 3/00
US Classification:
405138, 299 58, 702 9, 702130, 702141, 702145
Abstract:
A tunnel boring machine () having a rotating cutter head () that rotatably supports a plurality of cutter assemblies (). A plurality of instrument packages () are attached to the rotating cutter head, each instrument package having a distal end in contact with an associated cutter assembly. The instrument packages include a plurality of sensors including an accelerometer (), magnetometer () and temperature sensor (), for monitoring the associated cutter assembly. The sensors are mounted in a distal end of the instrument packages that is biased to remain in contact with the cutter assembly. The instrument packages include a wireless transmitter, and they are interconnected in a mesh or peer to peer network. A power supply () such as a battery pack is provided for each instrument package. The data from the sensors may be used to control operation of the tunnel boring machine and/or to monitor the condition of the cutter assemblies.
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