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Yabei Gu

from Canton, MI
Age ~52
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Related to:
Nathan J Gu, 23Kathy Gu, 24
Connected to:
Angel S Gu, 49Anli Gu, 47Beiye Gu, 55Benjamin Gu, 33Bin Gu, 51Cheng X Gu, 60Chengjie Gu, 37Christine Gu, 72Diane D Gu, 38Fengrui G Gu, 54

Yabei Gu Phones & Addresses

  • Canton, MI
  • Valencia, CA
  • Gibsonia, PA
  • 400 Guys Run Rd, Cheswick, PA 15024
  • Painted Post, NY
  • Orem, UT
  • Pasadena, CA

Work

Company: Sylmar aerospace transparencies plant, ppg industries Jun 2010 Position: Research associate i

Education

School / High School: University of California- San Diego, CA Sep 2002 Specialities: Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering

Skills

Project management; Six Sigma green belt...

Resumes

Resumes

Yabei Gu Photo 1

Senior Manufacturing Engineer

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Location:
Canton, MI
Work:

Senior Manufacturing Engineer
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Yabei Gu Sylmar, CA

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Work:
Sylmar Aerospace Transparencies Plant, PPG Industries

Jun 2010 to 2000
Research Associate I
Sullivan Park, Technology and Development Center, Corning, Inc

Aug 2006 to May 2010
Senior Research Scientist in R&D Simulation & Modeling Core
R&D Engineering Group, Smith International Inc

Jun 2005 to Aug 2006
Senior R&D Engineer
Graduate Aeronautical Laboratories, CALTECH
Pasadena, CA
Apr 2003 to May 2005
Postdoctoral Scholar
Advanced Powder Processing Lab, UCSD Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
San Diego, CA
Sep 2002 to Mar 2003
Postdoctoral Scholar
UCSD Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

Sep 1998 to Aug 2002
Graduate Researcher in Advanced Powder Processing Lab
Northwest Institute of Nuclear Technology

Jun 1993 to Sep 1998
Research Engineer
Education:
University of California
San Diego, CA
Sep 2002
Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering
University of Science and Technology of China and Northwest Institute of Nuclear Technology
Jul 1996
Mechanical Engineering
National University of Defense Technology
Jul 1993
B.S. in Applied Physics
Skills:
Project management; Six Sigma green belt; Stress analysis; Mechanical design; Failure anslysis; SHPB; FEA; Mechanical testing

Publications

Us Patents

Cutting Elements And Bits Incorporating The Same

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US Patent:
20080302578, Dec 11, 2008
Filed:
Jun 11, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/811671
Inventors:
Ronald K. Eyre - Orem UT, US
Yabei Gu - Painted Post NY, US
International Classification:
E21B 10/573
E21B 10/46
US Classification:
175430, 175431, 175432
Abstract:
A cutting element is provided including a substrate having a periphery and an interface surface. An ultra hard material layer is formed over the substrate and interfaces with the interface surface. The interface surface also includes a plurality of spaced apart projections formed inwardly and spaced apart from the periphery and arranged around an annular path, such that each projection includes a convex upper surface defining the projection as viewed in plan view. Each upper surface continuously and smoothly curves in the same direction when viewed along a plane through a diameter of the substrate. Bits incorporating such cutting elements are also provided.

Laminated Armor Having A Non-Planar Interface Design To Mitigate Stress And Shock Waves

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US Patent:
20090136702, May 28, 2009
Filed:
Nov 12, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/269384
Inventors:
Yabei Gu - Painted Post NY, US
International Classification:
B32B 17/06
US Classification:
428 49
Abstract:
The invention is directed to an armor laminate, transparent or non-transparent, comprising a plurality of layers, said laminate having at least one non-planar interface between at least two adjacent layers laminate. In transparent armor embodiments the laminate is a transparent laminate in which each transparent layer is individually selected from the group consisting of transparent glass, glass-ceramics, polymer and crystalline materials. In non-transparent armor laminates the individual layers are typically non-transparent layers such as non-transparent glass-ceramics, aluminum, titanium, steel, and metal alloys. The non-planar interface surfaces according to the invention can be of any non-planar shape. Examples of such shapes, without limitation, include concave/convex, zigzag or sinusoidal shapes.

Method Of Sealing A Glass Envelope

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US Patent:
20090221207, Sep 3, 2009
Filed:
Feb 26, 2009
Appl. No.:
12/393538
Inventors:
Andrew Lawrence Russell - Elmira NY, US
Lu Zhang - Painted Post NY, US
Yabei Gu - Painted Post NY, US
International Classification:
H01J 9/26
US Classification:
445 25
Abstract:
A method of hermetically sealing a glass assembly comprising glass plates or substrates with a glass-based frit when there is a large difference between the coefficient of thermal expansion (CTEs) of the frit and the CTEs of the glass plates. The method comprises a rapid increase of an irradiating heat source, used to heat and soften the frit, from a non-sealing power to a sealing power over a very short distance along the frit to form an initial stabilizing seal between the substrates.

Bezel Packaging For Sealed Glass Assemblies And A Glass Assembly Therefor

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US Patent:
20110019351, Jan 27, 2011
Filed:
Mar 30, 2009
Appl. No.:
12/922987
Inventors:
John Frederick Bayne - Elmira NY, US
Yabei Gu - Painted Post NY, US
Glenn Vertner Morgan - Horseheads NY, US
Butchi Reddy Vaddi - Painted Post NY, US
Jamie Todd Westbrook - Gillett PA, US
Sujanto Widjaja - Corning NY, US
International Classification:
H05K 7/00
H01J 5/02
US Classification:
36167901, 174 505
Abstract:
Methods and assemblies related to frame or bezel packaging of a sealed glass assembly, such as a fit-sealed OLED device, such as an OLED display panel. The frame or bezel packaging may have one or more of (a) rounded or chamfered corners, (a) a cover, (b) a reinforced lead edge, (c) openings or cutouts in the back panel to conserve material and lighten the bezel, and (d) a shock absorbent intermediate layer of low modulus of elasticity material applied between the sealed glass assembly and the back and/or sides of the frame or bezel. The frame or bezel design may include a gap between the sealed glass assembly and the back panel of the bezel. The gap may be filled at least in part with low modulus of elasticity backing material. The glass package may have one or more of (a) rounded or chamfered corners, (b) rounded or chamfered edges, (c) a low modulus of elasticity material applied around its periphery or portions of its periphery, such as on the corners only, (d) a shortened lead end, and (e) a thickened lead end.

Glass Sheet Article With Double-Tapered Asymmetric Edge

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US Patent:
20110129648, Jun 2, 2011
Filed:
Oct 13, 2010
Appl. No.:
12/903575
Inventors:
Yabei Gu - Painted Post NY, US
International Classification:
B32B 3/02
B32B 17/06
C03C 21/00
US Classification:
428157, 65 3014, 65106
Abstract:
A glass sheet article includes a glass sheet having an upper surface and a lower surface. The upper surface terminates in a tapered upper end, and the lower surface terminates in a tapered lower edge. The taper profile of the tapered upper edge is different from the taper profile of the tapered lower edge. The tapered upper edge and the tapered lower edge intersect to form a double-tapered asymmetric edge.

Electric Potentially-Driven Shade With Improved Shade Extension Control, And/Or Associated Methods

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US Patent:
20210238921, Aug 5, 2021
Filed:
Feb 3, 2020
Appl. No.:
16/779990
Inventors:
- Auburn Hills MI, US
YABEI GU - AUBURN HILLS MI, US
Assignee:
GUARDIAN GLASS, LLC - AUBURN HILLS MI
International Classification:
E06B 9/68
E06B 9/42
Abstract:
Certain example embodiments relate to electric, potentially-driven shades usable with insulating glass (IG) units, IG units including such shades, and/or associated methods. In such a unit, a dynamic shade is located between the substrates defining the IG unit, and is movable between retracted and extended positions. The dynamic shade includes on-glass layers including a transparent conductor and an insulator or dielectric film, as well as a shutter. The shutter includes a resilient polymer, a conductor, and optional ink. The shutter extends towards a bottom stopper in a controlled manner by virtue of a conductivity difference that is introduced in an area proximate to the bottom stopper. This conductivity difference affects the electrostatic forces in that area in a manner that can be used to alter shutter extension speed.
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Yabei Gu from Canton, MI, age ~52 Get Report