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Borgwarner Inc.
General Manager, Cascadia Motion Llc
Borgwarner Inc. Sep 2017 - Oct 2018
Executive Director, Innovation and Investments
Borgwarner Inc. Jan 1, 2013 - Sep 2017
Director, Innovation and New Concepts
Borgwarner Inc. May 2011 - Jan 2013
Director, Advanced Application Development
Borgwarner Inc. Aug 1, 2001 - May 1, 2012
Application Engineer, Ae Manager, Global Ae Director
Education:
University of Tennessee, Knoxville 1991 - 1995
Bachelors, Mechanical Engineering
Skills:
Powertrain Automotive Ppap Dfmea Apqp Manufacturing Continuous Improvement Fmea Motors Lean Manufacturing Automotive Engineering Product Development Engineering Manufacturing Engineering Engineering Management Simulations Automotive Aftermarket Automobile Components Vehicles Six Sigma Mechanical Engineering Root Cause Analysis Product Design Gd&T Manufacturing Operations Management Diesel Cae Design Failure Mode and Effect Analysis Iso/Ts 16949 Ts16949 Finite Element Analysis Pro Engineer Control Systems Design Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing Machining Product Innovation
Utah Shakespeare Festival
Board Member
Rotary Club of Las Vegas
Board Positions
Accuprint & Copy
Owner
Jostens Jul 1971 - Jun 1990
Sales Representative
Education:
University of Denver - Daniels College of Business 1961 - 1965
Bachelors, Bachelor of Science In Business Administration, Accounting
University of Denver
Skills:
Theatre Small Business Sales Public Speaking Strategic Planning Public Relations Leadership Entrepreneurship Social Networking Social Media Marketing Lighting Design Grant Writing
Brock Fraser - Asheville NC, US Adam Reinke - Arden NC, US Neal Narron - Asheville NC, US
Assignee:
BorgWarner Inc. - Auburn Hills MI
International Classification:
F04B 17/00
US Classification:
417407000
Abstract:
A turbocharger unit having an aerodynamically enhanced pocket, comprising a turbine having a turbine housing and a turbine wheel connected to a shaft along with a compressor having a compressor housing and a compressor wheel mounted on the same shaft. There is an intermediate housing disposed between the turbine housing and the compressor housing, circumscribing the shaft, and having a compressor wheel pocket. There is a series of bearings located in the intermediate housing for supporting the shaft. There is also a series of fluid passages located in the intermediate housing which provide fluid to lubricate the bearings. A seal is used for the prevention of oil from entering the compressor wheel pocket. The compressor wheel pocket has an aerodynamically enhanced pocket for the improvement of pressure balance behind the compressor wheel, preventing the oil in the intermediate housing from entering the compressor housing.
Multi-Stage Turbocharging System With Thermal Bypass
Michael E. Harris - Fairview NC, US Brock Fraser - Asheville NC, US
Assignee:
BORGWARNER INC. - Auburn Hills MI
International Classification:
F02C 6/12
US Classification:
60612
Abstract:
A two-stage turbocharging system with a high pressure (HP) turbine and a low pressure (LP) turbine, exhaust piping connecting an engine to the HP turbine inlet, exhaust piping connecting the HP turbine outlet to the LP turbine inlet, piping connecting the LP turbine outlet to an aftertreatment device, and branched bypass piping having an inlet and first and second branches, the inlet connected to the engine to HP turbine inlet exhaust piping, the first branch outlet connected to the LP turbine inlet, the second branch outlet connected to the aftertreatment device, and an R2S valve in the first branch and a warm-up valve in said second branch. By opening of the valve, exhaust gas can bypass both the HP and LP turbines and flow to, e.g., the catalytic converter. The R2S valve and the warm-up valve may be integrated into a single exhaust flow control unit.
Paul K. Anschel - Asheville NC, US David G. Grabowska - Asheville NC, US Brock Fraser - Asheville NC, US
Assignee:
BORGWARNER INC. - Auburn Hills MI
International Classification:
F02M 25/07
US Classification:
606052, 415145
Abstract:
To solve the problems of compressor wheel blade flow separation causing surge type noises when a compressor return or recirculation valve is opened or closed, bypass airflow from a compressor recirculation valve is fed into an annular volume, defined between inner and outer walls or shaped as a radially expanded, axially flattened cylindrical space in the compressor inlet, so that the generally unidirectional radial flow from the compressor recirculation valve is re-directed and organized as it is turned from generally radial to generally axial, merging with the general inlet flow and presenting the compressor wheel with airflow of “circumferentially uniform” flow velocity.
In a lubrication and cooling system for an electric machine operably driven by a turbine, a rotatable shaft may extend through an electric machine housing and a first and second bearing may be operably spaced apart from each other and coupled to the rotatable shaft. Furthermore, an electromagnetic rotor may be coupled to the rotatable shaft and disposed between the first and second bearings. A stator may be fixedly attached within the electric machine housing such that the electromagnetic rotor freely rotates along with the rotatable shaft. Additionally, a fluid passage defined in the electric machine housing delivers a portion of fluid to lubricate the first and second bearings and the remaining portion of fluid to circumferentially flow around the stator such that the fluid is in thermal communication with an outside surface of the stator to help maintain a desired operating temperature of the electric machine.
- Auburn Hills MI, US Michael Ward - Arden NC, US Brock Fraser - Asheville NC, US
Assignee:
BorgWarner Inc. - Auburn Hills MI
International Classification:
F01D 25/14 F01D 25/16 F01D 25/24 F01D 5/04
Abstract:
A heat shield for a turbocharger has a disc-like configuration. The heat shield includes an outer radial portion, an outer wall, a connecting wall, and an inner wall. The outer radial portion is disposed circumferentially around an axis of the heat shield. The outer wall extends from the outer radial portion in a first axial direction. The connecting wall extends radially inward substantially perpendicularly from the outer wall. The inner wall extends substantially perpendicularly from the connecting wall in a second axial direction opposite the first axial direction.
To solve the problems of compressor wheel blade flow separation causing surge type noises when an exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) duct introduces into the compressor exhaust gases to be returned to the engine, the exhaust gas is fed into an annular volume, defined between inner and outer walls or an annular transition cavity shaped as a radially expanded, axially flattened cylindrical space in the compressor inlet, so that the generally unidirectional radial flow from an EGR duct is re-directed and organized as it is turned from generally radial to generally axial, merging with the general inlet flow and presenting the compressor wheel with airflow of “circumferentially uniform” flow velocity.
Systems Including An Electrically Assisted Turbocharger And Methods Of Using The Same
- Auburn Hills MI, US Brock Sterling Fraser - Asheville NC, US
International Classification:
F02B 37/16 F02B 37/10 F02B 37/14
Abstract:
A product comprising a turbocharger comprising a turbine operatively connected to a compressor, an exhaust conduit connected to an inlet of the turbine, a bleed path connected to an outlet of the compressor, the bleed path comprising at least one of an open end to discharge compressor air to the atmosphere or an end connected to the exhaust conduit up stream of the turbine constructed and arranged to flow air from the compressor into the turbine.
Oil Supply Conduit Through Stator Lamination Stack For Electrified Turbocharger
A number of variations may include a product comprising: an electrified turbocharger comprising: an electric motor surrounding a portion of a shaft constructed and arranged to selectively drive the shaft, wherein the electric motor further comprises a stator comprising a lamination stack; a housing surrounding the electric motor, wherein the housing includes a plurality of channels constructed and arranged to lubricate a first bearing; and wherein the lamination stack is constructed and arranged to include at least one conduit to pass oil through the electric motor to a second bearing.