John Gully

104 individuals named John Gully found in 41 states. Most people reside in Mississippi, Texas, California.

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Resumes

Operations Manager

Location:

Bentonville, AR

Industry:

Automotive

Work:

Speede Lube
Operations Manager

John Gully

Work:

Stantec
Inspector

Cardiovascular Anesthesia Technician At Scripps Mercy San Diego

Position:

Cardiovascular Anesthesia Technician at Scripps Mercy San Diego

Location:

Greater San Diego Area

Industry:

Hospital & Health Care

Work:

Scripps Mercy San Diego since Aug 2010
Cardiovascular Anesthesia Technician Source of Knowledge Oct 2008 - May 2009
Conference Recording Manager Blue Sky Broadcast Aug 2007 - Oct 2008
Production Manager ScienceMedia Jun 2006 - Jul 2007
Manager, Multimedia Development Cardinal Health Pyxis Products Nov 2001 - Apr 2006
Senior Multimedia Developer Group W Media 1999 - 2001
Web/Multimedia Developer BAE, Marconi, Vitro, Tracor Oct 1996 - Nov 1999
Multimedia Specialist III KSDS Jan 1991 - Jun 1997
On Air Personality/Ops Assistant KPBS Jun 1995 - Apr 1997
On Air/Board-op

Education:

Grossmont College 2009 - 2010
n/a, Ansthesia Technology San Diego City College 2005 - 2009
AS, Multimedia Hudson Valley Community College 1982 - 1983

Skills:

Email Marketing

Interests:

I completed a movie trailer for an independent movie “SUNSPOTS” in late 2005. I also worked as an Electronic Technician for 13 years with a variety of Government contractors on various military bases maintaining training equipment for the Navy I also served 6 years in the US Navy as a Sonar Technician and was honorably discharged as a second class petty officer. My highest clearance held in both the Navy and as a contractor was Secret. I also provide free lance work to companies, and private parties, covering a wide range of multimedia tasks from web design and implementation to marketing presentations and Project management.

Honor & Awards:

Cardinal Health Chairmans Award Winner 2003 Marconi Award - awarded to KSDS Radio Station 1993

Production Manager

Location:

9500 Harritt Rd, Lakeside, CA 92040

Industry:

Broadcast Media

Work:

Blue Sky Elearn
Production Manager

John Gully

Location:

Huntsville, AL

Industry:

Defense & Space

Work:

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John Gully

Location:

Houston, TX

Industry:

Aviation & Aerospace

Work:

World Fuel | Colt Jul 2001 - 2014
Aviation Meteorologist and Flight Planning World Fuel|Colt Trip Support Jan 1997 - Jul 2001
Baseops and World Fuel

Education:

Texas A&M University 1994 - 1996

Skills:

Aviation, Flights, Aircraft, Charter, Airports, Customer Service, Commercial Aviation, Flight Planning, Flight Safety, Piloting, Civil Aviation

John Gully

Location:

Houston, TX

Phones & Addresses

Name

Addresses

Phones

John H Gully

9 Harwich St, Worcester, MA 01607

508-304-1207, 508-753-7141

John Gully

8090 Tamarack Ct, Mackinac Island, MI 49757

906-847-0046

John E Gully

9104 Valley Brook Ct, Waxhaw, NC 28173

704-254-3330

John Gully

1433 Ozark Dr, Neosho, MO 64850

417-451-0310

John Gully

1433 Ozark Rd, Neosho, MO 64850

417-451-0310

John D Gully

45065 Robertson Rd, Robert, LA 70455

John Gully

613 Stone Arch Dr, Independence, MO 64052

816-254-7772

John Gully

1044 Wyckoff Ave, Flushing, NY 11385

Business Records

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Phones & Addresses

John Gully
Chairman, President, Chief Executive Officer

NEW POND REALTY CORP
Real Estate Agent & Manager

939 Onderdonk Ave, Ridgewood, NY 11385
718-456-5233

John Gully
Principal

John B Gulley
Business Services at Non-Commercial Site · Nonclassifiable Establishments

5812 Rosedown Ct, Knoxville, TN 37918

Mr. John Gully
VP, General Manager

SAIC
Information Technology Services. Technology Services - Defense Industry. Business Consultants. Computers - System Designers & Consultants. Web Design. Internet Services. Engineers - Professional. Computers Hardware. Software & Services

6723 Odyssey Dr NW, Huntsville, AL 35806
256-971-6400

John Gully
General Manager

Science Applications International Corporation
Data Processing/Preparation Mfg Electronic Components Mfg Semiconductors/Related Devices

300 Voyager Way NW, Huntsville, AL 35806
256-890-3007

John Gully
Director, Vice President

The Three J's of Miami, Inc

2021 NW 48 St, Miami, FL 33142

John H Gully
Incorporator

BIG TEN FARMERS ASSOCIATION (AAL)

John Gully
Manager

Safelite Glass Corp
Whol Auto Parts/Supplies Auto Glass Replacement

4528 Williamson Rd NW, Roanoke, VA 24012

John Gully
Superintendent

Egg Harbor City Public School District
Elementary/Secondary School Administrative Educational Programs

527 Philadelphia Ave, Egg Harbor, NJ 08215
609-965-1034

Publications

Us Patents

Brush Actuator For Homopolar Generator

US Patent:

4459504, Jul 10, 1984

Filed:

May 26, 1982

Appl. No.:

6/381925

Inventors:

William F. Weldon - Austin TX
John H. Gully - Austin TX
Kurth P. Bousman - Austin TX

Assignee:

Board of Regents, University of Texas System - Austin TX

International Classification:

H02K 1300

US Classification:

310243

Abstract:

A homopolar generator having a rotor with a slip ring surface utilizes an inflatable diaphragm to force the current-collecting brushes into contact with the rotor slip ring. The diaphragm is molded around a metal core. An opening in the metal core directs pressurized gas into a diaphragm cavity to expand the diaphragm against the back of the brush.

Method Of Constructing A Rotor Assembly For Homopolar Generator

US Patent:

4858304, Aug 22, 1989

Filed:

Oct 14, 1988

Appl. No.:

7/247046

Inventors:

William F. Weldon - Austin TX
John H. Gully - Austin TX
Mark A. Pichot - Austin TX

Assignee:

Board of Regents, The University of Texas System - Austin TX

International Classification:

H02K 1502

US Classification:

29598

Abstract:

A homopolar generator (HPG) having the stator and an inner brush mechanism housed within the machine support structure utilizes a rotor separated into halves electrically insulated from each other, so as to fit around the stator and brush mechanism. A shaft is mounted in the support structure to carry the rotor. A first rotor half is thermally shrunk-fit onto the shaft, and the second rotor half is hydraulically expansion fit thereon. To hydraulically fit the second rotor on the shaft, a shaft is provided having a downward taper from its midpoint toward one end. The shaft also has a circumferential groove and a port therethrough from the end of the taper for communicating high pressure oil from an external pump to the shaft-rotor interface. High-pressure seals on each side of the groove prevent leakage. The application of high-pressure oil expands the bore in the rotor half and shrinks the shaft diameter.

Reinforced Composite Flywheels And Shafts

US Patent:

5285699, Feb 15, 1994

Filed:

Feb 21, 1992

Appl. No.:

7/840737

Inventors:

W. Alan Walls - Austin TX
Elvin Estes - Austin TX
Steve M. Manifold - Austin TX
Michael L. Spann - Austin TX
John H. Gully - Austin TX

Assignee:

Board of Regents, University of Texas System - Austin TX

International Classification:

G05G 110
F16F 1522

US Classification:

74572

Abstract:

The maximum safe operating speed or flywheels and shafts made of low tensile strength material is often determined by the speed at which radial tensile stress exceeds a radial tensile stress limit for the material. Circumferentially wound fiber composite material, for example, has a relatively low tensile strength along the radial direction perpendicular to the fibers. To increase the maximum safe operating speed, it is therefore desirable to form a fiber composite flywheel or shaft with radial compressive prestress. Such a prestressed flywheel or shaft has an outer annulus and an inner cylinder disposed in the outer annulus, and an annular layer of solidified bonding agent within an annular region between the outer annulus and the inner cylinder, wherein the outer annulus and the inner cylinder include substantial radial prestress induced by the bonding agent. The rim portion of a flywheel, for example, is formed from an outer ring (the annulus) and an inner ring (the cylinder, which is hollow in this case). Large, thick flywheels preferably have multiple cylindrical sections joined by such layers of bonding agent, and a plurality of the cylindrical sections each including an outer layer of relatively stiff fiber-composite material, and an inner layer of relatively compliant fiber-composite material within an integral matrix material.

Brush Mechanism For A Homopolar Generator

US Patent:

4562368, Dec 31, 1985

Filed:

May 26, 1982

Appl. No.:

6/381926

Inventors:

William F. Weldon - Austin TX
John H. Gully - Austin TX
William A. Walls - Austin TX

Assignee:

Board of Regents - Austin TX

International Classification:

H02K 3100

US Classification:

310178

Abstract:

A homopolar generator includes a stator producing a magnetic field and a rotor which rotates in the stator magnetic field to generate electrical discharge current. The current is available from a slip ring surface defined on the rotor, and a plurality of brush mechanisms are provided to collect and transfer the discharge current from the rotor slip ring. Each brush mechanism includes a brush pad for contacting the rotor slip ring. The brush pad is attached to one end of a laminated trailing arm brush strap. A brush actuator forces the brush pad into contact with the rotor slip ring against the yieldable brush lifting force of the brush strap. To compensate for the reaction between adjacent brush straps due to the magnetic fields set up by the discharge current being transferred by each, a conductor strap is electrically connected to the end of the brush strap opposite the attached brush. The conductor strap receives current from the brush strap and directs it oppositely to the direction of the current in the brush strap.

Homopolar Generator Power Supply System

US Patent:

4544874, Oct 1, 1985

Filed:

May 26, 1982

Appl. No.:

6/381927

Inventors:

William F. Weldon - Austin TX
John H. Gully - Austin TX

Assignee:

The Board of Regents, The University of Texas - Austin TX

International Classification:

H02K 3100
H02P 900

US Classification:

322 10

Abstract:

A high-energy, high-current homopolar generator pulsed power supply system that is compact and field portable. The power supply system includes a hompolar generator (HPG), an auxiliary supply and drive system, both mounted on a skid frame, and a control system coupled to the HPG and drive system. The homopolar generator has a split rotor with insulation between the halves and a recess in the periphery. A stator ring and field coil, for producing a magnetic field through which the rotor halves make two simultaneous voltage-generating passes, are disposed within the recess in the rotor. Air-actuated brush mechanisms inside and outside the recess contact surfaces of the rotor and collect discharge current. The auxiliary supply and drive system includes a motoring system comprising hydraulic motors for driving the HPG to speed, a bearing lubrication system, a generator for energizing the field coil, and a brush actuator air supply system, all of which are driven by a prime mover. The control system comprises a logic controller for executing a prescribed sequence of steps including turning on the prime mover, initiating motoring of the HPG, energizing the field coil, and initiating the discharge of electrical current.

Rotor Assembly For Homopolar Generator

US Patent:

4800311, Jan 24, 1989

Filed:

Jul 2, 1985

Appl. No.:

6/751459

Inventors:

William F. Weldon - Austin TX
John H. Gully - Austin TX
Mark A. Pichot - Austin TX

Assignee:

Board of Regents - Austin TX

International Classification:

H02K 3102
H02K 128

US Classification:

310178

Abstract:

A homoplanar generator (HPG) having the stator and an inner brush mechanism housed within the machine support structure utilizes a rotor separated into halves electrically insulated from each other, so as to fit around the stator and brush mechanism. A shaft is mounted in the support structure to carry the rotor. A first rotor half is thermally shrunk-fit onto the shaft, and the second rotor half is hydraulically expansion fit thereon. To hydraulically fit the second rotor on the shaft, a shaft is provided having a downward taper from its midpoint toward one end. The shaft also has a circumferential groove and a port therethrough from the end of the taper, for communicating high pressure oil from an external pump to the shaft-rotor interface. High-pressure seals on each side of the groove prevent leakage. The application of high-pressure oil expands the bore in the rotor half and shrinks the shaft diameter.

High Performance Electromagnetic Railgun Launcher

US Patent:

4884489, Dec 5, 1989

Filed:

Apr 22, 1987

Appl. No.:

7/041183

Inventors:

Raymond C. Zowarka - Austin TX
Damon A. Weeks - Austin TX
William F. Weldon - Austin TX
John H. Gully - Austin TX
Jim L. Upshaw - Austin TX
Mike L. Spann - Austin TX
Dennis R. Peterson - Austin TX

Assignee:

Board of Regents University of Texas System - Austin TX

International Classification:

F41F 102

US Classification:

89 8

Abstract:

A railgun operates at high pressure (up to 350 MPa) without structural damage and is readily disassembled for inspection, maintenance and component testing. A rail assembly is pressed into a hoop-wound epoxy fiberglass containment tube and clamped within a steel compression frame. The geometry of the rail assembly permits rail movement without insulator intrusion and achieves bore sealing during rail movement at maximum pressure. The rail assembly also has replaceable insulator inserts which are isolated from rail re-bound shock. Fused quartz insulator inserts provide the best results. A flash tube is provided at the gun muzzle to suppress precursor discharge and commutate precursor current back to the armature. To realize increased velocity without sacrificing in-bore projectile stability, a cut-corner projectile is used having a L/D ratio as small as 0. 65 which reduces the mass by about 11%.

Methods For Making Reinforced Composite Flywheels And Shafts

US Patent:

4996016, Feb 26, 1991

Filed:

Dec 7, 1988

Appl. No.:

7/281188

Inventors:

W. Alan Walls - Austin TX
Elvin Estes - Austin TX
Steve M. Manifold - Austin TX
Michael L. Spann - Austin TX
John H. Gully - Austin TX

Assignee:

Board of Regents University of Texas System - Austin TX

International Classification:

B29C 4320
B29C 4336
B32B 3106

US Classification:

264229

Abstract:

The maximum safe operating speed of flywheels and shafts made of low tensile strength material is often determined by the speed at which radial tensile stress exceeds a radial tensile stress limit for the material. Circumferentially wound fiber composite material, for example, has a relatively low tensile strength along the radial direction perpendicular to the fibers. To increase the maximum safe operating speed, it is therefore desirable to form a fiber composite flywheel or shaft with radial compressive prestress. Such a prestressed flywheel or shaft is made by placing a cylinder within a fiber composite annulus, injecting a bonding agent under pressure into the interface between the annulus and the cylinder, and maintaining the bonding agent under pressure while the bonding agent solidifies. Preferably, the cylinder and annulus are aligned in a concentric relationship during solidification by a chamber into which the cylinder and annulus are placed. The rim portion of a flywheel, for example, is formed from an outer ring (the annulus) and an inner ring (the cylinder, which is hollow in this case).

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Previous addresses associated with John Gully include: 45065 Robertson Rd, Robert, LA 70455; 5954 Woodbine St Apt 1E, Ridgewood, NY 11385; 3616 Mississippi St Apt 3618, San Diego, CA 92104; 827 Blackmore Pl, Bozeman, MT 59715; 2 Dartmouth St, Troy, NY 12180. Remember that this information might not be complete or up-to-date.

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John Gully is 91 years old.

Name Variants	Johnn Gully	Jon Gully	Jack Gully
Ages	34 to 93
Phones	704-254-3330	619-822-3019	718-748-1163
Addresses	9104 Valley Brook Ct, Waxhaw, NC 28173	45065 Robertson Rd, Robert, LA 70455	5954 Woodbine St Apt 1E, Ridgewood, NY 11385
Business records	Cardiovascular Anesthesia Technician / Scripps Mercy San Diego	Market Representative For the Slalom Talent Manage... / Slalom Consulting	Aviation Specialist and Meteorologist / Baseops

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Operations Manager

John Gully

Cardiovascular Anesthesia Technician At Scripps Mercy San Diego

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John Gully

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Business Records

Publications

Us Patents

Brush Actuator For Homopolar Generator

Method Of Constructing A Rotor Assembly For Homopolar Generator

Reinforced Composite Flywheels And Shafts

Brush Mechanism For A Homopolar Generator

Homopolar Generator Power Supply System

Rotor Assembly For Homopolar Generator

High Performance Electromagnetic Railgun Launcher

Methods For Making Reinforced Composite Flywheels And Shafts

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