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Chester M Ryan, 623 Mary Jo Ln, Derry, NH 03038

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3 Mary Jo Ln, Derry, NH 03038    603-4376798    603-8188437    603-9654014   

482 Haverhill St, Lawrence, MA 01841    978-7942018   

Merrimack, NH   

Methuen, MA   

Myrtle Beach, SC   

3 Mary Jo Ln, Derry, NH 03038    603-5482206   

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Production Supervisor

Location:
Derry, NH
Industry:
Paper & Forest Products
Work:
Rodney Hunt Company
Production Supervisor
Prysmian Group
Production Supervisor
Skills:
Six Sigma, 5S, Product Development, Kaizen, Lean Manufacturing, Manufacturing, Continuous Improvement, Process Improvement, Root Cause Analysis
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Chester Ryan

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United States
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Telescopic Manhole And Storm Drain Installation

US Patent:
5095667, Mar 17, 1992
Filed:
Nov 13, 1990
Appl. No.:
7/611849
Inventors:
Chester Ryan - Litchfield NH
John Morina - Manchester NH
International Classification:
E02D 2914
US Classification:
52 20
Abstract:
A telescopic manhole or storm drain installation includes a riser assembly provided with an upper section and adjacent lower section the former of which comprises a side wall defining an inverted frustoconical configuration while the latter provides a vertically disposed member having external threads cooperating with a stationary threaded collar. To prepare for resurfacing of a roadway or the like, no excavation about the riser is required prior to its elevation by use of a tool which engages mating receptors located within the interior of the riser. Rotation of the tool rotates the riser assembly within the threads of the collar until the new, elevated plane is achieved. The effort required to displace the riser is minimial due to the movement of its outer surface away from any grouting or roadway base previously abutting the riser. Risers with non-circular upper sections and lids are accommodated by forming the riser of separate upper and lower sections having a sliding joint structure therebetween. Synthetic polymeric materials are proposed for both the risers and lids having a somewhat similar external configuration but employing lids provided with a body of substantial height and formed with a dome-shaped bottom surface such that vertical compressive forces are transmitted radially thereby and conveyed to the surrounding riser side wall.

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