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William E Gavigan, 532749 Woodview Dr, Hatfield, PA 19440

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William Ernest Gavigan William M Gavigan William E Gavigon
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2749 Woodview Dr, Hatfield, PA 19440   

257 Summit St, Souderton, PA 18964   

Lansdale, PA   

109 Deer Run Rd, Perkasie, PA 18944   

Doylestown, PA   

Millersville, PA   

Pottstown, PA   

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Location:
2749 Woodview Dr, Hatfield, PA 19440
Industry:
Gambling & Casinos
Work:
Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board
Investigator Pa State Police Bureau of Liquor Control Enforcement Jan 1998 - Jan 2006
Liquor Enforcement Officer, Supervisor
Education:
Millersville University of Pennsylvania 1993 - 1995
Bachelors, Psychology
Skills:
Investigation, Private Investigations, Internal Investigations, Criminal Investigations, Surveillance, Fraud, Casino, Security Management, Interrogation, Criminal Justice, Police, Investigative Reporting, Enforcement, Background Checks, Interviews, Physical Security
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Process For Producing Crack-Free Nitride-Hardened Surface On Titanium By Laser Beams

US Patent:
5290368, Mar 1, 1994
Filed:
Feb 28, 1992
Appl. No.:
7/843691
Inventors:
William J. Gavigan - Nazareth PA
Craig L. Snyder - Glen Gardner NJ
Frank J. Tufano - Skillman NJ
Ronald S. Miller - Tatamy PA
Assignee:
Ingersoll-Rand Company - Woodcliff Lake NJ
International Classification:
C22C 1400
US Classification:
148212
Abstract:
A process for producing a crack-free, laser nitride-hardened layer on a titanium substrate, the process including preheating the substrate, melting a small area of substrate with a laser, and shrouding the melted area with a gas mixture having a maximum critical amount of nitrogen not greater than 85%. A crack-free pump shaft so hardened to Rockwell 52 C is produced.

Shaft Of Laser Nitride-Hardened Surface On Titanium

US Patent:
5330587, Jul 19, 1994
Filed:
Apr 1, 1993
Appl. No.:
8/041078
Inventors:
William J. Gavigan - Nazareth PA
Craig L. Snyder - Glen Gardner NJ
Frank J. Tufano - Skillman NJ
Ronald S. Miller - Tatamy PA
Assignee:
Ingersoll-Rand Company - Woodcliff Lake NJ
International Classification:
C22C 1400
US Classification:
148212
Abstract:
A process for producing a crack-free, laser nitride-hardened layer on a titanium substrate, the process including preheating the substrate, melting a small area of substrate with a laser, and shrouding the melted area with a gas mixture having a maximum critical amount of nitrogen not greater than 85%. A crack-free pump shaft so hardened to Rockwell 52 C is produced.

Method For Laser Heating A Surface Formed By A Circular Bore Extending Through A Workpiece

US Patent:
5719376, Feb 17, 1998
Filed:
Nov 18, 1996
Appl. No.:
8/751490
Inventors:
Craig L. Snyder - Glen Gardner NJ
William J. Gavigan - Nazareth PA
Frank J. Tufano - Wilmington NC
James T. Shandersky - Milan PA
Assignee:
Ingersoll-Rand Company - Woodcliff Lake NJ
International Classification:
B23K 2600
US Classification:
21912185
Abstract:
A a method for laser heating a surface formed by a circular bore extending in a workpiece along a longitudinal bore axis includes providing a holder for holding a workpiece; directing a laser beam into the workpiece bore; and providing a mirror in the workpiece bore for directing the laser beam against a portion of the surface to be heated. The workpiece is cooled adjacent the portion of the surface to be heated by the workpiece holder. The workpiece and mirror are moved relative to each other longitudinally back and forth along the workpiece bore axis and rotatably about the workpiece bore axis, to produce a preselected pattern of heated area on the workpiece bore surface.

Laser Device For Heating A Surface Formed By A Small Diameter Bore In A Workpiece

US Patent:
5719373, Feb 17, 1998
Filed:
Nov 18, 1996
Appl. No.:
8/748737
Inventors:
Craig L. Snyder - Glen Gardner NJ
William J. Gavigan - Nazareth PA
Frank J. Tufano - Wilmington NC
James T. Shandersky - Milan PA
Assignee:
Ingersoll-Rand Company - Woodcliff Lake NJ
International Classification:
B23K 2600
US Classification:
21912165
Abstract:
A device for laser heating the surface of a small diameter bore in a workpiece includes a workpiece holder, optics for focusing a laser beam and introducing the laser beam into a bore and directing the beam against the bore surface. The workpiece holder and workpiece are movable longitudinally and rotationally with respect to the optics in the bore, to permit the laser beam to move along the bore. A first fluid cooling circuit cools the workpiece holder and workpiece, a second fluid cooling circuit cools the optics in the bore. Shielding gas is introduced into the bore to shield the bore surface being heated.

Workpiece Having A Laser Heat-Treated Surface Formed By A Small Diameter Bore Extending In Workpiece

US Patent:
5827588, Oct 27, 1998
Filed:
Nov 18, 1996
Appl. No.:
8/751492
Inventors:
Craig L. Snyder - Glen Gardner NJ
William J. Gavigan - Nazareth PA
Frank J. Tufano - Wilmington NC
James T. Shandersky - Milan PA
Assignee:
Ingersoll-Rand Company - Woodcliff Lake NJ
International Classification:
B29D 2200
US Classification:
428 369
Abstract:
A workpiece has a surface formed by a circular bore extending in the workpiece body along a bore axis. The bore surface includes a heat-affected zone pattern thereon, produced with a laser light beam. The heat-affected zone pattern can be a variety of patterns including a single helix, overlapping helixes a single annular ring and a plurality of annular rings. The heat-affected zones can have a variety of widths, as measured in relation to the longitudinal bore axis.

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Daniel J Gavigan  Donald J Gavigan  James J Gavigan  Joey Gavigan  John E Gavigan  Kenny E Gavigan  Kerry M Gavigan  William V Johnson  William D Stamps  William N Stanberry 

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