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William J Broghammer

from Anamosa, IA
Age ~51
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Also known as:
William Joseph Broghammer, William E Broghammer, Bill J Broghammer, William Broughammer
Phone and address:
9157 Forest Chapel Rd, Fairview, IA 52205
(319) 462-6911
Related to:
Jill N Broghammer, 31Cheri L Broghammer, 51James L Broghammer, 93Anna M Broghammer, 92
Connected to:
Nathan T Broghammer, 41Paula E Broghammer, 58Lee A Brogie, 66Timothy J Brogla, 60Daniel R Brogle, 66Kyle B Brogle, 33James R Broglen, 38Lewis E Broglen, 95William J Brogley, 76Carrie A Brogli, 62

William Broghammer Phones & Addresses

  • 9157 Forest Chapel Rd, Anamosa, IA 52205 (319) 462-6911
  • 3314 King Dr SW, Cedar Rapids, IA 52404 (319) 390-9086
  • 1021 Top O Hollow Rd, Ames, IA 50010
  • Manchester, IA

Work

Company: Schneider electric May 2018 Position: Quality manager

Education

Degree: Master of Business Administration, Masters School / High School: The University of Iowa Tippie College of Business 2002 to 2004

Skills

Project Management • Mechanical Product Design • Product Safety • Patents • Technical Staff Management • Budget Process

Industries

Electrical/Electronic Manufacturing

Resumes

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Quality Manager

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Location:
Manchester, IA
Industry:
Electrical/Electronic Manufacturing
Work:
Schneider Electric
Quality Manager
Schneider Electric May 2016 - Apr 2018
Director Customer Satisfaction
Schneider Electric Feb 2007 - Apr 2016
Engineering Manager
Schneider Electric May 1996 - Feb 2007
Senior Electromechanical Engineer
Education:
The University of Iowa Tippie College of Business 2002 - 2004
Master of Business Administration, Masters Iowa State University 1993 - 1996
Bachelors, Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering Loras College 1991 - 1993
West Delaware High School
Skills:
Project Management
Mechanical Product Design
Product Safety
Patents
Technical Staff Management
Budget Process

Business Records

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Company / Classification
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William Broghammer
Principal
Cheris Daycare
Child Day Care Services
3314 King Dr SW, Cedar Rapids, IA 52404

Publications

Us Patents

Adjustable Armature Assembly For A Circuit Breaker And Method Of Using Same

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US Patent:
6396373, May 28, 2002
Filed:
Dec 29, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/752812
Inventors:
Holly S. Gerdes - Cedar Rapids IA
William J. Broghammer - Cedar Rapids IA
Assignee:
Square D Company - Palatine IL
International Classification:
H01H 900
US Classification:
335176, 335 42
Abstract:
The present invention provides an armature assembly for adjusting the magnetic calibration of a tripping mechanism in a circuit breaker includes a bracket having a channel defined by a pair of legs and a bight with opposing sides. A first tab and a second tab are fixedly connected to opposing sides of the bight. The first and second tabs are positioned parallel to one another and perpendicular to the opposing sides of the bight. The first and second tabs have a respective first and second hole that are threaded. A first pin rotatably connects to the tripping mechanism within the interior of the circuit breaker. The first pin is affixed across the legs of the channel. An adjustment screw has an elongated body with a top portion on one end and at the opposing end a bottom portion. The adjustment screw has a plurality of screw threads defining an exterior side wall of the elongated body along the bottom portion. The plurality of screw threads configured to releasably engage the threaded fastener component.

Anti-Twist Insert For Circuit Breaker Handler Accessory

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US Patent:
6703572, Mar 9, 2004
Filed:
Oct 25, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/280337
Inventors:
William J. Broghammer - Cedar Rapids IA
Assignee:
Square D Company - Palatine IL
International Classification:
H01H 928
US Classification:
200 4314, 200 4311, 200 4315, 200 4319, 200 4321
Abstract:
A switch-lock assembly for securing a circuit breaker in one of a plurality of circuit breaker positions, comprising a switch-lock attachment and an anti-twist insert. The switch-lock attachment includes a spring member adapted to engage a retaining area of the circuit breaker, a support member adapted to accommodate the spring member, and a locking member connected with the support member via the spring member. The insert includes a securing end adapted to engage a first area of the circuit breaker for limiting the movement of the insert relative to the circuit breaker, and an interface area adapted to engage the switch-lock attachment for limiting the movement of the switch-lock attachment relative to the insert.

Double Bus Bar Load Center

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US Patent:
7580247, Aug 25, 2009
Filed:
Apr 10, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/100963
Inventors:
Dave Pearson - Palo IA, US
William J. Broghammer - Cedar Rapids IA, US
International Classification:
H02B 1/20
H02B 5/00
US Classification:
361624, 361611, 361622, 361627, 361634, 361636, 174 682, 174149 B, 218 43
Abstract:
A load center system includes a primary bus bar with primary stabs for receiving a first type of circuit breaker, the primary stab extending from a primary base portion of the primary bus bar. A secondary bus bar with a secondary base portion and secondary stabs is coupled to the primary bus bar in a generally overlapping position, for receiving a second type of circuit breaker. Both the primary and secondary bus bars can be formed from stamping. By utilizing bus bars with base portions, the primary and secondary bus bars together provide for ease of assembly, and structural integrity, while allowing either of the first type of circuit breaker and the second type of circuit breaker to be coupled to the load center.

Circuit Breaker Having Reduced Auxiliary Trip Requirements

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US Patent:
7999641, Aug 16, 2011
Filed:
Dec 18, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/338172
Inventors:
William J. Broghammer - Cedar Rapids IA, US
Cameron L. Woodson - Cedar Rapids IA, US
International Classification:
H01H 81/00
H01H 83/00
H01H 75/12
H01H 77/00
H01H 75/00
US Classification:
335 35, 335 6, 335 8, 335 9, 335 10, 335 21, 335 22, 335 23, 335 36, 335145, 335172
Abstract:
A bimetal in a circuit breaker can deflect in a first direction or a second direction depending upon conditions. If the bimetal deflects in the second direction it can increase the force necessary to operate a trip mechanism of the circuit breaker. A yoke stop helps to control bimetal deflection forces and thus, the amount of force necessary to operate the trip mechanism. This allows better control, size, and selection of operating parts for the circuit breaker.

Circuit Breaker With Improved Tie-Down Accessory

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US Patent:
8284542, Oct 9, 2012
Filed:
Mar 9, 2010
Appl. No.:
12/719922
Inventors:
Randy L. Siebels - Cedar Rapids IA, US
William J. Broghammer - Cedar Rapids IA, US
Assignee:
Schneider Electric USA, Inc. - Palatine IL
International Classification:
H02B 1/04
H02B 1/20
H02B 1/01
H02B 1/015
US Classification:
361634, 361673, 361652, 361656, 361627
Abstract:
Electrical circuit breakers in an electrical panelboard are equipped with tie-down devices to secure the circuit breakers to the panelboard. Each circuit breaker includes a standard housing or case having a raised portion that forms a pair of end walls and a slot at the base of each of the end walls. The panelboard includes mounts for attaching the tie-down devices to the panelboard. Each tie-down device includes (1) a breaker-attachment portion adapted to be mounted on the circuit breaker housing around the raised portion and having a pair of mounting hooks adapted to fit into the slots for attaching the tie-down device to the circuit breaker housing, and (2) a panelboard attachment portion extending beyond the circuit breaker housing for attachment to the panelboard mount.

Circuit Breaker With Controlled Exhaust

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US Patent:
8519287, Aug 27, 2013
Filed:
Nov 15, 2010
Appl. No.:
12/946209
Inventors:
Rodney D. Raabe - Swisher IA, US
David W. Barenz - Solon IA, US
William J. Broghammer - Cedar Rapids IA, US
Assignee:
Schneider Electric USA, Inc. - Palatine IL
International Classification:
H01H 9/02
H01H 19/04
H01H 13/04
H01H 21/04
US Classification:
200306, 218157
Abstract:
A circuit breaker assembly includes a housing, a trip mechanism, a vent channel, and a chamber. The trip mechanism is positioned within the housing can causes a movable contact to separate from a second contact in response to detection by the circuit breaker assembly of an electrical fault. The vent channel is formed in the housing and positioned to exhaust gas and debris produced as the movable contact separates from the second contact during the electrical fault to an aperture in the housing. The chamber has a chamber housing coupled to the housing adjacent the aperture such that the chamber receives the gas and debris exiting the aperture.

Circuit Breaker Identification Accessory

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US Patent:
20130264180, Oct 10, 2013
Filed:
Apr 5, 2012
Appl. No.:
13/440079
Inventors:
William J. Broghammer - Anamosa IA, US
Assignee:
Schneider Electric USA, Inc. - Palatine IL
International Classification:
H01H 71/06
US Classification:
200308
Abstract:
Identification accessories, circuit breaker caps, and labeling kits for labeling electrical switch devices, such as circuit breakers, are presented herein. An identification accessory is disclosed for identifying an electrical switch device in proximity to its operating mechanism. The identification accessory includes an accessory shell with a lid having first and second endwalls projecting from the lid.

Circuit Breaker Thermal Load Visual Gauge

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US Patent:
20130328657, Dec 12, 2013
Filed:
Jun 12, 2012
Appl. No.:
13/494457
Inventors:
William Joseph Broghammer - Anamosa IA, US
Chad R. Mittelstadt - Cedar Rapids IA, US
Assignee:
Schneider Electric USA, Inc. - Palatine IL
International Classification:
H01H 71/04
US Classification:
337 79
Abstract:
A thermal gauge for circuit breaker useful for indicating operating conditions, such as in a miniature circuit breaker, has a thermal transducer thermally connected to the current path of the circuit breaker such that heat transfer causes the transducer to give a visible display of heat, latch engagement, or current draw within the breaker directly through a window in the face of the circuit breaker.
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