Duane C Balch from 4717 Cottage Ln, Roseville, CA 95747, age 95, Phone: (916)4744473

Resumes

Program Manager At Us Army Corps Of Engineers

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Position:

Program Manager - PPMD-Sacramento District at US Army Corps of Engineers

Location:

Sacramento, California Area

Industry:

Military

Work:

US Army Corps of Engineers - Sacramento, CA since Aug 2002
Program Manager - PPMD-Sacramento District
Tetra Tech EM Inc. - Sacramento, CA Aug 1991 - Aug 2002
Senior Project Manager
IBS AB - Folsom, CA Dec 1997 - Jul 2001
Implementation Project Manager
Dames & Moore - Los Angeles & Sacramento, CA Jan 1988 - Aug 1991
Project Manager
Sunoco - Valencia, CA & Houston,TX May 1978 - Jan 1988
District Geology Manager

Education:

San Diego State University-California State University 1976 - 1978
Masters, Geology University of California, Davis 1973 - 1975
1975, Geology

Independent Design Professional

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Location:

Sacramento und Umgebung, Kalifornien

Industry:

Design

Duane Balch

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Name / Title

Company / Classification

Phones & Addresses

Duane C. Balch
Principal

Duane C Balch Co
Business Services at Non-Commercial Site

509 Striped Moss St, Roseville, CA 95678

Duane C. Balch
President

PREAMBLE INCORPORATED

4335 Norwalk Cir, Mather, CA 95655

Us Patents

Bidirectional Swinging Screen Door And Frame Assembly
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US Patent:

6659155, Dec 9, 2003
Filed:

Apr 5, 2002
Appl. No.:

10/118520
Inventors:

Michael A. Mlenek - Folsom CA
Patrick L. Mlenek - Folsom CA
Duane C. Balch - Tracy CA
Denis R. Niemeyer - Granite Bay CA
Assignee:

Freedom Door Company, Inc. - Reno NV
International Classification:

E06B 901
US Classification:

160117, 160369, 49236
Abstract:

A swinging screen door and associated frame are provided for coupling to a doorway of a structure such as a house. Hinges are provided which pivotably connect the doors to the frame in a fashion allowing the doors to pivot inward through the doorway and outward away from the doorway. The hinge includes a knuckle joint between the frame and a bottom of each door. A knuckle and recess of the knuckle joint are provided with a complemental form to cause the knuckle joint to bias the door toward a closed position. A ramp and wing combination in the knuckle joint cause the door to be elevated when moved away from the closed position so that the door can more easily clear obstacles on the floor adjacent the doorway. A recoil joint axially aligned with the knuckle joint holds a top of the door relative to the frame.

Cross Pendant
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US Patent:

D525163, Jul 18, 2006
Filed:

Feb 14, 2005
Appl. No.:

29/223326
Inventors:

Duane C. Balch - Mather CA, US
International Classification:

1103
US Classification:

D11 86

Combustion Initiator
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US Patent:

20090011379, Jan 8, 2009
Filed:

Jul 5, 2007
Appl. No.:

11/825596
Inventors:

Duane C. Balch - Mather CA, US
Thomas A. Lovejoy - Elk Grove CA, US
Denis R. Niemeyer - Granite Bay CA, US
International Classification:

F23Q 1/02
US Classification:

431270
Abstract:

The combustion initiator of this invention preferably includes at least two separate combustible chemical constituents including a fuel cell and an ignition pellet. An igniter has a third combustible material thereon which can be manually caused to move and bring the combustible material into contact with the ignition pellet. The combustible material and ignition pellet are highly reactive with one another so that such contact therebetween causes the ignition pellet to commence combustion. The ignition pellet is adjacent the fuel cell and combusts with sufficient temperature to cause the fuel cell to commence combustion. The fuel cell and ignition pellet are preferably contained within an enclosure which protects the igniter from being manipulated unless the enclosure is first opened. The fuel cell material burns hot enough and long enough to cause combustion of surrounding fuels, such as wood.