Michael John Boehk from 1300 John R Rd, Rochester, MI 48307, age 56, Phone: 248 453-5368

Resumes

Owner

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Location:

Rochester, MI

Industry:

Commercial Real Estate

Work:

Concept Unlimited, Inc. since Apr 2011
Vice President of Sales
mb design management, llc Nov 2010 - Apr 2011
Owner
Global Facilities Management, LLC Sep 2009 - Nov 2010
Project Manager
Federal Realty Investment Trust Nov 1989 - Apr 2009
Senior Director - Architectural Services

Education:

The Catholic University of America 1965 - 1970
Bach. of Architecture, Architecture

Skills:

Shopping Centers
Management
Real Estate Development
Construction Management
Project Management
Mixed Use
Commercial Real Estate
Sustainable Design
Renovation
Real Estate
Construction

Us Patents

Attaching A Component To An Internal Surface Of A Tank Formed Of Polymer
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US Patent:

7829819, Nov 9, 2010
Filed:

Feb 8, 2007
Appl. No.:

11/704643
Inventors:

Joseph DeMaria - New Hudson MI, US
Stanley Lank - Livonia MI, US
James Potter - Livonia MI, US
Mark W. Plansinis - Dearborn Heights MI, US
Mark A. Harris - Dexter MI, US
Michael J. Boehk - Canton MI, US
Assignee:

Automotive Components Holdings, LLC - Dearborn MI
International Classification:

B23K 9/00
B65D 25/24
F16L 9/00
F16K 24/00
US Classification:

219122, 220632, 220562, 138109, 138110, 138112, 138121, 138137, 137587
Abstract:

A method for securing a component to a tank includes forming the tank having a wall of multiple layers of polymer material with an opening in the wall, outer layers of polymer, and an inner layer of polymer having an inner surface whose color is dark relative to a natural color of the outer layers. The component is formed with a mounting surface of polymer. The tube wall opening is used to install the component in the tank such that the mounting surface contacts the inner surface. Energy is transmitted onto an area of a surface of the tank wall where the mounting surface contacts the inner surface. The transmitted energy is use to produce a weld between the mounting surface and the tank wall.

Method For Molding And Sealing A Hollow Plastic Tank
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US Patent:

20080191393, Aug 14, 2008
Filed:

Feb 8, 2007
Appl. No.:

11/704642
Inventors:

Mark A. Harris - Dexter MI, US
Mark W. Plansinis - Dearborn Heights MI, US
Michael J. Boehk - Canton MI, US
James Potter - Livonia MI, US
Richard Kahler - Taylor MI, US
Joseph DeMaria - New Hudson MI, US
Richard Knaggs - Fort Wayne IN, US
International Classification:

B29C 45/16
US Classification:

264512
Abstract:

A method for manufacturing a hollow parison includes forming a parison having a wail of multiple layers of polymer including a barrier layer, and open ends, each end having an end surface extending around the periphery of the respective end. A mold is formed having a first section and a second section facing the first section, the mold forming a cavity between the two mold sections when the mold is closed, and defining surfaces to which the parison conforms when the mold is closed. The mold sections are closed on the parison such that in the mold at each end of the parison a first portion of each end surface is compressed against a second portion of the respective end surface. The mold sections are further closed on the parison such the barrier layer of the first portion and second portion of the end surface at each parison end are joined and welded mutually along a seal line. Then the mold is opened and a hollow, formed tank is removed from the mold.

Method For Molding And Sealing A Hollow Plastic Tank
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US Patent:

20110163483, Jul 7, 2011
Filed:

Mar 16, 2011
Appl. No.:

13/049150
Inventors:

Mark A. Harris - Dexter MI, US
Mark W. Plansinis - Dearborn Heights MI, US
Michael J. Boehk - Canton MI, US
James Potter - Livonia MI, US
Joseph DeMaria - New Hudson MI, US
Richard Kahler - Taylor MI, US
Richard Knaggs - Fort Wayne IN, US
Assignee:

AUTOMOTIVE COMPONENTS HOLDINGS, LLC - Dearborn MI
International Classification:

B29C 49/22
US Classification:

264512
Abstract:

A method for manufacturing a hollow parison includes forming a parison having a wall of multiple layers of polymer including a barrier layer, and open ends, each end having an end surface extending around the periphery of the respective end. A mold is formed having a first section and a second section facing the first section, the mold forming a cavity between the two mold sections when the mold is closed, and defining surfaces to which the parison conforms when the mold is closed. The mold sections are closed on the parison such that in the mold at each end of the parison a first portion of each end surface is compressed against a second portion of the respective end surface. The mold sections are further closed on the parison such the barrier layer of the first portion and second portion of the end surface at each parison end are joined and welded mutually along a seal line. Then the mold is opened and a hollow, formed tank is removed from the mold.

Fuel Tank Filler Pipe
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US Patent:

57525536, May 19, 1998
Filed:

Nov 13, 1996
Appl. No.:

8/748080
Inventors:

Daniel John Kmiecik - Dearborn Heights MI
Ronnie E. Smith - Ypsilanti MI
Daniel P. Forbes - Belleville MI
Michael John Boehk - Ypsilanti MI
Assignee:

Ford Motor Company - Dearborn MI
International Classification:

B65B 104
US Classification:

141286
Abstract:

A fuel filler pipe for a fuel filler system of an automotive vehicle includes a generally helical directional control surface disposed within the fuel filler pipe and extending along the longitudinal axis thereof. The directional control surface guides fuel flowing through the filler pipe so as to impart a spiral flow to the fuel such that the fuel flows with reduced turbulence and subsequent vapor generation. In addition, the directional control surface restricts backward flow of fuel from the fuel tank through the fuel filler pipe.

Fuel Tank Assembly
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US Patent:

56012055, Feb 11, 1997
Filed:

Apr 1, 1996
Appl. No.:

8/617725
Inventors:

Alan R. Prechtel - Pulheim-Brauweiler, DE
Michael J. Boehk - Ypsilanti MI
Daniel J. Kmiecik - Dearborn Heights MI
Danny P. Forbes - Belleville MI
Assignee:

Ford Motor Company - Dearborn MI
International Classification:

B65D 4528
US Classification:

220562
Abstract:

A fuel tank assembly is provided. The fuel tank assembly includes a plastic fuel tank having a wall defining an outer surface and an interior volume for storing fuel therein. A portion of the fuel tank wall further defines a generally cylindrical opening therethrough. The fuel tank assembly also includes an instrument having a generally cylindrical piece extending through the opening in the fuel tank wall such that the instrument communicates with the interior volume of the fuel tank. A retainer assembly is attached to the outer surface of the fuel tank wall for releasably securing the instrument to the fuel tank. The retainer assembly includes a plastic ring-like member having a generally cylindrical inner wall disposed around the generally cylindrical piece of the instrument, the inner wall defining a circumferentially extending sealing surface. The retainer assembly also includes a reinforcing member carried within the ring-like member adjacent to and generally concentric with the sealing surface. A sealing member is interposed between the generally cylindrical piece of the instrument and the sealing surface of the retainer assembly.