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Philip George

Schaeffler Group

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Archive | 2007

Dual clutch pack dual operating clutch and method for adjusting same

Adam Uhler; Philip George; Todd Sturgin; Jeffrey Hemphill; Gabor Izso; Patrick Lindemann

Archive | 2008

Clutch and brake latch mechanism

Mavinkal Jayaram; Philip George

Archive | 2006

Geared torque converter with multi-plate clutches and planetary gearset

George Bailey; Michael R. Davis; Philip George; Jeffrey Hemphill; Patrick Lindemann; David L. Smith; Michael G. Swank

Archive | 2007

Clutch assembly with an oil pump clutch housing and a carrier engaged with a clutch pack outer circumference

Adam Uhler; Philip George; Todd Sturgin; Jeffrey Hemphill

Archive | 2008

Four-passage multifunction torque converter

Adam Uhler; Philip George

Archive | 2005

Vorrichtung zum Wirkverbinden eines Verbrennungsmotors mit einem Getriebe

David Burbank Avins; Philip George; Jeffrey Hemphill; Gabor Izso; Patrick Wooster Lindemann; Marc McGrath; Steven Olsen; Scott Canton Schrader; Todd Shreve Sturgin

Archive | 2009

TRANSMISSION ACTUATION SYSTEM

Trevor McConnell; Jeffrey Hemphill; Philip George

Archive | 2007

Hydraulically actuated double clutch

Philip George; Patrick Lindemann; Adam Uhler

Archive | 2007

One-way clutch with dampening

William Brees; Christopher Shamie; Philip George; Jeffrey Hemphill

Archive | 2014

Locking disconnect clutch

Brian Lee; Carsten Ohr; Philip George

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David L. Smith

Wilford Hall Medical Center

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Michael R. Davis

Wilford Hall Medical Center

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