1936 July 12 second son born to Hugh Perry Barringer and Edna Lenora Coogler Barringer.
His education included a MS and BS in Mechanical Engineering from North Carolina State University. He was a participant in Harvard University's three-week Manufacturing Strategy conference.
In 1960, on December 23, he married Martha Sue Edwards.
In 1961, birth of their son Mathias Nesbit Barringer.
Paul was a licensed Professional Engineer, Texas.
Barringer was a reliability, engineering, and manufacturing consultant with more than fifty years of engineering and manufacturing experience in design, production, quality, maintenance, and reliability of technical products. His experience included both the technical and bottom-line aspects of operating a business with management experience in manufacturing and engineering for an ISO 9001 facility. Industrial experience included the oil and gas services business for high pressure and deep holes, super alloy manufacturing, and isotope separation using ultra high speed rotating devices.
Barringer is the author of training courses:
Reliability Engineering Principles for calculating the life of equipment and predicting the failure
free interval,
Process Reliability for finding the reliability of processes and quantifying production losses, and
Life Cycle Cost for finding the most cost effective alternative from many equipment scenarios using reliability concepts.
He was named as inventor in six U.S.A. Patents and numerous foreign patents. He was a contributor to
The New Weibull Handbook, a reliability text, published by Dr. Robert B. Abernethy.
After battling cancer, Paul Barringer passed away December 21, 2016.
http://www.barringer1.com/Contents.shtml
His education included a MS and BS in Mechanical Engineering from North Carolina State University. He was a participant in Harvard University's three-week Manufacturing Strategy conference.
In 1960, on December 23, he married Martha Sue Edwards.
In 1961, birth of their son Mathias Nesbit Barringer.
Paul was a licensed Professional Engineer, Texas.
Barringer was a reliability, engineering, and manufacturing consultant with more than fifty years of engineering and manufacturing experience in design, production, quality, maintenance, and reliability of technical products. His experience included both the technical and bottom-line aspects of operating a business with management experience in manufacturing and engineering for an ISO 9001 facility. Industrial experience included the oil and gas services business for high pressure and deep holes, super alloy manufacturing, and isotope separation using ultra high speed rotating devices.
Barringer is the author of training courses:
Reliability Engineering Principles for calculating the life of equipment and predicting the failure
free interval,
Process Reliability for finding the reliability of processes and quantifying production losses, and
Life Cycle Cost for finding the most cost effective alternative from many equipment scenarios using reliability concepts.
He was named as inventor in six U.S.A. Patents and numerous foreign patents. He was a contributor to
The New Weibull Handbook, a reliability text, published by Dr. Robert B. Abernethy.
After battling cancer, Paul Barringer passed away December 21, 2016.
http://www.barringer1.com/Contents.shtml
1936 July 12 second son born to Hugh Perry Barringer and Edna Lenora Coogler Barringer.
His education included a MS and BS in Mechanical Engineering from North Carolina State University. He was a participant in Harvard University's three-week Manufacturing Strategy conference.
In 1960, on December 23, he married Martha Sue Edwards.
In 1961, birth of their son Mathias Nesbit Barringer.
Paul was a licensed Professional Engineer, Texas.
Barringer was a reliability, engineering, and manufacturing consultant with more than fifty years of engineering and manufacturing experience in design, production, quality, maintenance, and reliability of technical products. His experience included both the technical and bottom-line aspects of operating a business with management experience in manufacturing and engineering for an ISO 9001 facility. Industrial experience included the oil and gas services business for high pressure and deep holes, super alloy manufacturing, and isotope separation using ultra high speed rotating devices.
Barringer is the author of training courses:
Reliability Engineering Principles for calculating the life of equipment and predicting the failure
free interval,
Process Reliability for finding the reliability of processes and quantifying production losses, and
Life Cycle Cost for finding the most cost effective alternative from many equipment scenarios using reliability concepts.
He was named as inventor in six U.S.A. Patents and numerous foreign patents. He was a contributor to
The New Weibull Handbook, a reliability text, published by Dr. Robert B. Abernethy.
After battling cancer, Paul Barringer passed away December 21, 2016.
http://www.barringer1.com/Contents.shtml
His education included a MS and BS in Mechanical Engineering from North Carolina State University. He was a participant in Harvard University's three-week Manufacturing Strategy conference.
In 1960, on December 23, he married Martha Sue Edwards.
In 1961, birth of their son Mathias Nesbit Barringer.
Paul was a licensed Professional Engineer, Texas.
Barringer was a reliability, engineering, and manufacturing consultant with more than fifty years of engineering and manufacturing experience in design, production, quality, maintenance, and reliability of technical products. His experience included both the technical and bottom-line aspects of operating a business with management experience in manufacturing and engineering for an ISO 9001 facility. Industrial experience included the oil and gas services business for high pressure and deep holes, super alloy manufacturing, and isotope separation using ultra high speed rotating devices.
Barringer is the author of training courses:
Reliability Engineering Principles for calculating the life of equipment and predicting the failure
free interval,
Process Reliability for finding the reliability of processes and quantifying production losses, and
Life Cycle Cost for finding the most cost effective alternative from many equipment scenarios using reliability concepts.
He was named as inventor in six U.S.A. Patents and numerous foreign patents. He was a contributor to
The New Weibull Handbook, a reliability text, published by Dr. Robert B. Abernethy.
After battling cancer, Paul Barringer passed away December 21, 2016.
http://www.barringer1.com/Contents.shtml
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