Anil Kumar Sachdev

Anil Kumar Sachdev is a prolific inventor with an impressive portfolio of 114 patents to his name. Hailing from Rochester Hills, Michigan in the United States, he is well-known in the field of manufacturing for his innovative ideas and creations that have solved problems in the industry.

One of his latest patents is a method for manufacturing a vehicle body structure component. The technique involves extruding a tube with a reinforced region along its length, which has a greater thickness than other parts of the tube. A blank is then cut from the tube, including the reinforced region, and is shaped into the required component. This invention solves the problem of creating more durable and stronger vehicle body structures, which ultimately improves the safety and reliability of vehicles on the road.

Another notable patent of his is a system and method for making a crankshaft with alternate materials. The crankshaft comprises several main and pin journals, each made of a first metallic material. An over-molded counterweight, made of a second metallic material, is metallurgically bonded to each crank arm to provide balance and stability. The ratio of the second metallic material to the first metallic material is carefully controlled for optimum performance. This invention addresses the issue of durability and weight balance in crankshafts, which is crucial for the efficient functioning of internal combustion engines.

Anil Kumar Sachdev has worked for several reputable companies, including General Motors Global Technology Operations LLC and Queen's University at Kingston. He has also collaborated with other notable inventors and coworkers, such as Mark William Verbrugge and Tyson W Brown. His contributions and expertise have greatly impacted the manufacturing industry, and his innovation continues to inspire new ideas and solutions for manufacturing processes.