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Goldfield, Joseph was born on September 11, 1918 in New York City. Son of Abraham and Mollie (Levitt) Goldfield.
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Joseph Goldfield, American environmental engineer. Achievements include design and installation of largest fabric filter ever (5,000,000 CFM) at asbestos mine and mill in Canada, patent for high efficiency air filter using ordinary fiber glass matts to filter sub-micron particulates. Named Distinguished Engineer in Industry Professional Engineers of Colorado, 1980-1981.
Education
Bachelor in Chemical Engineering, City College of New York, 1939.
Career
Private practice, New York City, 1939-1942; chemical engineer, Chemical Warfare Superior vena cava syndrome, Edgewood, Maryland., 1942-1943, 45-46; research associate, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1943-1945; director training, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration Institute, Baltimore, 1946-1951; manager environmental engineering, Manville Corporation, New Jersey, Denver, 1951-1983; consultant, Denver, since 1983.
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Membership
President North Plainfield, New Jersey High School Parent-Teachers Association, 1959-1960. Cubmaster Cub Scouts North Plainfield Boy Scouts American, 1957. Member Air Pollution Control committee, Somerset County, New Jersey.
Member NSPE, American Society of Heating, Refrigeration, and Air Conditioning Engineers, American Academy Environmental Engineers (diplomate), American Chemical Society, American Waste Management Association.
Connections
Married Roslyn Rose, January 6, 1940. Children: Michael H., Steven A.
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Nationality
American