This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Thiokol Corporation. Active years: 1991.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1991
Title: Don C. Carson and Composite Pressure Vessel Protection.
Introduction
Don C. Carson is an inventor associated with North East, Maryland, United States. His patent work addresses moisture-barrier protection for composite pressure vessels, including vessels used as casings for solid-propellant rocket motors.
Latest Patents
Carson is credited with 1 patent: “Method for Improving Moisture Barrier Protection and Electrostatic.” The invention improves a composite pressure vessel’s moisture or water-vapor barrier by immersing the vessel in a curable liquid polymer solution during pressure testing. The solution can flow into open voids, cracks, or fractures and is then cured in place. The solution may also contain electrically conductive material, such as metallic flakes or powder.
Career Highlights
Carson’s listed patent is associated with Thiokol Corporation. It focuses on sealing defects in composite pressure vessels while supporting pressure testing, with potential use in composite-cased solid-propellant rocket motors.
Collaborations
The supplied information identifies Frederick W. Van Name and Robert E. Black as Carson’s coworkers.
Conclusion
Don C. Carson’s recorded invention applies a curable polymer solution to improve moisture-barrier protection in composite pressure vessels, reflecting a practical contribution to materials and rocket-motor technology.
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