This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Phillips Petroleum Company. Active years: 1990.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1990
Title: Don G. Brady and Poly(arylene sulfide) Composites.
Introduction
Don G. Brady is an inventor associated with Bartlesville, Oklahoma, and Phillips Petroleum Company. His patent work addresses composite materials made from poly(arylene sulfide) and long carbon fibers.
Latest Patents
The supplied information identifies one patent for Brady: “Poly(arylene sulfide) composites.” The invention describes poly(arylene sulfide)/long carbon fiber laminates containing a small amount of a crack-inhibiting agent, such as polyethylene, to reduce microcracking. The polyethylene may be added as finely divided powder during slurry prepreg processing or compounded with the poly(arylene sulfide) and extruded as a film for stacking with carbon fabric.
Career Highlights
Brady’s listed patent reflects work on improving the integrity of long-fiber composite laminates. The approach incorporates a crack-inhibiting additive into the material or its processing to reduce microcracking.
Collaborations
The supplied information names Timothy W. Johnson as Brady’s coworker. Both are associated with Phillips Petroleum Company.
Conclusion
Don G. Brady’s identified patent focuses on reducing microcracking in poly(arylene sulfide) and long carbon fiber laminates through the use of polyethylene as a crack-inhibiting agent.
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