This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Alcoa Inc.. Active years: 2002.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2002
Title: Mark J. Dunlay and Aluminum Alloy Innovation.
Introduction
Mark J. Dunlay is an inventor associated with Newburgh, Indiana, and Alcoa Inc. His patent work concerns improving the surface quality of cast aluminum ingots.
Latest Patents
Dunlay is named on 1 patent, titled “Cast Alloys.” The invention describes adding alkaline earth metals, particularly strontium, alone or in combination with other metals, to aluminum and aluminum alloys. These additions are intended to improve ingot appearance, eliminate surface imperfections, and reduce surface oxidation.
Career Highlights
Dunlay’s listed work connects his inventive contribution to Alcoa Inc. and the development of aluminum casting materials. The patent focuses on addressing surface-quality challenges in as-cast ingots.
Collaborations
Dunlay’s coworker, David H. DeYoung, is also associated with the patent work described here.
Conclusion
Mark J. Dunlay’s patent reflects an effort to improve the appearance and surface condition of cast aluminum ingots through alloy composition innovations.
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