This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignees: Battelle Savannah River Alliance, LLC, Other. Active years: 2026.
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Title: Nicholas M. Marshall: Inventor of Heat-Labile Foam-in-Place Polyurethane Foam.
Introduction
Nicholas M. Marshall is an inventor associated with Graniteville, South Carolina. His patent work addresses foam-in-place packaging and the potential use of polyurethane foam in transporting high-energy-emitting materials.
Latest Patents
Marshall is credited with 1 patent: “Heat-Labile Foam-in-Place Polyurethane Foam.” The patent describes foamable compositions that form polyurethane foam to secure items inside transport packages. The foam is designed to decompose at relatively low temperatures, around 90°C or less, which may help with packaging removal or disposal. The disclosure also describes the foam as a potential sink for hydrogen radicals, with possible applications in transporting materials that emit high-energy radiation, such as gamma radiation.
Career Highlights
Marshall is associated with Battelle Savannah River Alliance, LLC. His listed invention focuses on packaging materials that combine protective cushioning with heat-triggered decomposition.
Collaborations
The patent information names Edward T. Ketusky and Mark D. Kranjc as Marshall’s coworkers, reflecting a collaborative context for this work.
Conclusion
Nicholas M. Marshall’s patent presents a specialized polyurethane foam designed to protect packaged contents, decompose at relatively low temperatures, and potentially support the transport of radiation-emitting materials.
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