Greene, Tweed of Delaware, Inc.

Greene, Tweed Technologies, Inc.

Lancer Systems L.p.

Greene, Tweed & Co.

Green, Tweed Technologies

Christopher Corrado

Carmin Quartapella

Ronald R Campbell

Brian Alan Ux

Timothy J Edwards

Timothy Edwards

Terry A Herb

Gary Reichl

Robert Anthony Rey

George Rawa

David George Reed

Alexander James Sinton

Robert D Cook, Jr

Joseph Braza

Kyle A Miller

Lukas P Millard

Joseph F Cairone

Kenneth Church

Methods and ceramic matrix composite articles formed thereby, as well as systems for making such ceramic matrix composite articles and carrying out such methods are disclosed herein. The methods include preparing a ceramic matrix composite by steps including (a) providing reinforcing fiber, such as carbon fiber, for impregnation; (b) heat treating the reinforcing fiber; (c) impregnating the heat treated reinforcing fiber with a composition comprising a ceramic forming polymer to form a fiber reinforced, ceramic forming polymer pre-preg; and (d) heat molding the fiber reinforced, ceramic forming polymer pre-preg to form a molded ceramic matrix composite article.

Ceramic matrix composites, and methods and systems for making same

The invention includes a method of bonding a perfluoroelastomer material to first surface that includes: (a) contacting a first surface with a bonding agent comprising a curable perfluoropolymer and a curing agent; (b) curing the bonding agent to form a perfluoroelastomer material that is bonded to the first surface. In the practice of such method, the bonding agent may be a solution prepared by dissolving the curable perfluoroelastomer and the curing agent in a solvent. In an embodiment of the invention, the perfluoroelastomer material formed in step (b) is a coating layer or, alternatively, the first surface is a surface of a perfluoroelastomer member and the perfluoroelastomer material formed is a perfluoroelastomer weld.

Method of bonding perfluoroelastomeric materials to a surface

A method for forming a ceramic matrix composite bearing includes preparing a layup slurry from a mixture of water, pre-ceramic polymer and refractory filler. The method further includes forming a concentric stack of slurry-impregnated fabric sleeve layers over a rod-shaped inner mold and applying an outer mold to form a mold assembly. The method also includes heating the mold assembly to form a tubular green body and rough cutting the green body to bearing length. In addition, the method includes heat-treating the bearing and performing a polymer infiltration and pyrolysis treatment. The method further includes conducting dimensional stability treatment processes on the bearing and final grinding and machining to meet pre-determined specifications.

Method of making ceramic composite bearings

A method of laminating a part and a laminated packaging part are described herein. The method includes (a) preparing a laminatable assembly, including (i) providing a first sheet of laminatable material having a first surface, a second surface and a peripheral edge; (ii) contacting the second surface of the first sheet of laminatable material with a first surface of a non-stick layer; (iii) placing a part to be packaged on a second surface of the first non-stick layer opposite the first surface of the non-stick layer such that a first surface of the part contacts the second surface of the non-stick layer; (iv) contacting a second surface of the part opposite the first surface of the part with a first surface of a second non-stick layer; and (v) providing a second sheet of laminatable material having a first surface, a second surface and a peripheral edge, such that the peripheral edge of the first sheet of laminatable material is generally aligned with the peripheral edge of the second sheet of laminatable material to form the laminatable assembly having the first sheet and the second sheet of laminatable material as outer surfaces thereof; and (b) laminating the outer peripheral edges of the first and second sheets of laminatable material to form a laminated package enclosing the part.

Method of packaging for thin fragile parts

A tool for manipulating a fiber optic connector includes a handle portion having a first major axis and first and second ends. An intermediate support arm having a second major axis extends from the first end of the handle portion. First and second jaws extend from the intermediate support arm. Each jaw extends generally perpendicular to the second major axis of its respective intermediate support arm and generally orthogonal to the first major axis. Each jaw includes a gripping portion having a generally concave shape configured to complementarily receive a portion of the fiber optic connector. Movement of the handle portion moves the jaws between an open position in which the jaws are spaced apart for loosely receiving a fiber optic connector, and a closed position in which the jaws securely grip the fiber optic connector.

Fiber optic connector installation tool

A self contained sensing apparatus includes a housing establishing an interior compartment, the housing having a maximum thickness which is less than the size of a gate opening of a semiconductor wafer processing chamber for inserting the housing into the semiconductor wafer processing chamber for sensing a parameter. The housing includes a window extending through a principal housing surface. A sensor is provided within the housing and generally aligned with the window for sensing at least one parameter. A transmitter is provided within the housing and coupled with the sensor for receiving signals representative of the sensed parameter and transmitting the signals out of the housing.

Self contained sensing apparatus and system

A self contained sensing apparatus includes a housing establishing an interior compartment, the housing having a maximum thickness which is less than the size of an access portal for inserting the housing into an area for sensing. The housing includes a window extending through a principal housing surface. A sensor is provided within the housing and generally aligned with the window for sensing at least one parameter. In a preferred embodiment, the sensor is an optical sensor for sensing images through the window. A transmitter is provided within the housing and coupled with the sensor for receiving signals representative of the sensed parameter and transmitting the signals out of the housing.

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Hatfield, PA, United States of America

Christopher Corrado