General Electric Company

General Electric Corporation Gmbh

Sabic Innovative Plastics IP B.v.

Thomas Paul Dunton

Erich Otto Teutsch

Radislav Alexandrovich Potyrailo

Hsin-Pang Wang

Andrew Michael Leach

Caibin Xiao

Walter L Hall

Prashant Vishwanath Shrikhande

G Fred Willard

Craig Lawrence Milne

Paul Anthony Bristow

Randall Todd Myers

Robert S Thayer

Glen Robert Tryson

Christopher David Goewey

Venkatkrishna Raghavendran

John H Young

Thomas M Klerks

Lisbeth Lynn O'Connell

Gopal Rameshchandra Saraiya

A microfluidic channel is provided. The microfluidic channel includes a first substrate having at least one microfluidic channel pattern. Further, the microfluidic channel includes a porous material disposed on the first substrate and occupying the at least one microfluidic channel pattern.

Microfluidic devices and methods of making the same

A shaped composite article is prepared by a process wherein an aesthetic laminate having a clear outer arylate layer and a colored compatible resin layer is thermoformed into a desired shape, and then compression molded together with a reinforced resin material containing compatible resin to form a color composite of the desired shape having an outer layer of clear arylate polyester polymer with the compatible resin layer forming an adherent bond with the compatible resin in the resin reinforced material.

Composite articles comprising resorcinol arylate polyester and method for making thereof

A method for controlling the hang time of a tubular parison formed from a thermoplastic resin is provided with a second higher melting thermoplastic resin as an additive, and blow molding the resulting resin at a temperature below the glass transition temperature (Tg) of the higher melting component. In the case where the lower melting base resin is PBT and the higher melting additive resin is PET, the temperature of molding is below the Tg of the PET additive.

Method for blow molding

A laminate composite is formed by forming a layer of a first thermoplastic resin in contact with a second compatible thermoplastic resin where the first layer comprising an acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene layer and said second layer comprises a thermoplastic resin selected from the group consisting of comprises polycarbonate resin, phenylene ether resins, and polyamides.

Composite and process for making

A system and a method for generating die swell/draw down information for a profile extrusion die design. A rheometer having a slit die and a puller mechanism coupled thereto provide the die swell/draw down information of a polymer resin material in two dimensions&mdash;in the thickness direction and in the width direction. A processor uses the die swell/draw down information to generate a die design chart that contains representations of shear rate, draw rates, and thickness. A designer uses the die design charts to design a profile extrusion die.

System and method for generating die swell/draw down information for profile extrusion die design

This invention is directed to a process for preparing a molded thermoplastic fiber reinforced article having on at least one surface thereof a metal film and to a mold article prepared therefrom. The process comprises applying a first thermoplastic resin to at least one surface of a fiber mat core, then applying a metal film to at least one surface of the substrate of fiber mat core and thermoplastic resin and then molding the combination thereof under heat and pressure, preferably compression molding to form the finished article. A second thermoplastic resin may be applied to at least one surface of the combination of fiber mat core and first thermoplastic resin. Either the first and/or the second thermoplastic resin may be in film or molten form. If either or both are in film form, then it is preferable that the fiber mat core be heated prior to applying the film form of thermoplastic resin or at least the combination to preferably heated prior to molding thereof. The metal employed may be preferably copper or aluminum.

Continuous extrusion impregnation molded article process

This invention is directed to a continuous process for producing a molded thermoplastic fiber reinforced article having a high resin concentration in at least one surface thereof. The finished article may be prepared by compression molding and can have a Class A surface. The continuous process includes coating at least one surface of a heated fiber mat core with a melted first thermoplastic resin, passing the fiber mat core into an extrusion zone wherein a melted second thermoplastic resin is extruded onto at least one surface of the fiber mat core and then molding the fiber mat core and thermoplastic resin into a finished article. The continuous process of this invention provides for fast production of molded finished articles such as roof tile, automobile exterior panels, house siding, etc.

Extrusion impregnation compression molding process

Multilayered containers comprising polycarbonate layers and amorphous polyamide layers wherein the amorphous polyamides are modified and unmodified amorphous polyamides of high glass transition temperatures. The containers have improved stress craze/crack resistance and improved rewashing properties. The containers are useful for carbonated beverages and are rewashable and refillable at elevated temperatures.

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Lebanon Springs, NY, United States of America

Thomas Paul Dunton