KEVIN F SMITH, MD
Marriage and Family Therapists at Nelson Brogdon Blvd, Buford, GA

License number

Georgia 041961

Personal information

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Name

Address

Phone

Kevin Smith, age 49

4773 Logan Rd, Acworth, GA 30101

Kevin Smith, age 61

4737 Union Rd, Tifton, GA 31794

Kevin Smith

481 Lisa Cir, Winder, GA 30680

(678) 975-7009

Professional information

Kevin Francis Smith, Buford GA

Specialties:

Occupational Medicine

Work:

Sugar Hill Wellness Center
4450 Nelson Brogdon Blvd, Buford, GA 30518

Education:

Universidad Central Del Este (Uce) (1984) Occupational Medicine

Bicomponent Nonwoven Webs Containing Splittable Thermoplastic Filaments And A Third Component

US Patent:

6686303, Feb 3, 2004

Filed:

Nov 13, 1998

Appl. No.:

09/192110

Inventors:

Bryan David Haynes - Cumming GA
Billy Dean Arnold - Alpharetta GA
Justin Max Duellman - Little Rock AR
Ryan Clinton Frank - Atlanta GA
Jeffrey Lawrence McManus - Canton GA
Charles Allen Smith - Snellvile GA
Ty Jackson Stokes - Suwanee GA
Kevin Edward Smith - Roswell GA
Darryl Franklin Clark - Alpharetta GA
Debra Jean McDowall - Roswell GA
Samuel Edward Marmon - Alpharetta GA
Christopher Cosgrove Creagan - Marietta GA
Xin Ning - Alpharetta GA
David Lewis Myers - Cumming GA

Assignee:

Kimberly-Clark Worldwide, Inc. - Neenah WI

International Classification:

D04H 100

US Classification:

442327, 442334, 442352, 442353, 442356, 442361, 442362, 442400, 442401, 442413, 442414, 442417

Abstract:

An improved nonwoven web composite is formed by combining splittable bicomponent thermoplastic filaments with a component selected from other fibers and particles. The bicomponent filaments include distinct regions of first and second incompatible polymers extending the length of the filaments. After the bicomponent filaments are combined with the other fibers and/or particles, the bicomponent filaments are caused to split lengthwise along boundaries between the regions of different polymers, resulting in a web or matrix of finer filaments which entrap, ensnare and contain the other fibers and/or particles within the web or matrix. The nonwoven web composite is particularly useful for making absorbent articles, which require durability and optimum levels of absorbent fibers and/or particles.

Bicomponent Nonwoven Webs Containing Adhesive And A Third Component

US Patent:

6589892, Jul 8, 2003

Filed:

Nov 13, 1998

Appl. No.:

09/203903

Inventors:

Kevin Edward Smith - Roswell GA
Bryan David Haynes - Cumming GA
Justin Max Duellman - Little Rock AK
Ann Louise McCormack - Cumming GA
Jeffrey Lawrence McManus - Canton GA
Charles Allen Smith - Snellville GA
Debra Jean McDowall - Roswell GA
Samuel Edward Marmon - Alpharetta GA
Christopher Cosgrove Creagan - Marietta GA
Xin Ning - Alpharetta GA
David Lewis Myers - Cumming GA
Darryl Franklin Clark - Alpharetta GA

Assignee:

Kimberly-Clark Worldwide, Inc. - Neenah WI

International Classification:

D04H 100

US Classification:

442414, 442361, 442362, 442400, 442401, 442417

Abstract:

An improved nonwoven web composite is formed by combining bicomponent thermoplastic filaments having adhesive properties with a component selected from other fibers and particles. The bicomponent filaments include distinct regions of first and second incompatible polymers across a cross-section of individual filaments. After the bicomponent filaments are combined with the other fibers and/or particles, the adhesive properties of the bicomponent filaments result in a web or matrix of filaments having improved ability to entrap, ensnare and contain the other fibers and/or particles within the web or matrix. The nonwoven web composite is particularly useful for making absorbent articles, which require stability and optimum levels of absorbent fibers and/or particles.