MATTHEW J PATTERSON
Engineers in Bloomfield, CT
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Pennsylvania PE038050E
Category
Engineers
Type
Professional Engineer
Address
Address
2
Bloomfield, CT 06002
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
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520 N Swarthmore Ave, Ridley Park, PA 19078
601 Pressley St APT 1515, Pittsburgh, PA 15212
57 Vernon St, Bristol, CT 06010
38 Mark Ave, Washington, PA 15301
2050 Gap Newport Pike, Cochranville, PA 19330
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Optimal Composite Curing System And Method
US Patent:
5345397, Sep 6, 1994
Filed:
Nov 25, 1991
Appl. No.:
7/796933
Inventors:
Paul I. Handel - Medford NJ
Matthew J. Patterson - Bloomfield CT
Daniel Guerin - Wilmington DE
Nicholas C. Strauss - West Chester PA
Steven B. Helton - Mill Creek WA
Thomas M. Barrett - Wilmington DE
Lisa K. Koelewyn - Lafayette Hill PA
James D. Waterman - Drexel Hill PA
Matthew J. Patterson - Bloomfield CT
Daniel Guerin - Wilmington DE
Nicholas C. Strauss - West Chester PA
Steven B. Helton - Mill Creek WA
Thomas M. Barrett - Wilmington DE
Lisa K. Koelewyn - Lafayette Hill PA
James D. Waterman - Drexel Hill PA
Assignee:
The Boeing Company - Seattle WA
International Classification:
B29C 3502
US Classification:
364503
Abstract:
An intelligent control system for directing a process for curing parts made of fiber-reinforced composite material in an autoclave. The system uses data gathered during the curing processing to calculate repetitively the temperature of the autoclave required to establish and maintain a predetermined cure temperature. The system accounts for heat generated by the exothermal reaction of the resin during polymerization. The control recalculates an optimal autoclave temperature at periodic intervals during the cure cycle on the basis of temperature data from the part being cured and temperature within the autoclave. The optimal autoclave temperature is determined from calculated values representing resin heat, maximum offset, lag time and degree of cure of the resin. Control signals produced by a computer that executes control algorithms stored in electronic memory accessible to the processor cause corresponding changes in the temperature of the autoclave needed to cure the part without overheating and in less time than with a conventional autoclave temperature control.
Reusable Break-Out Support Tool And Method
US Patent:
5201615, Apr 13, 1993
Filed:
Aug 17, 1992
Appl. No.:
7/931570
Inventors:
Matthew J. Patterson - Bloomfield CT
Keith J. Rockcastle - Aston PA
Keith J. Rockcastle - Aston PA
Assignee:
The Boeing Company - Seattle WA
International Classification:
B23B 4732
US Classification:
408 87
Abstract:
A reusable break-out support tool and method are provided for use in drilling, or the like, a workpiece. The tool employs a granulated media situated within a cylinder. When a workpiece is to be drilled, the cylinder with the granulated media is engaged with the side of the workpiece which will bear the exit opening of the hole to be drilled. The granulated media is pressurized whereby it forms a load bearing surface applied to the workpiece.