ROBERT J KELLY
Sheet Metal in Hudson, NH
License number
Massachusetts 3792
Issued Date
Oct 18, 2010
Expiration Date
Nov 28, 2017
Type
Sheet Metal Master
Address
Address
Hudson, NH 03051
Professional information
Robert Kelly - Hudson, NH
Work:
NSTAR Gas & Electric - Boston, MA
IT Systems Engineer Systems Programer
Senior Systems Programer Accountable
Manager of Client Support BECO Client Services "HelpDesk"
Computer Technician BUTLER INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION - Burlington, MA
Sourcing Computer Specialist DATACARE CORPORATION INC - Burlington, MA
Software Support Analyst GE AIRCRAFT ENGINE CO - Lynn, MA
Senior Technical Software Analyst Senior Analyst Senior Systems Analyst Engineering Hewlett-Packard
Systems Analyst Applications Programmer/Analyst
IT Systems Engineer Systems Programer
Senior Systems Programer Accountable
Manager of Client Support BECO Client Services "HelpDesk"
Computer Technician BUTLER INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION - Burlington, MA
Sourcing Computer Specialist DATACARE CORPORATION INC - Burlington, MA
Software Support Analyst GE AIRCRAFT ENGINE CO - Lynn, MA
Senior Technical Software Analyst Senior Analyst Senior Systems Analyst Engineering Hewlett-Packard
Systems Analyst Applications Programmer/Analyst
Education:
SALEM STATE COLLEGE - Salem, MA
Bachelor of Science in Education NORTHERN ESSEX COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Associate in Science in Technology
Bachelor of Science in Education NORTHERN ESSEX COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Associate in Science in Technology
Radiographic Source
US Patent:
4827493, May 2, 1989
Filed:
Oct 5, 1987
Appl. No.:
7/104687
Inventors:
George W. Parsons - North Reading MA
Robert L. Kelly - Hudson NH
Joseph M. Zlotnicki - Methuen MA
Robert L. Kelly - Hudson NH
Joseph M. Zlotnicki - Methuen MA
Assignee:
Amersham Corporation - Burlington MA
International Classification:
G21G 400
US Classification:
378119
Abstract:
A radiography source, preferably a cobalt-60 source constructed of a plurality of radioactive cobalt-60 pellets contained in an open capsule preferably constructed of titanium. The pellets are disposed in the capsule and compacted therein to reduce the source focal size. A plug is disposed in the open capsule and welded therewith. The cobalt and titanium materials are sufficiently different in atomic number to permit good X-ray analysis resolution.