ROBERT J MILLER
Medical Practice at 99 Ct, West Palm Beach, FL

6045310, Apr 4, 2000

Oct 2, 1998

9/165913

Robert J. Miller - North Palm Beach FL
Mark E. Palusis - Jupiter FL
David C. Jarmon - Kensington CT

United Technologies Corporation - Hartford CT

F16B 3502, F16B 3504

411383

A fastener includes a composite body and a metal coupling attached to the body. The metal coupling includes an attachment structure to connect the fastener to an external structure. An assembly of components includes a first metallic component having a first coefficient of thermal expansion, a second non-metallic component having a second coefficient of thermal expansion different from the first thermal expansion and having a groove that receives a fastener that extends between the groove and the second component, the fastener slidably engaging the groove to accommodate relative expansion between the components.

4983463, Jan 8, 1991

Oct 13, 1988

7/257480

Eric Minford - South Windsor CT
Karl M. Prewo - Vernon CT
Robert J. Miller - North Palm Beach FL

United Technologies Corporation - Hartford CT

B32B 1710, B32B 704

428435

A process for fabricating a composite article is disclosed. A surface of a preconsolidated fiber reinforced glass matrix composite structure is pretreated to promote adhesion to the surface, a mass of fiber-containing uncured resin is molded in contact with the pretreated surface and the resin is cured to consolidate a fiber reinforced resin matrix composite structure and simultaneously bond the resin matrix composite structure to the glass matrix composite structure. An external flap for a gas turbine engine fabricated by the above process is also disclosed.

5122226, Jun 16, 1992

Aug 12, 1987

7/084368

Eric Minford - South Windsor CT
Karl M. Prewo - Vernon CT
Robert J. Miller - North Palm Beach FL

United Technologies Corporation - Hartford CT

B32B 704, B32B 171, B29C 432, B29C 4516

156657

A process for fabricating a composite article is disclosed. A surface of a preconsolidated fiber reinforced glass matrix composite structure is pretreated to promote adhesion to the surface, a mass of fiber-containing uncured resin is molded in contact with the pretreated surface and the resin is cured to consolidate a fiber reinforced resin matrix composite structure and simultaneously bond the resin matrix composite structure to the glass matrix composite structure. A composite article fabricated by the above process is also disclosed.

6042315, Mar 28, 2000

Oct 2, 1998

9/165458

Robert J. Miller - North Palm Beach FL
Jeffery C. Moree - West Palm Beach FL
David C. Jarmon - Kensington CT

United Technologies Corporation - Hartford CT

F16B 3502, F16B 3504

411411

A fastener body comprises a head and a shank fabricated from a composite material. The head has at least one side which extends beyond the side of the shank and has two other sides coplanar with the shank. A fastener for engaging a liner has perpendicular lengthwise and widthwise reference axes and a head and a shank, with the shank extending in a first lengthwise direction away from the head, the head further having at least one extension that extends in the widthwise direction beyond the shank for engaging the liner, wherein substantially all lengthwise directed load components transmitted from the liner to the head are transmitted through the extension.