Craig M Deschenes, 48217 Longhill Ave, Somerset, MA 02726

7354626, Apr 8, 2008

Oct 26, 2006

11/586277

Charles J. Patrissi - Newport RI, US
Russell R. Bessette - Mattapoisett MA, US
Louis G. Carreiro - Westport MA, US
Yong K. Kim - Dartmouth MA, US
Thomas M. Arruda - Quincy MA, US
Craig M. Deschenes - Somerset MA, US

The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Navy - Washington DC

B05D 1/14

427462, 427475

A direct charging electrostatic flocking method is provided for the fabrication of a fibrous structure. Fibers are deposited directly on a first electrically conductive surface while a second electrically conductive surface with an adhesive thereon is disposed over the first surface. A vacuum is created in the space between the first electrically conductive surface and the second electrically conductive surface. The vacuum is then filled with sulfur hexafluoride gas. An electric field is generated between the first and second electrically conductive surfaces. The fibers leave the first electrically conductive surface, accelerate through the electric field and sulfur hexafluoride gas, and are coupled on one end thereof to the adhesive. As a result of using sulfur hexafluoride rather than air there is an increase in fiber density of the fibrous structure.

2005026, Dec 1, 2005

May 18, 2004

10/847765

Maria Medeiros - Bristol RI, US
Eric Dow - Barrington RI, US
Russell Bessette - Mattapoisett MA, US
Craig Deschenes - Somerset MA, US
Christopher Lafratta - Brighton MA, US
Armand Lewis - Mattapoisett MA, US
Yong Kim - Dartmouth MA, US

B05D001/12
B05D001/04

427180000, 427457000

A method is provided for the fabrication of a fibrous structure. Fibers are deposited in a hopper connected to an electrode. A mesh covers the hopper opening and the hopper is inverted and suspended over an adhesive coated substrate. An electric field is generated between the hopper and the substrate while the hopper is simultaneously shaken. As a result, fibers fall through the mesh, aligned along the electric field lines, travel through the electric field, and are coupled on one end thereof to the adhesive.

2009026, Oct 29, 2009

Apr 10, 2009

12/386184

Charles J. Patrissi - Newport RI, US
Maria G. Medeiros - Bristol RI, US
Louis G. Carreiro - Westport MA, US
Steven P. Tucker - Portsmouth RI, US
Russell R. Bessette - Mattapoisett MA, US
Craig M. Deschenes - Somerset MA, US

C25D 5/34
C25D 5/48
C23C 28/00

205183

A bipolar electrode fabricated with a combination of materials that will physically separate the catholyte from the metal anode of the electrode while providing high electrical conductivity between the metal anode and the catalyst cathode. This is accomplished by layering the catalyst cathode over a composite of conductive adhesive and conductive foil that is then affixed to the metal anode.