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La Center, KY
323 Park Pl, Oxford, AL 36203
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Rapid Manufacturing Method
US Patent:
8561668, Oct 22, 2013
Filed:
Jul 28, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/192688
Inventors:
Lea Kennard Castle - Vernon CT, US
John Joseph Marcin - Marlborough CT, US
Steven J. Bullied - Pomfret Center CT, US
Kevin W. Chittenden - Oxford AL, US
Carl R. Verner - Windsor CT, US
John Joseph Marcin - Marlborough CT, US
Steven J. Bullied - Pomfret Center CT, US
Kevin W. Chittenden - Oxford AL, US
Carl R. Verner - Windsor CT, US
Assignee:
United Technologies Corporation - Hartford CT
International Classification:
B22C 9/00
B22C 9/10
B22C 9/10
US Classification:
164 41, 164516, 164 28
Abstract:
A rapid manufacturing method includes forming tooling in a rapid manufacturing process. The tooling is coated with a conductive material.
Process For Casting Columnar Grain Airfoil With Preferential Primary Orientation
US Patent:
2010008, Apr 8, 2010
Filed:
Oct 2, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/244203
Inventors:
Steven J. Bullied - Pomfret Center CT, US
Carl R. Verner - Windsor CT, US
Mario P. Bochiechio - Vernon CT, US
John Joseph Marcin - Marlborough CT, US
Kevin W. Chittenden - Newington CT, US
Carl R. Verner - Windsor CT, US
Mario P. Bochiechio - Vernon CT, US
John Joseph Marcin - Marlborough CT, US
Kevin W. Chittenden - Newington CT, US
International Classification:
B22D 27/00
B22D 19/00
B22C 9/22
B22D 19/00
B22C 9/22
US Classification:
164 6, 164332
Abstract:
A molding process utilizes a seed with a columnar grain structure for defining a desired grain structure in a completed casting. The seed is received within a seed cavity of a mold. The molten material adopts the orientation of the columns defined within the seed during solidification to form a completed molded article having a desired columnar grain structure.
Process For Casting Columnar Grain Airfoil With Preferential Primary Orientation
US Patent:
2012004, Feb 23, 2012
Filed:
Nov 4, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/289115
Inventors:
Steven J. Bullied - Pomfret Center CT, US
Carl R. Verner - Windsor CT, US
Mario P. Bochiechio - Vernon CT, US
John Joseph Marcin - Marlborough CT, US
Kevin W. Chittenden - Newington CT, US
Carl R. Verner - Windsor CT, US
Mario P. Bochiechio - Vernon CT, US
John Joseph Marcin - Marlborough CT, US
Kevin W. Chittenden - Newington CT, US
International Classification:
B22C 9/00
B22D 27/04
B22D 27/04
US Classification:
1643381, 164271
Abstract:
A molding process utilizes a seed with a columnar grain structure for defining a desired grain structure in a completed casting. The seed is received within a seed cavity of a mold. The molten material adopts the orientation of the columns defined within the seed during solidification to form a completed molded article having a desired columnar grain structure.
Die Casting System And Cell
US Patent:
2012021, Aug 23, 2012
Filed:
Feb 18, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/030225
Inventors:
Mario P. Bochiechio - Vernon CT, US
John Joseph Marcin - Marlborough CT, US
Carl R. Verner - Windsor CT, US
John F. Blondin - South Windsor CT, US
Mark F. Bartholomew - Enfield CT, US
Raymond P. Ristau - South Windsor CT, US
Kevin W. Chittenden - Newington CT, US
Gary M. Tamiso - East Hartford CT, US
Robert C. Renaud - Southbridge MA, US
Dennis M. Kraemer - Coventry CT, US
Robert E. LeBrun - Southington CT, US
Paul R. Zamjohn - Saco ME, US
Charles A. Roohr - North Granby CT, US
Kerry Kozaczuk - West Hartford CT, US
Roy A. Garrison - Chaplin CT, US
Steven J. Bullied - Pomfret Center CT, US
John Joseph Marcin - Marlborough CT, US
Carl R. Verner - Windsor CT, US
John F. Blondin - South Windsor CT, US
Mark F. Bartholomew - Enfield CT, US
Raymond P. Ristau - South Windsor CT, US
Kevin W. Chittenden - Newington CT, US
Gary M. Tamiso - East Hartford CT, US
Robert C. Renaud - Southbridge MA, US
Dennis M. Kraemer - Coventry CT, US
Robert E. LeBrun - Southington CT, US
Paul R. Zamjohn - Saco ME, US
Charles A. Roohr - North Granby CT, US
Kerry Kozaczuk - West Hartford CT, US
Roy A. Garrison - Chaplin CT, US
Steven J. Bullied - Pomfret Center CT, US
International Classification:
B22D 17/00
B22D 27/15
B22D 27/02
B22D 27/15
B22D 27/02
US Classification:
164512, 164254
Abstract:
A die casting system includes a die, a shot tube, a melting system and a vacuum system. The die includes a plurality of die components that define a die cavity. The shot tube is in fluid communication with the die cavity and is operable to deliver a charge of material to the die cavity. The melting system is positioned adjacent to the die and includes an alloy loader, a melting unit and a crucible. The vacuum system defines a first chamber and a second chamber separated from the first chamber by an isolation valve. The melting system is disposed within the first chamber, and the die is disposed within the second chamber.
Rapid Casting Article Manufacturing
US Patent:
2013002, Jan 31, 2013
Filed:
Jul 28, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/192716
Inventors:
Lea Kennard Castle - Vernon CT, US
Mario P. Bochiechio - Vernon CT, US
Carl R. Verner - Windsor CT, US
Steven J. Bullied - Pomfret Center CT, US
John Joseph Marcin - Marlborough CT, US
Kevin W. Chittenden - Oxford AL, US
Hector M. Pinero - Middletown CT, US
Agnes Klucha - Colchester CT, US
Michael C. Reiter - South Windsor CT, US
Mario P. Bochiechio - Vernon CT, US
Carl R. Verner - Windsor CT, US
Steven J. Bullied - Pomfret Center CT, US
John Joseph Marcin - Marlborough CT, US
Kevin W. Chittenden - Oxford AL, US
Hector M. Pinero - Middletown CT, US
Agnes Klucha - Colchester CT, US
Michael C. Reiter - South Windsor CT, US
International Classification:
B22C 9/00
B22C 9/10
B22C 9/10
US Classification:
2491141, 164 23
Abstract:
A method of manufacturing a casting article for use in a casting process includes rapidly forming the casting article out of a metallic material. A ceramic coating is applied to an exterior surface of the casting article.
Die Casting System And Cell
US Patent:
2016015, Jun 9, 2016
Filed:
Feb 10, 2016
Appl. No.:
15/040037
Inventors:
- Farmington CT, US
John Joseph MARCIN - Marlborough CT, US
Carl R. VERNER - Windsor CT, US
John F. BLONDIN - South Windsor CT, US
Mark F. BARTHOLOMEW - Enfield CT, US
Raymond P. RISTAU - South Windsor CT, US
Kevin W. CHITTENDEN - Oxford AL, US
Gary M. TAMISO - East Hartford CT, US
Robert C. RENAUD - Southbridge MA, US
Dennis M. KRAEMER - Coventry CT, US
Robert E. LeBRUN - Southington CT, US
Paul R. ZAMJOHN - Saco ME, US
Charles A. ROOHR - North Granby CT, US
Kerry KOZACZUK - West Hartford CT, US
Roy A. GARRISON - Chaplin CT, US
Steven J. BULLIED - Pomfret Center CT, US
John Joseph MARCIN - Marlborough CT, US
Carl R. VERNER - Windsor CT, US
John F. BLONDIN - South Windsor CT, US
Mark F. BARTHOLOMEW - Enfield CT, US
Raymond P. RISTAU - South Windsor CT, US
Kevin W. CHITTENDEN - Oxford AL, US
Gary M. TAMISO - East Hartford CT, US
Robert C. RENAUD - Southbridge MA, US
Dennis M. KRAEMER - Coventry CT, US
Robert E. LeBRUN - Southington CT, US
Paul R. ZAMJOHN - Saco ME, US
Charles A. ROOHR - North Granby CT, US
Kerry KOZACZUK - West Hartford CT, US
Roy A. GARRISON - Chaplin CT, US
Steven J. BULLIED - Pomfret Center CT, US
International Classification:
B22D 25/02
B22D 17/22
B22D 17/20
B22D 29/00
B22D 17/14
B22D 17/22
B22D 17/20
B22D 29/00
B22D 17/14
Abstract:
A method of manufacturing a component in a die casting cell that includes a die casting system according to an exemplary aspect of the present disclosure includes, among other things, isolating a first chamber from a second chamber of the die casting system, melting a charge of material in the first chamber, sealing the second chamber relative to the first chamber, and simultaneously injecting the charge of material within the second chamber to cast the component and melting a second charge of material within the first chamber.
Die Casting System And Cell
US Patent:
2015006, Mar 5, 2015
Filed:
Nov 10, 2014
Appl. No.:
14/536950
Inventors:
- Hartford CT, US
John Joseph MARCIN - Marlborough CT, US
Carl R. VERNER - Windsor CT, US
John F. BLONDIN - South Windsor CT, US
Mark F. BARTHOLOMEW - Enfield CT, US
Raymond P. RISTAU - South Windsor CT, US
Kevin W. CHITTENDEN - Oxford AL, US
Gary M. TAMISO - East Hartford CT, US
Robert C. RENAUD - Southbridge MA, US
Dennis M. KRAEMER - Coventry CT, US
Robert E. LeBRUN - Southington CT, US
Paul R. ZAMJOHN - Saco ME, US
Charles A. ROOHR - North Granby CT, US
Kerry KOZACZUK - West Hartford CT, US
Roy A. GARRISON - Chaplin CT, US
Steven J. BULLIED - Pomfret Center CT, US
John Joseph MARCIN - Marlborough CT, US
Carl R. VERNER - Windsor CT, US
John F. BLONDIN - South Windsor CT, US
Mark F. BARTHOLOMEW - Enfield CT, US
Raymond P. RISTAU - South Windsor CT, US
Kevin W. CHITTENDEN - Oxford AL, US
Gary M. TAMISO - East Hartford CT, US
Robert C. RENAUD - Southbridge MA, US
Dennis M. KRAEMER - Coventry CT, US
Robert E. LeBRUN - Southington CT, US
Paul R. ZAMJOHN - Saco ME, US
Charles A. ROOHR - North Granby CT, US
Kerry KOZACZUK - West Hartford CT, US
Roy A. GARRISON - Chaplin CT, US
Steven J. BULLIED - Pomfret Center CT, US
International Classification:
B22D 17/02
B22D 25/02
B22D 17/22
B22D 29/00
B22D 17/14
B22D 17/20
B22D 25/02
B22D 17/22
B22D 29/00
B22D 17/14
B22D 17/20
US Classification:
164 41, 164113, 164494, 164 61, 164 691
Abstract:
A method of manufacturing a component in a die casting cell that includes a die casting system according to an exemplary aspect of the present disclosure includes, among other things, isolating a first chamber from a second chamber of the die casting system, melting a charge of material in the first chamber, sealing the second chamber relative to the first chamber, and simultaneously injecting the charge of material within the second chamber to cast the component and melting a second charge of material within the first chamber.
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