Greving

Daniel Greving, Scottsdale, AZ US

Patent application number	Description	Published
20100209633	CURVED TEST SPECIMEN - A cylindrical test specimen is provided. The test specimen comprises a metallic sheet curved to form a cylindrical shape, an adhesive layer contacting the metallic sheet, and a thermal barrier coating coupled to the metallic sheet with the adhesive layer, the thermal barrier coating adapted to inhibit thermal transfer.	08-19-2010
20110123385	METHODS OF FORMING DUAL MICROSTRUCTURE COMPONENTS - Methods of forming dual microstructure components include consolidating a powder material comprising an alloy to form a billet, the billet having a first grain structure, inductively heating the billet at an inductive heat treat temperature above a gamma prime solvus temperature of the alloy and subjecting the billet to a subsolvus heat treat temperature that is below the gamma prime solvus temperature of the alloy, waiting a period of time for the first grain structure in an outer portion of the billet to transform into a second grain structure that is coarser than the first grain structure, after the steps of inductively heating and subjecting the billet to the subsolvus heat treat temperature. The methods also include dividing the billet into at least two sections, and machining a final shape into one or more of the at least two sections to form the dual microstructure component.	05-26-2011

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20090132193	METHODS AND APPARATUS FOR CALIBRATING STRIATION DENSITY MODELS FOR MATERIALS - A method for generating a calibration for a striation density model with respect to a material includes the steps of generating a first relationship between a striation density and a depth of a crack in a specimen comprising the material, generating a second relationship between the striation density and the depth of the crack in the specimen, and calculating an adjustment, based on a comparison between the first relationship and the second relationship.	05-21-2009

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20100056392	MICROSTRUCTURE AND MICRODOMAIN MICROARRAYS, METHODS OF MAKING SAME AND USES THEREOF - Disclosed are methods for direct characterization of microdomains and/or three-dimensional microstructure arrays bearing high densities of reactive sites using Matrix Assisted Laser Desorption Ionization Time of Flight Mass Spectrometery (MALDI-MS) and other analytical techniques. The high site density of the arrays can provide sufficient sample of each array element and/or materials bound to each element to obtain directly using common analytical techniques such as MALDI-MS. Spatially directed synthesis of heteropolymers is done through the use of pliotolabile, electrically labile, and chemically labile protecting group(s).	03-04-2010