Alan V Bray from 81 Cedar Rd, Jemez Springs, NM 87025, age 78, Phone: 5758294339

Vehicle Records

Alan V Bray
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Address:

81 Cedar Rd, Jemez Springs, NM 87025
VIN:

4TM32GF127B001017
Make:

N/A
Model:

N/A
Year:

2007

License Records

Alan Lynn Bray

License #:

AC43359 - Active

Category:

Certified Public Accounting

Issued Date:

Mar 7, 2011

Effective Date:

Mar 7, 2011

Expiration Date:

Dec 31, 2017

Type:

Accountant

Wikipedia References

Alan Bray

About:

Born:

1948

Died:

2001

Work:

Position:

British historian • Historian

Education:

He attended Bangor University and spent a year at an Anglican seminary before beginning a career in civil service....

Skills & Activities:

Achieved status:

LGBT Christian

Preference:

Activist • Pink

Us Patents

High Density Composite Material
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US Patent:

6517774, Feb 11, 2003
Filed:

Dec 3, 1999
Appl. No.:

09/454899
Inventors:

Alan V. Bray - Austin TX
Brian A. Muskopf - Austin TX
Michael L. Dingus - Austin TX
Assignee:

Ideas to Market, L.P. - Austin TX
International Classification:

B22F 100
US Classification:

419 65, 419 5, 419 23
Abstract:

The present invention is related to a family of materials that may act as a replacement for lead in applications where the high density of lead is important, but where the toxicity of lead is undesirable. The present invention more particularly provides a high density material comprising tungsten, fiber and binder. Methods and compositions of such materials and applications thereof are disclosed herein.

Microwave Corrosion Detection Systems And Methods
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US Patent:

6674292, Jan 6, 2004
Filed:

Jan 14, 2002
Appl. No.:

10/047672
Inventors:

Alan V. Bray - Spicewood TX 78669
Gary R. Schmidt - Austin TX 78731
Alfonso Cuevas - Austin TX 78727
Victor Dube - McDade TX 78650
International Classification:

G01R 2700
US Classification:

324637, 324643
Abstract:

Corrosion, mold and moisture can be detected under outer layer of structures, such as surfaces associated with vessels and/or buildings, using nondestructive evaluation (NDE). Characterizing the dielectric properties of materials associated with a target can be executed by directing primary microwave energy from a source towards a target, receiving secondary microwave energy signals returned from the target, analyzing the secondary microwave energy signals, and characterizing dielectric properties of materials associated with the target based on analysis of the secondary signals. A system for non-destructively characterizing a target materials dielectric properties can includes a microwave energy source, a waveguide for directing microwave energy towards a target, a receiver for receiving microwave signals reflected off targets, an analyzer for assessing the difference between incident and reflected microwave signals to determine the presence of corrosion within a target or a targeted area, and an indicator for providing results of analysis.

Self-Sealing Fasteners
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US Patent:

8092128, Jan 10, 2012
Filed:

Feb 20, 2008
Appl. No.:

12/034636
Inventors:

Alan V. Bray - Spicewood TX, US
Denise Dama Deppe - Austin TX, US
Gary Schmidt - Austin TX, US
John Lee Massingill - San Marcos TX, US
Clois E. Powell - Seguin TX, US
Pulinkumar Navinbhai Patel - San Marcos TX, US
Vijaykumar Madhawrao Mannari - Saline MI, US
International Classification:

F16B 1/00
F16B 19/04
US Classification:

411 823, 411 82
Abstract:

A fastener suitable for use in airplane manufacture or repair that is coated with a pre-mixed moisture cure sealant. The sealant layer is coated with a frangible moisture barrier that will break apart when the fastener is installed, thus exposing the sealant to atmospheric moisture. Once exposed to moisture, the sealant will begin to cure. Preferred embodiments also provide a moisture indicator that provides a visual indication that the outer moisture resistant layer has been damaged.

Method And Apparatus Using Non-Contact Measuring Device To Determine Rail Distance Traveled
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US Patent:

8149160, Apr 3, 2012
Filed:

Oct 27, 2010
Appl. No.:

12/913666
Inventors:

Alan V. Bray - Spicewood TX, US
Sean McNeal - Austin TX, US
Jesse McDaniel - Austin TX, US
Assignee:

Systems and Materials Research Corporation - Austin TX
International Classification:

G01S 13/08
US Classification:

342104, 342105
Abstract:

A non-contact, distance traveled measurement system (DTMS) to calculate speed and distance traveled by a vehicle over rails—more specifically, by trains traveling on standard railroad tracks. Preferably, a pair of short range (near field) microwave-based transmitters/sensors (transceivers) are mounted on the underside of the train and used to key on rail-bed features such as cross ties or tie plates. Preferred embodiments also include infrared sensors as a redundant channel that is less sensitive to moisture in the track bed. Data from the sensors is correlated to determine the time delay between the first and second sensors' passage over objects on the rail bed such as cross-ties or tie-plates. From this time delay, nearly instantaneous velocity can be computed at each given target such as a tie plate (metal target) or a tie (dielectric contrast target). Velocity versus time curves can be integrated over time to derive distance traveled.

Method And Apparatus For Nondestructive Measuring Of A Coating Thickness On A Curved Surface
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US Patent:

8581602, Nov 12, 2013
Filed:

Aug 5, 2010
Appl. No.:

12/851439
Inventors:

Alan V. Bray - Spicewood TX, US
Matthew Lindsey - Austin TX, US
Assignee:

Systems and Materials Research Corporation - Austin TX
International Classification:

G01R 27/04
G01R 27/32
US Classification:

324644, 324642
Abstract:

An improved method and apparatus for non-destructive measurements of coating thicknesses on a curved surface by measuring components of the microwave energy reflected from the surface. Preferred embodiments of the present invention provide a portable microwave thickness detector with a rounded rocker-type base allowing the microwave beam to be moved through a range of angles with respect to the target surface. An optical alignment system determines when the microwave angle of incidence is at a desired angle when the components of the reflected microwave energy are measured. Preferred embodiments of the present invention also provide a portable microwave thickness detector which maintains a constant standoff distance between the between the microwave detector and the sample to be measured.

Modular Multi-Fiber/Conductor Connector And Insert
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US Patent:

20030016916, Jan 23, 2003
Filed:

Jun 18, 2002
Appl. No.:

10/176123
Inventors:

Mark Allen - San Diego CA, US
Elly Chung - San Diego CA, US
Denton Seilhan - San Diego CA, US
Alan Bray - Spicewood TX, US
International Classification:

G02B006/38
US Classification:

385/055000
Abstract:

Underwater fiber optic connectors and methods of such connection are described wherein a first optical fiber and a first o-ring are positioned in a first connector portion. The first o-ring acts as a fulcrum between the first fiber and the first connector portion such that the first fiber is free to become nonparallel with a longitudinal axis of the first connector portion. The connectors and methods of connection can further comprise a second optical fiber and a second o-ring positioned within a second connector portion. Again, the second o-ring acts as a fulcrum between the second fiber and the second connector portion such that the second fiber is free to become nonparallel with a longitudinal axis of the second connector portion.

Self-Sealing Fastener
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US Patent:

20120121359, May 17, 2012
Filed:

Dec 29, 2011
Appl. No.:

13/340414
Inventors:

Alan V. Bray - Spicewood TX, US
Denise Dama Deppe - Austin TX, US
Gary Schmidt - Austin TX, US
John Lee Massingill - San Marcos TX, US
Clois E. Powell - Seguin TX, US
Pulinkumar Navinbhai Patel - Austin TX, US
Vijaykumar Madhawrao Mannari - Saline MI, US
International Classification:

F16B 39/02
B05D 3/06
B05C 5/00
B05D 3/02
US Classification:

411 82, 4273722, 427559, 118320, 118642
Abstract:

A fastener suitable for use in airplane manufacture or repair that is coated with a pre-mixed moisture cure sealant. The sealant layer is coated with a frangible moisture barrier that will break apart when the fastener is installed, thus exposing the sealant to atmospheric moisture. Once exposed to moisture, the sealant will begin to cure. Preferred embodiments also provide a moisture indicator that provides a visual indication that the outer moisture resistant layer has been damaged.

Self-Sealing Fastener
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US Patent:

20120168055, Jul 5, 2012
Filed:

Nov 2, 2011
Appl. No.:

13/287791
Inventors:

ALAN V. BRAY - SPICEWOOD TX, US
DENISE DEPPE - AUSTIN TX, US
LESLIE SCHMIDT - AUSTIN TX, US
DAVID J. IRVIN - AUSTIN TX, US
Assignee:

SYSTEMS AND MATERIALS RESEARCH CORPORATION - AUSTIN TX
International Classification:

F16B 39/02
C08G 75/04
B05C 5/02
B32B 37/12
B05D 3/06
B05C 11/00
US Classification:

156 64, 427553, 118620, 118708, 118 52, 156 92, 528374, 528 30, 411 822
Abstract:

An apparatus for making and using a fastener suitable for use in airplane manufacture or repair that is coated with a pre-mixed moisture cure sealant. The sealant layer is coated with a frangible moisture barrier that will break apart when the fastener is installed, thus exposing the sealant to a moisture source. Once exposed to moisture, the sealant will begin to cure. Preferred embodiments also provide a premature cure indicator that provides a visual indication that the outer moisture resistant layer has been damaged.