Jeffrey R Taylor

US Patent:

6395459, May 28, 2002

Filed:

Sep 29, 2000

Appl. No.:

09/676865

Inventors:

Jeffrey F. Taylor - Mount Pleasant PA
Thomas H. Whitesides - Rochester NY
Hwei-Ling Yau - Rochester NY
Elmer C. Flood - Canandaigua NY
John W. Boettcher - Webster NY

Assignee:

Eastman Kodak Company - Rochester NY

International Classification:

G03C 176

US Classification:

430434

Abstract:

The present invention relates to imaged elements having a protective overcoat that resists fingerprints, common stains, and spills. In particular, a curable overcoat composition is applied to an imaged element that contains a curing agent incorporated into a top layer of the element, resulting in a cured water-resistant or spill resistant overcoat. The invention can be used to protect photographic elements and recording media. In one embodiment of the invention, a UV-curable material and a water-dispersible latex is applied to a photographic print containing a photoinitiator incorporated into the original print.

US Patent:

6468339, Oct 22, 2002

Filed:

Aug 23, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/935529

Inventors:

Jeffrey F. Taylor - Mount Pleasant PA
Mridula Nair - Penfield NY

Assignee:

Eastman Kodak Company - Rochester NY

International Classification:

C09D19100

US Classification:

10615718, 10615411, 430449, 430451, 430496, 430539

Abstract:

A gelatin based photographic coating contains at least gelatin and colloidal alumina particles less than 0. 2 m. Additionally, the coating may contain any photographic addenda that may be important to the performance of a photographic product, as well as a chemical hardening agent that forms crosslinks in the coating. The alumina filled gelatin coating, when swollen with water or a photo processing solution yields an increase in wet durability in the form of an increased wet scratch resistance.

US Patent:

6476840, Nov 5, 2002

Filed:

Aug 2, 2000

Appl. No.:

09/632030

Inventors:

Jeffrey F. Taylor - Greensburg PA
John T. Whalen - North Huntingdon PA
Lara A. Reed - Uniontown PA
Richard G. Crooks - Apollo PA
Marlee A. Vrbanic - Greensburg PA

Assignee:

Sony Chemical Corporation of America - Mount Pleasant PA

International Classification:

B41J 2315

US Classification:

347212

Abstract:

A radiation-curable ink, a method of making the ink, a thermal transfer printer ribbon having a radiation-curable ink layer, and a thermal transfer printer with an actinic energy source are provided. A method of thermal transfer printing using an ink ribbon having radiation-curable components is also provided. The radiation curable components of the ink can be thermally dried and are cured after printing of an image on a receiving article.

US Patent:

6850263, Feb 1, 2005

Filed:

Apr 11, 2003

Appl. No.:

10/411746

Inventors:

Jeffrey F. Taylor - Greensburg PA, US
John T. Whalen - North Hungtingdon PA, US

Assignee:

Sony Chemicals Corporation of America - Mt. Pleasant PA

International Classification:

B41J 2315

US Classification:

347212

Abstract:

A radiation-curable ink, a method of making the ink, a thermal transfer printer ribbon having a radiation-curable ink layer, and a thermal transfer printer with an actinic energy source are provided. A method of thermal transfer printing using an ink ribbon having radiation-curable components is also provided, as well as a thermal transfer printer which utilizes these ribbons. The radiation curable components of the ink can be thermally dried and are cured after printing of an image on a receiving article. A liquid light guide is used to transmit actinic energy from a source to the printed image.

US Patent:

6853394, Feb 8, 2005

Filed:

Jul 25, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/202805

Inventors:

Jeffrey F. Taylor - Greensburg PA, US
John T. Whalen - North Huntingdon PA, US
Lara A. Reed - Uniontown PA, US
Richard G. Crooks - Apollo PA, US
Marlee A. Vrbanic - Greensburg PA, US

Assignee:

Sony Chemicals Corporation of America - Mt. Pleasant PA

International Classification:

B41J002/335

US Classification:

347212, 347217

Abstract:

A radiation-curable ink, a method of making the ink, a thermal transfer printer ribbon having a radiation-curable ink layer, and a thermal transfer printer with an actinic energy source are provided. A method of thermal transfer printing using an ink ribbon having radiation-curable components is also provided. The radiation curable components of the ink can be thermally dried and are cured after printing of an image on a receiving article.

US Patent:

20200176138, Jun 4, 2020

Filed:

Feb 3, 2020

Appl. No.:

16/780453

Inventors:

- Cranberry Township PA, US
Luke D. CZERNIAK - Mount Pleasant PA, US
Melissa M. HEAGY - Butler PA, US
Jorge V. CARVAJAL - Irwin PA, US
Matthew D. MCARDLE - Murrysville PA, US
Jeffrey J. TAYLOR - Pittsburgh PA, US
James L. YANKEL - Trafford PA, US

Assignee:

Westinghouse Electric Company LLC - Cranberry Township PA

International Classification:

G21C 17/108
G21C 23/00
G21G 1/02

Abstract:

A method and apparatus for modifying an existing nuclear reactor moveable in-core detector system to insert and withdraw target specimens from a reactor core during reactor operation without practically impeding the moveable in-core detector system's ability to obtain flux maps of the core throughout the reactor's operation. The apparatus provides a separate drive unit and delivery cable that is independent of the detector drive system, but uses most of the same core delivery conduits to access the core. A specimen holder is remotely detachable from the delivery cable when appropriately positioned and can be remotely reattached for withdrawal after a scheduled period of radiation.