Robert C Webber

US Patent:

57271585, Mar 10, 1998

Filed:

Sep 22, 1995

Appl. No.:

8/532462

Inventors:

M'hamed Bouziane - Nashua NH
Robert C. Webber - Nashua NH
Vincent A. Mastro - Needham MA
Charles P. Rehberg - Nashua NH
Barbara A. Nichols - Acton MA
Roxanne N. Myers - Watertown MA

Assignee:

Integra Soft, Inc. - Billerica MA

International Classification:

G06F 1210

US Classification:

39520055

Abstract:

An information processing system includes a plurality of data processing tools, an atomic information repository, and a plurality of generated translation engines. Each data processing tool processes data in accordance with an associated data model, and in the process generates access requests for accessing data in accordance with its associated data model. The atomic information repository stores data items using an organization in an atomic data model which corresponds to the combination of the data models associated with all of the tools. Each translation engine is associated with one of the tools. Each translation engine receives an access request from its associated tool in the associated tool's data model and performs a translation operation to translate the request to the repository's atomic data model, and initiates an access operation with the repository in connection with the translated access request. A system manager is provided which can, when a new tool is added to the system, update the repository's atomic data model to reflect the added tool's associated data model, generate a translation engine for the new tool, and also update the translation engines associated with the existing tools to reflect the update.

US Patent:

44486243, May 15, 1984

Filed:

Mar 11, 1983

Appl. No.:

6/474441

Inventors:

Robert C. Webber - Marietta GA

Assignee:

Lockheed Corporation - Burbank CA

International Classification:

B65H 8100
B41B 1100

US Classification:

156175

Abstract:

An apparatus and method is disclosed for the fabrication of cylindrical structures (26) by filament winding of resin impregnated filaments around a novel cylindrical mandrel assembly (10) whereby the mandrel assembly (10) and fabricated cylindrical structure (26) are easily separated after curing of the resin impregnated materials. The invention utilizes an inner, hollow cylindrical mandrel member (11) onto which a metal cable (12) is wound over afterwhich segmented outer mandrel sections (13) are connected to the inner mandrel member by fastener devices (20) installed from the inner side of the inner mandrel member (14). The resin impregnated filament is then wound over the outer mandrel segments (13) and cured in a conventional manner. After curing, the fasteners (20) are removed from the inner side of the inner mandrel (11), and the cable (12) is removed by pulling it from one end of the mandrel assembly (10). With the cable (12) removed, clearance is provided so that the inner mandrel (11) can be removed from the outer segmented mandrel (13), and once the inner mandrel (11) is removed, the outer, segmented mandrel (13) is disassembled and removed inwardly from contact with the cured filament wound cylinder (26).

US Patent:

43148662, Feb 9, 1982

Filed:

Dec 9, 1980

Appl. No.:

6/214477

Inventors:

Robert C. Webber - Marietta GA

Assignee:

Lockheed Corporation - Burbank CA

International Classification:

B32B 712

US Classification:

156163

Abstract:

A method to eliminate stresses and consequent warping in elevated-temperature cured adhesive bonded parts with different coefficients of thermal expansion.

US Patent:

43305717, May 18, 1982

Filed:

Jul 17, 1980

Appl. No.:

6/169885

Inventors:

Philip H. Stovall - Marietta GA
Robert C. Webber - Marietta GA

Assignee:

Lockheed Corporation - Burbank CA

International Classification:

B05D 118
B05D 302
B05D 312
B05D 512

US Classification:

427120

Abstract:

A method of applying substantially consistent and uniform coatings of a corrosion preventive compound to metallic cable lengths is disclosed which involves the immersion of the cable into a liquid coating compound of controlled viscosity followed by wiping the cable with a compound-containing material upon withdrawal of the cable from the compound.