Ronald L Caron from Enfield, CT, age 60

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Ronald J. Caron
President

Caron Construction Company, Inc.
Home Builders

321 Lincoln Street, Suite 202, Manchester, NH 03101
6036236486

Ronald Caron
Manager, Office Manager

Ellington Center Animal Clinic
Veterinary · Veterinary Services · Veterinarian

PO Box 360, Ellington, CT 06029
64 Main St, Ellington, CT 06029
8608713064, 8608713067

Ronald Caron
Principal

Ronald J Caron
Business Services at Non-Commercial Site

205 Glendale Dr, Bristol, CT 06010

Ronald Caron
Principal

Caron Interiors
Business Services · Ceramic Tile · Countertops · Deck Cleaning · Doors · Dryer Vent Cleaning · Drywall · Flooring

13 Kane Rd, Manchester, CT 06040
Manchester, CT 06040
8607960203

Us Patents

Method For Producing A Composite Material
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US Patent:

53719379, Dec 13, 1994
Filed:

Feb 3, 1994
Appl. No.:

8/191152
Inventors:

William G. Watson - Cheshire CT
Ronald N. Caron - Branford CT
Assignee:

Olin Corporation - New Haven CT
International Classification:

B23P 1700
US Classification:

295273
Abstract:

A method of making a composite material in which a porous preform is produced by spray casting. An appropriate metal or alloy is caused to infiltrate the interconnected pores. This may be accomplished by infiltrating the porous preform with a liquid metal of a melting point lower than the melting point of the porous preform and thereafter solidifying the infiltrated material or the material can be infiltrated by the use of a slurry containing the desired particles and the liquid carrier driven off by baking the infiltrated preform. Alternatively, infiltration may be accomplished by plating of a desired metal or alloy from an appropriate infiltrate electroplating or electro-less plating solution.

Corrosion-Resistant Bismuth Brass
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US Patent:

56371608, Jun 10, 1997
Filed:

Jul 20, 1994
Appl. No.:

8/277928
Inventors:

Andrew J. Brock - Cheshire CT
John F. Breedis - Trumbull CT
Jack Crane - Woodbridge CT
Julius C. Fister - Hamden CT
Frank N. Mandigo - North Branford CT
David D. McDevitt - Greenwood IN
Mark N. Pearman - Carmel IN
Ronald N. Caron - Branford CT
Assignee:

Olin Corporation - New Haven CT
International Classification:

C22C 904
US Classification:

148434
Abstract:

There is provided a machinable. alpha. +. beta. brass containing bismuth and phosphorous. By maintaining the phosphorous content within a critical range, the alloy exhibits good elevated temperature tensile elongation in the temperature range of 100. degree. C. -350. degree. C. without a decrease in machinability due to phosphide formation. In preferred embodiments, the alloy further contains a tin addition for enhanced corrosion resistance. The combination of tin and phosphorous provides enhanced corrosion resistance to the alloy than could be predicted from either addition alone.