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Carsten Weinhold

from Scranton, PA
Age ~61
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Amber Weinhold, 38Anna R Weinhold, 89Darlene R Weinhold, 80Deborah L Weinholtz, 109Donn Weinholtz, 75Eric P Weinhold, 52Jennie K Weinhold, 61Lori A Weinhold, 54Michelle Y Weinhold, 46Sandra K Weinhold, 63

Carsten Weinhold Phones & Addresses

  • Scranton, PA
  • South Abington Township, PA
  • 914 Clay Ave, Scranton, PA 18510

Work

Company: Schott north america inc. Feb 2001 Position: Sen development scientist

Education

School / High School: Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (Kit)

Skills

Process Optimization • Mechanical Engineering • Research and Development • Manufacturing • Design of Experiments • Algorithms • Data Mining • Continuous Improvement • Product Development • Nondestructive Testing • Lean Manufacturing • Solidworks • Autodesk Inventor • High Strain Rate Behavior of Materials a... • Ballistic Testing and Scale Modeling • Numerical Analysis and Optimization • Glass Based Thermites • Numerical Simulation • Jmp • Ni Labview • C++ • Materials Science • Fortran • Cobol • Labview • Computer Tomography • Simulations • Engineering • Mathematical Modeling

Languages

German • English • French

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Sen Development Scientist

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Location:
Scranton, PA
Industry:
Research
Work:
Schott North America Inc.
Sen Development Scientist
Education:
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (Kit)
Skills:
Process Optimization
Mechanical Engineering
Research and Development
Manufacturing
Design of Experiments
Algorithms
Data Mining
Continuous Improvement
Product Development
Nondestructive Testing
Lean Manufacturing
Solidworks
Autodesk Inventor
High Strain Rate Behavior of Materials and Systems
Ballistic Testing and Scale Modeling
Numerical Analysis and Optimization
Glass Based Thermites
Numerical Simulation
Jmp
Ni Labview
C++
Materials Science
Fortran
Cobol
Labview
Computer Tomography
Simulations
Engineering
Mathematical Modeling
Languages:
German
English
French

Publications

Us Patents

Debiteuse Made Of Ceramic For Plate Glass Production

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US Patent:
6883350, Apr 26, 2005
Filed:
Jul 26, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/206903
Inventors:
Erich Rodek - Mainz, DE
Wolfgang Muench - Bubenheim, DE
Carsten Weinhold - Clarks Summit PA, US
Rudolf Singer - Engelstadt, DE
Assignee:
Schott AG - Mainz
International Classification:
C03B015/06
US Classification:
65338, 65344
Abstract:
A hot forming unit or debiteuse for plate glass production, with a noble metal box or frame encompassed by and contained in a highly heat-resistant ceramic frame and having a drawing slot matched to a cross section of a plate glass sheet to be produced. The dimensional integrity of the drawing slot of the noble metal frame is assured because the ceramic frame is constructed of longitudinal components and lateral components, where the longitudinal components of the ceramic frame and the longitudinal legs of the noble metal box rest against one another and are held so that they can still move axially against each other in a limited fashion. The longitudinal legs of the noble metal box are held in a stretched position by tension springs.

Optical Elements And Imaging Optics Comprising Them

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US Patent:
7324285, Jan 29, 2008
Filed:
Sep 20, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/523845
Inventors:
Steffen Reichel - Mehlingen, DE
Wolfram Beier - Essenheim, DE
Frank-Thomas Lentes - Bingen, DE
Yoshio Okano - Mainz, DE
Jochen Alkemper - Klein-Winterheim, DE
Jose Zimmer - Ingelheim, DE
Joseph S. Hayden - Clarks Summit PA, US
Carsten Weinhold - Clarks Summit PA, US
Ulrich Peuchert - Bodenheim, DE
Martin Letz - Mainz, DE
Assignee:
Schott AG - Mainz
International Classification:
G02B 1/00
G02B 9/00
C03C 3/00
C03C 14/00
US Classification:
359642, 359754, 359796, 501 11, 501 32
Abstract:
The optical elements are made from an opto-ceramic material that is characterized by high density, transparency for visible light and IR, high refractive index, high Abbe number and outstanding relative partial dispersion. Mixed oxides are sintered to obtain the opto-ceramic material. The mixed oxides contain zirconium oxide and hafnium oxide mixed with one or more oxides of yttrium, scandium, lanthanide elements, and optionally mixed with one or more of SiO, NaO, and TiO. Alternatively the mixed oxides contain zirconium oxide and hafnium oxide mixed with CaO and/or MgO and optionally mixed with one or more of SiO, NaO, and TiO. In addition, the mixed oxides can also include one or more oxides of Al, Ga, In, and Sc; optionally one or more oxides of yttrium, some lanthanide elements; and optionally one or more of SiO, NaO, MgO, CaO, and TiO.

Opto-Ceramics Made From Inoor Oxides Y, Lu, Sc, Yb, In, Gd, And La, Optical Elements Made Therefrom, And Mapping Optics Including The Optical Elements

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US Patent:
7700510, Apr 20, 2010
Filed:
Jun 12, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/761766
Inventors:
Guenther Kron - Mainz, DE
Ulrich Peuchert - Bodenheim, DE
Joseph S. Hayden - Clarks Summit PA, US
Carsten Weinhold - Scranton PA, US
Yvonne Menke - Mainz, DE
Yoshio Okano - Mainz, DE
Assignee:
Schott AG - Mainz
International Classification:
C04B 35/50
C04B 35/505
G02B 1/02
G02B 3/00
US Classification:
501152, 359642
Abstract:
The opto-ceramics and optical elements of the present invention are transmissive to visible light and/or to infrared radiation. They consist of a crystal combination in which individual crystallites have a cubic structure of the type YOand are made from InOor a mixture of oxides of the type XOin which X=Y, Lu, Sc, Yb, In, Gd, or La. Also mixtures of XOwith oxides having different stoichiometries, such as zirconium and hafnium oxide, are possible, as long as the cubic structure of the opto-ceramic is maintained. The optical elements prepared from the opto-ceramics are particularly suitable for mapping optics, such as objectives having reduced chromatic aberrations, in particular with approximately apochromatic mapping behavior. The optical elements of the present invention may be used in lens systems in combination with lenses of glass, but also with other ceramic lenses.

Method And Apparatus For Spray-Forming Melts Of Glass And Glass-Ceramic Compositions

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US Patent:
7827822, Nov 9, 2010
Filed:
Jul 25, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/878625
Inventors:
Carsten Weinhold - Scranton PA, US
David John Yuhas - Clarks-Summit PA, US
Assignee:
Schott Corporation - Elmsford NY
International Classification:
C03B 19/10
C03B 37/005
B22F 9/00
B22F 9/06
US Classification:
65 211, 75331, 75338
Abstract:
The invention relates to a process and apparatus for forming a particulate composition, especially a particle glass composition, through the use of shock waves. A nozzle element is utilized having inlets for introduction of cold and heated gas and a delivery tube for introducing molten material. Through the introduction of the cold and heated gases, droplets are formed from a molten stream, a cone-shaped standing shock wave is formed, and shock waves are formed via a modified Hartmann-Sprenger chamber, the shock waves impinging on the droplet stream to break up the larger droplets.

Rare Earth Aluminoborosilicate Glass Composition

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US Patent:
8361917, Jan 29, 2013
Filed:
Aug 5, 2010
Appl. No.:
12/851034
Inventors:
Hong Li - Sewickley PA, US
Carsten Weinhold - Scranton PA, US
Assignee:
Schott Corporation - Elmsford NY
International Classification:
C03C 3/068
C03C 3/064
C03C 3/095
US Classification:
501 78, 501 77, 501 64
Abstract:
The invention relates to aluminoborosilicate-based glasses suitable for use as a solid laser medium. In particular, these aluminoborosilicate-based laser glasses exhibit broad emission bandwidths of rare earth lasing ions. Although not entirely understood, the broadening of the emission bandwidth is believed to be achieved by the presence of significant amounts of lanthanide ions in the glass matrix. In addition, because of the high values of Young's modulus, fracture toughness and hardness, the rare earth aluminoborosilicate glass system according to the invention is also suitable as transparent armor window material.

Lightweight Transparent Armor Window

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US Patent:
8603616, Dec 10, 2013
Filed:
Mar 20, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/052021
Inventors:
Carsten Weinhold - Scranton PA, US
Assignee:
Schott Corporation - Elmsford NY
International Classification:
B32B 7/02
B32B 27/32
B32B 9/00
B32B 17/06
F41H 5/00
C03C 1/00
US Classification:
428212, 428220, 428412, 4284256, 428428, 428415, 89917, 89903, 89910
Abstract:
The invention relates to a lightweight transparent armor laminate comprising layers of borosilicate glass, layers of transparent glass-ceramics and a polymer spall layer of polycarbonate and/or polymethyl methacrylate. The layers are bound by polyurethane and/or polyvinylbutyral interlayer films.

Method And Apparatus For The Hot Shaping Of Molten Gobs

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US Patent:
20020194870, Dec 26, 2002
Filed:
May 13, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/144009
Inventors:
Norbert Greulich-Hickmann - Mainz, DE
Andreas Langsdorf - Ingelheim, DE
Christinan Kunert - Mainz, DE
Carsten Weinhold - Clarks Summit PA, US
International Classification:
C03B040/04
US Classification:
065/025100, 065/026000, 065/169000, 065/182200, 065/304000, 065/374120
Abstract:
The invention relates to a method for the hot shaping of molten gobs on a mold base by interposing a gas bed, comprising the following method steps. According to the invention such a method comprises the following method steps: a mold base made of open-pore mold material is produced; the supporting surface of the mold base is coated permanently with a glass contact material; such a coating material is chosen or the coating is arranged in such a way that the layer comprises open pores after its application which allow a gas-conductive connection between the lower side and the upper side of the layer; the mold base is charged with a gas in order to produce a gas bed on the upper side of the layer.

Method And Apparatus For The Hot Shaping Of Molten Gobs

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US Patent:
20050028561, Feb 10, 2005
Filed:
Sep 7, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/935613
Inventors:
Norbert Greulich-Hickmann - Mainz, DE
Andreas Langsdorf - Ingelheim, DE
Christian Kunert - Mainz, DE
Carsten Weinhold - Clarks Summit PA, US
International Classification:
C03B040/02
US Classification:
065182200, 065374110, 065374120
Abstract:
The invention relates to a method for the hot shaping of molten gobs on a mold base by interposing a gas bed, comprising the following method steps. According to the invention such a method comprises the following method steps: a mold base made of open-pore mold material is produced; the supporting surface of the mold base is coated permanently with a glass contact material; such a coating material is chosen or the coating is arranged in such a way that the layer comprises open pores after its application which allow a gas-conductive connection between the lower side and the upper side of the layer; the mold base is charged with a gas in order to produce a gas bed on the upper side of the layer.
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Carsten Weinhold from Scranton, PA, age ~61 Get Report