Patent Information
NAVAIR Patent List & Abstracts
Title
Aeronautics & Space
Health &
Bio-technology
Coatings
Green
Communications
Materials
Sensors
Transportation
Other
Combination Primer / Topcoat Coating
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Method and Apparatus for Measuring Corrosion Beneath Thin Films
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High Gloss Corrosion Resistant Coatings
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Optical Fiber Sensor for Measuring Physical Properties of Liquids
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Naval Electrochemical Corrosion Reducer
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Epoxy Corrosion Resistant Coating
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Nonlinear Acrylic Polymers and Use thereof in Electrical Devices
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Vibration-Damping Structural Member
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Corrosion-Resistant Alkyd Coatings
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Tapered Optical Fiber Sensor
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Corrosion Resistant Acrylic Coatings
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Polyurethane Self-Priming Topcoats
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Synthetic Lubricating Oil Greases
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Temperature Compensated Lithium Battery Energy Monitor
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Polyurethane Self-Priming Topcoats
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Strain Sensing Composites
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Polyurethane Self-Priming Topcoat
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Polyurethane Self-Priming Topcoat
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Corrosivity Sensor
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Method of Making an Offset Corrugated Sandwich Construction
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Method of Measuring Liquid Level with a Thermal Interface Detection
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Trivalent Chromium Solutions for Sealing Anodized Aluminum
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Lattice Core Sandwich Construction
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Single-Ended Optical Fiber Strain Sensor for Measuring Maximum Strain
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Optical Fiber Strain Sensor for Measuring Maximum Strain
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Method of making a Lattice Core Sandwich Construction
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Liquid Metal Confinement Cylinder for Optical Discharge Devices
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Actively Pumped Faraday Optical Filter
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Liquid Atomizing Nozzle
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Respiratory System Particularly Suited for Aircrew Use
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Bi-Directionally Corrugated Sandwich Construction
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Panel Having Cross-Corrugated Sandwich Construction
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Variable Focus Adapter
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Fiber Optic Bragg Grating Demodulator and Sensor Incorporating Same
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Optical Fiber Strain to Failure Sensor
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Apparatus and Method for Calibration of Sensing Transducers
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Corrosion Detecting and Monitoring Method and Apparatus
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Solder Paste and Residue Measurement System