Patents Assigned to NEWTEC Service Group, Inc.
  • Patent number: 8001879
    Abstract: A method and apparatus for incorporating nanophase elemental materials and metastable interstitial composite materials into projectiles, projectile fragments, ordnance casings, warheads and structural components. The projectile, fragments and casings include an elemental material capable of oxidizing. A coating material that is capable of preventing oxidation of the elemental material and an oxidizing agent may be present and be capable of reacting with the elemental material so that a self-propagating high temperature synthesis reaction from a stabilized solid material is yielded for the purpose of rendering terminal effects or thermal impact to a target at impact.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: January 5, 2011
    Date of Patent: August 23, 2011
    Assignee: Newtec Services Group, Inc.
    Inventors: Keith Williams, Michael Joseph Maston
  • Publication number: 20110100245
    Abstract: A method and apparatus for incorporating nanophase elemental materials and metastable interstitial composite materials into projectiles, projectile fragments, ordnance casings, warheads and structural components. The projectile, fragments and casings include an elemental material capable of oxidizing. A coating material that is capable of preventing oxidation of the elemental material and an oxidizing agent may be present and be capable of reacting with the elemental material so that a self-propagating high temperature synthesis reaction from a stabilized solid material is yielded for the purpose of rendering terminal effects or thermal impact to a target at impact.
    Type: Application
    Filed: January 5, 2011
    Publication date: May 5, 2011
    Applicant: Newtec Services Group, Inc.
    Inventors: Keith Williams, Michael Joseph Maston
  • Patent number: 7886666
    Abstract: A method and apparatus for incorporating nanophase elemental materials and metastable interstitial composite materials into projectiles, projectile fragments, ordnance casings, warheads and structural components. The projectile, fragments and casings include an elemental material capable of oxidizing. A coating material that is capable of preventing oxidation of the elemental material and an oxidizing agent may be present and be capable of reacting with the elemental material so that a self-propagating high temperature synthesis reaction from a stabilized solid material is yielded for the purpose of rendering terminal effects or thermal impact to a target at impact.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: February 24, 2010
    Date of Patent: February 15, 2011
    Assignee: Newtec Services Group, Inc.
    Inventors: Keith Williams, Michael Joseph Maston
  • Patent number: 7770521
    Abstract: A method and apparatus for incorporating nanophase elemental materials and metastable interstitial composite materials into projectiles, projectile fragments, ordnance casings, warheads and structural components. The projectile, fragments and casings include an elemental material capable of oxidizing. A coating material that is capable of preventing oxidation of the elemental material and an oxidizing agent may be present and be capable of reacting with the elemental material so that a self-propagating high temperature synthesis reaction from a stabilized solid material is yielded for the purpose of rendering terminal effects or thermal impact to a target at impact.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: June 3, 2005
    Date of Patent: August 10, 2010
    Assignee: Newtec Services Group, Inc.
    Inventors: Keith Williams, Michael Joseph Maston
  • Patent number: 7755041
    Abstract: A triacetone triperoxide cloud associated with a triacetone triperoxide explosive attached to a hard target is remotely detected by operating differential-absorption lidar lasers to transmit a laser beam toward the hard target at differing wavelengths. A backscattered laser beam reflected from the lidar target (hard target, person, aerosols, clouds, buildings) is detected because a cloud of triacetone triperoxide in front of the lidar target and between the lidar target and the differential-absorption lidar system produces a differential-absorption signal having characteristics that identify the triacetone triperoxide. In a second embodiment, a triacetone triperoxide cloud that is absorbing optical radiation from its ambient environment and which is attached to a hard target is detected from a location remote from the triacetone triperoxide explosive by detecting an optical radiation absorption signature characterized by triacetone triperoxide absorption lines.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: November 15, 2006
    Date of Patent: July 13, 2010
    Assignees: University of South Florida, University of Central Florida Research Foundation, NEWTEC Service Group, Inc.
    Inventors: Dennis K. Killinger, Michael Sigman, Michael Maston, Keith Williams
  • Publication number: 20070210254
    Abstract: A triacetone triperoxide cloud associated with a triacetone triperoxide explosive attached to a hard target is remotely detected by operating differential-absorption lidar lasers to transmit a laser beam toward the hard target at differing wavelengths. A backscattered laser beam reflected from the lidar target (hard target, person, aerosols, clouds, buildings) is detected because a cloud of triacetone triperoxide in front of the lidar target and between the lidar target and the differential-absorption lidar system produces a differential-absorption signal having characteristics that identify the triacetone triperoxide. In a second embodiment, a triacetone triperoxide cloud that is absorbing optical radiation from its ambient environment and which is attached to a hard target is detected from a location remote from the triacetone triperoxide explosive by detecting an optical radiation absorption signature characterized by triacetone triperoxide absorption lines.
    Type: Application
    Filed: November 15, 2006
    Publication date: September 13, 2007
    Applicants: UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA, UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA RESEARCH FOUNDATION, NEWTEC SERVICE GROUP, INC.
    Inventors: Dennis Killinger, Michael Sigman, Michael Maston, Keith Williams