Edward David Siegal from 33 Pond Ave, Brookline, MA 02445, age 68, Phone: 617 731-5759

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Edward F Siegal

19606 VAN AKEN LLC

Edward G. Siegal

Town of Dartmouth
Executive Office · Public Finance/Taxation/Monetary Policy · Zoning Board of Appeals · Park Department · Land/Mineral/Wildlife Conservation Executive Office · Treasurer's Office · Planning Board · Assessor's Office

508 910-1802, 508 910-1824, 508 910-1812

Edward Siegal
Treasurer

BIO DESIGN, INC

65 Tosco Dr, Stoughton, MA 02072
39 Smith Rd, Randolph, MA

Edward G. Siegal
Treasurer

MANIFOLD, INC

103 N Main St, Sherborn, MA 01770
405 John St, New Bedford, MA

Edward D. Siegal
Secretary

D & S ENTERPRISES, INC

70 Shawmut, Canton, MA 02021
118 Anne Marie Dr, Brockton, MA

Edward M Siegal
Chairman ,Director

HAINES TERMINAL AND HIGHWAY COMPANY

License Records

Edward Siegal

Address:

6495 Happy Cyn Rd #112, Denver, CO 80237

License #:

2846 - Expired

Issued Date:

Feb 2, 1957

Renew Date:

Dec 10, 1986

Expiration Date:

Dec 10, 1986

Type:

Professional Engineer

Edward G Siegal

License #:

9653 - Active

Issued Date:

Jul 1, 1986

Expiration Date:

Jun 30, 2018

Type:

Certified Public Accountant

Us Patents

Alloy Materials
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US Patent:

6458223, Oct 1, 2002
Filed:

Mar 31, 1999
Appl. No.:

09/283777
Inventors:

Cornelis Leo Hans Thieme - Westborough MA
Elliott D. Thompson - Coventry RI
Leslie G. Fritzemeier - Acton MA
Robert D. Cameron - Franklin MA
Edward J. Siegal - Malden MA
Assignee:

American Superconductor Corporation - Westborough MA
International Classification:

C22C 906
US Classification:

148435, 505470, 505474, 505500
Abstract:

An alloy that contains at least two metals and can be used as a substrate for a superconductor is disclosed. The alloy can contain an oxide former. The alloy can have a biaxial or cube texture. The substrate can be used in a multilayer superconductor, which can further include one or more buffer layers disposed between the substrate and the superconductor material. The alloys can be made a by process that involves first rolling the alloy then annealing the alloy. A relatively large volume percentage of the alloy can be formed of grains having a biaxial or cube texture.

Multi-Layer Superconductor Having Buffer Layer With Oriented Termination Plane
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US Patent:

6537689, Mar 25, 2003
Filed:

Nov 26, 2001
Appl. No.:

09/995420
Inventors:

Suresh Annavarapu - Brookline MA
Martin W. Rupich - Framingham MA
Xiaoping Li - Westborough MA
Wei Zhang - Shrewsbury MA
Edward J. Siegal - Malden MA
Qi Li - Marlborough MA
Assignee:

American Superconductor Corporation - Westborough MA
International Classification:

C09K 1900
US Classification:

428701, 428930, 505237, 505238
Abstract:

The invention relates to multi-layer articles and methods of making such articles. The multi-layer superconductors can have one or more layers with an oriented termination plane. The methods include first conditioning the termination plane of an underlying layer, such as a buffer layer or a superconductor layer, then disposing a layer of material on the conditioned termination plane. The conditioned termination plane can be a high quality termination plane. Superconductor articles formed by these methods can exhibit relatively high critical current densities.

Surface Control Alloy Substrates And Methods Of Manufacture Therefor
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US Patent:

6730410, May 4, 2004
Filed:

Jul 14, 2000
Appl. No.:

09/616570
Inventors:

Leslie G. Fritzemeier - Mendon MA
Qi Li - Marlborough MA
Martin W. Rupich - Framingham MA
Elliott D. Thompson - Coventry RI
Edward J. Siegal - Malden MA
Cornelis Leo Hans Thieme - Westborough MA
Suresh Annavarapu - Brookline MA
Paul N. Arendt - Los Alamos NM
Stephen R. Foltyn - Los Alamos NM
Assignee:

Electronic Power Research Institute, Incorporated - Palo Alto CA
The Regents of the University of California - Oakland CA
International Classification:

B23B 1500
US Classification:

428469, 428697, 428699, 428701, 428702, 428930, 505236, 505237, 505238, 505239
Abstract:

Methods and articles for controlling the surface of an alloy substrate for deposition of an epitaxial layer. The invention includes the use of an intermediate layer to stabilize the substrate surface against oxidation for subsequent deposition of an epitaxial layer.

Thick Superconductor Films With Improved Performance
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US Patent:

7622424, Nov 24, 2009
Filed:

Sep 30, 2005
Appl. No.:

11/241636
Inventors:

Xiaoping Li - Westborough MA, US
Thomas Kodenkandath - N. Grafton MA, US
Edward J. Siegal - Malden MA, US
Wei Zhang - Shrewsbury MA, US
Martin W. Rupich - Framingham MA, US
Yibing Huang - Northborough MA, US
Assignee:

American Superconductor Corporation - Westborough MA
International Classification:

H01B 12/00
US Classification:

505235, 505123, 505238
Abstract:

A method for producing a thick film includes disposing a precursor solution onto a substrate to form a precursor film. The precursor solution contains precursor components to a rare-earth/alkaline-earth-metal/transition-metal oxide including a salt of a rare earth element, a salt of an alkaline earth metal, and a salt of a transition metal in one or more solvents, wherein at least one of the salts is a fluoride-containing salt, and wherein the ratio of the transition metal to the alkaline earth metal is greater than 1. 5. The precursor solution is treated to form a rare earth-alkaline earth-metal transition metal oxide superconductor film having a thickness greater than 0. 8 μm. precursor solution.

Thick Superconductor Films With Improved Performance
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US Patent:

8354136, Jan 15, 2013
Filed:

Nov 24, 2009
Appl. No.:

12/624859
Inventors:

Xiaoping Li - Westborough MA, US
Thomas Kodenkandath - N. Grafton MA, US
Edward J. Siegal - Malden MA, US
Wei Zhang - Shrewsbury MA, US
Martin W. Rupich - Framingham MA, US
Yibing Huang - Northborough MA, US
Assignee:

American Superconductor Corporation - Devens MA
International Classification:

B05D 5/12
H01L 39/24
US Classification:

427 62, 29599, 505430, 505434, 505470
Abstract:

A method for producing a thick film includes disposing a precursor solution onto a substrate to form a precursor film. The precursor solution contains precursor components to a rare-earth/alkaline-earth-metal/transition-metal oxide including a salt of a rare earth element, a salt of an alkaline earth metal, and a salt of a transition metal in one or more solvents, wherein at least one of the salts is a fluoride-containing salt, and wherein the ratio of the transition metal to the alkaline earth metal is greater than 1. 5. The precursor solution is treated to form a rare earth-alkaline earth-metal transition metal oxide superconductor film having a thickness greater than 0. 8 μm. precursor solution.

Substrates For Superconductors
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US Patent:

6428635, Aug 6, 2002
Filed:

Oct 1, 1997
Appl. No.:

08/942038
Inventors:

Leslie G. Fritzemeier - Acton MA
Elliott D. Thompson - Coventry RI
Edward J. Siegal - Malden MA
Cornelis Leo Hans Thieme - Westborough MA
Robert D. Cameron - Franklin MA
James L. Smith - Los Alamos NM
W. Larry Hults - Los Alamos NM
Assignee:

American Superconductor Corporation - Westborough MA
The Regents of the University of California - Oakland CA
International Classification:

C30B 2910
US Classification:

148435, 420485, 505473, 505500, 505236, 505474, 505470, 117 95, 117 96, 117101, 117106
Abstract:

An alloy capable of forming a (100) [001] cube-texture by thermo-mechanical techniques has 5 to 45 atomic percent nickel with the balance being copper. The alloy is useful as a conductive substrate for superconducting composites where the substrate is coated with a superconducting oxide. A buffer layer can optionally be coated on the substrate to enhance deposition of the superconducting oxide. Methods for producing the alloys, substrates, and superconductors are included.