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Kent Edward Coulter

from Starkville, MS
Age ~57
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Also known as:
Kent E Coulter, Kent F Coulter, Jones E Coulter, Kent E Coulier
Related to:
Peyton Flaherty, 26Evelyn D CoulterKaren C Coulter, 58Frances A CoulterKelly L Mccuistion, 54Kimberly M Hardin, 55William E Coulter, 81John S Mccuistion, 59William CoulterEllen CoulterBart Ferguson, 58
Connected to:
Alexander J Coulter, 33Angelene Coulter, 41Autumn B Coulter, 43Barry L Coulter, 58Beverly Coulter, 62Blake J Coulter, 35Brynn Coulter, 34Cade B Coulter, 29Caitlin M Coulter, 39Cassie M Coulter, 36

Kent Coulter Phones & Addresses

  • Starkville, MS
  • 7419 Secretariat Ln, Boerne, TX 78015 (210) 698-1136
  • Fair Oaks Ranch, TX
  • 2128 Contra Costa Ave, Santa Rosa, CA 95405 (707) 575-9464
  • 1854 Happy Valley Ave, Santa Rosa, CA 95409 (707) 575-9464
  • Oak Ridge, TN
  • Bartow, FL
  • Albuquerque, NM
  • Sonoma, CA

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Kent Coulter Photo 1

Chief Operating Officer

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Location:
7419 Secretariat Ln, Fair Oaks Ranch, TX 78015
Industry:
Research
Work:
Jdsu Jun 2000 - Jun 2005
Director of Science and Technology, Flex Products
Southwest Research Institute Jun 2000 - Jun 2005
Manager at Southwest Research Institute
Jdsu Feb 1995 - Jun 2000
Senior Research Scientist, Flex Products
Sandia National Laboratories Nov 1993 - Feb 1995
Post-Doctoral Researcher
Wavefront Technology Nov 1993 - Feb 1995
Chief Operating Officer
Education:
Texas A&M University 1989 - 1993
Doctorates, Doctor of Philosophy, Chemistry Ouachita Baptist University 1985 - 1989
Bachelors, Bachelor of Science, Mathematics, Chemistry Arkadelphia High School, Arkadelphia, Ar
Skills:
Leadership
Characterization
Chemistry
Coatings
Engineering
Design of Experiments
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Senior Structural Engineer

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Location:
Boerne, TX
Industry:
Construction
Work:
Julius Berger International Gmbh
Senior Structural Engineer
Education:
The University of Western Australia 1982 - 1987
Doctorates, Doctor of Philosophy, Civil Engineering, Philosophy
Skills:
Structural Engineering
Construction
Construction Management
Civil Engineering
Concrete
Project Estimation
Value Engineering
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Kent Edward Coulter
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Surface Enhancement Experts, LLC

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Bright Metal Flake Based Pigments

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US Patent:
6383638, May 7, 2002
Filed:
Oct 13, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/687490
Inventors:
Kent E. Coulter - Santa Rosa CA
Thomas Mayer - Santa Rosa CA
Roger W. Phillips - Santa Rosa CA
John S. Matteucci - Healdsburg CA
Assignee:
Flex Products, Inc. - Santa Rosa CA
International Classification:
C09C 162
US Classification:
428403, 106404, 106415, 106419, 106420, 106425, 106426, 106428, 106429, 106430, 106431, 106436, 106438, 106439, 106440, 106441, 106442, 106444, 106445, 106447, 106449, 106450, 106451, 106455, 106456, 106459, 106460, 106461, 106471, 106472, 106474, 106476, 106479, 106480, 106482, 106483, 106499, 428404, 428407
Abstract:
A flake-based pigment is provided having improved specular reflectance characteristics in the visible wavelength range. The flake-based pigment has a plurality of core flake sections each formed of a central reflector layer and dielectric support layers on opposing sides of the reflector layer. The resulting core flake section is a very thin three-layered structure that exhibits a uniaxial compressive strength much greater than a corresponding uniaxial tensile strength. This structure provides the benefits of rigidity and brittle fracture during manufacturing and application processes, which ultimately provides favorable planar and specular reflectance characteristics for the pigment in the visible wavelength range. A variety of outer coating layers can be formed around the core flake sections, such as various dielectric and absorber layers having thicknesses dependent upon the desired optical characteristics of the pigment.

Bright Metal Flake Based Pigments

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US Patent:
6387498, May 14, 2002
Filed:
Apr 7, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/544949
Inventors:
Kent E. Coulter - Santa Rosa CA
Thomas Mayer - Santa Rosa CA
Roger W. Phillips - Santa Rosa CA
John S. Matteucci - Healdsburg CA
Assignee:
Flex Products, Inc. - Santa Rosa CA
International Classification:
C09C 162
US Classification:
428403, 106404, 106415, 106419, 106420, 106425, 106426, 106428, 106429, 106430, 106431, 106436, 106438, 106439, 106440, 106441, 106442, 106444, 106445, 106447, 106449, 106450, 106451, 106455, 106456, 106459, 106460, 106461, 106471, 106472, 106474, 106476, 106479, 106480, 106482, 106483, 106499, 428404, 428407
Abstract:
A flake-based pigment is provided having improved specular reflectance characteristics in the visible wavelength range. The flake-based pigment has a plurality of core flake sections each formed of a central reflector layer and dielectric support layers on opposing sides of the reflector layer. The resulting core flake section is a very thin three-layered structure that exhibits a uniaxial compressive strength much greater than a corresponding uniaxial tensile strength. This structure provides the benefits of rigidity and brittle fracture during manufacturing and application processes, which ultimately provides favorable planar and specular reflectance characteristics for the pigment in the visible wavelength range. A variety of outer coating layers can be formed around the core flake sections, such as various dielectric and absorber layers having thicknesses dependent upon the desired optical characteristics of the pigment.

Composite Reflective Flake Based Pigments Comprising Reflector Layers On Bothside Of A Support Layer

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US Patent:
6586098, Jul 1, 2003
Filed:
Jul 27, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/626041
Inventors:
Kent E. Coulter - Santa Rosa CA
Thomas Mayer - Santa Rosa CA
John S. Matteucci - Healdsburg CA
Roger W. Phillips - Santa Rosa CA
Assignee:
Flex Products, Inc. - Santa Rosa CA
International Classification:
B32B 516
US Classification:
428403, 428404, 428426, 428432, 428433, 428434, 428448, 428450, 428469, 428470, 428471, 428472
Abstract:
A flake-based pigment is provided having improved specular reflectance characteristics in the visible wavelength range. The flake-based pigment has a plurality of composite reflective flakes each formed of a support layer and a reflector layer on one or both opposing sides of the support layer. This flake structure exhibits a uniaxial compressive strength much greater than a corresponding uniaxial tensile strength. The structure of the flakes provides the benefits of rigidity and brittle fracture during manufacture and application processes, which ultimately provides favorable planar and specular reflectance characteristics to the pigment in the visible wavelength range. A variety of outer coating layers can be formed around the composite reflective flakes, such as various dielectric and/or absorber layers, to produce desired optical characteristics in the pigment.

Composite Reflective Flake Based Pigments

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US Patent:
6699313, Mar 2, 2004
Filed:
Mar 27, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/401198
Inventors:
Kent E. Coulter - Santa Rosa CA
Thomas Mayer - Santa Rosa CA
John S. Matteucci - late of Healdsburg CA
Roger W. Phillips - Santa Rosa CA
Assignee:
Flex Products, Inc. - Santa Rosa CA
International Classification:
C09D 1700
US Classification:
106 316, 106 3165, 106 319, 106401, 428407
Abstract:
A flake-based pigment is provided having improved specular reflectance characteristics in the visible wavelength range. The flake-based pigment has a plurality of composite reflective flakes each formed of a support layer and a reflector layer on one or both opposing sides of the support layer. This flake structure exhibits a uniaxial compressive strength much greater than a corresponding uniaxial tensile strength. The structure of the flakes provides the benefits of rigidity and brittle fracture during manufacture and application processes, which ultimately provides favorable planar and specular reflectance characteristics to the pigment in the visible wavelength range. A variety of outer coating layers can be formed around the composite reflective flakes, such as various dielectric and/or absorber layers, to produce desired optical characteristics in the pigment.

High Chroma Optically Variable Color-Shifting Glitter Comprising Particles Having Interference Structure Coating

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US Patent:
7608330, Oct 27, 2009
Filed:
Feb 27, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/363420
Inventors:
Alberto Argoitia - Santa Rosa CA, US
Kent E. Coulter - Santa Rosa CA, US
Roger W. Phillips - Santa Rosa CA, US
Assignee:
JDS Uniphase Corporation - Milpitas CA
International Classification:
B32B 5/16
US Classification:
428403, 359580
Abstract:
Opaque glitter particles that are uniform in size and shape are disclosed that have an optically variable color with a change in angle of incident light. The glitter particles have an organic substrate and an optical interference structure on one or both sides of the organic substrate. The optical interference design can be a Fabry-Perot structure or can be an optically variable ink.

Two-Dimensional Composite Particle Adapted For Use As A Catalyst And Method Of Making Same

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US Patent:
7968488, Jun 28, 2011
Filed:
Apr 18, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/736800
Inventors:
James H. Arps - Chanhassen MN, US
Kent Edward Coulter - Fair Oaks Ranch TX, US
Assignee:
Southwest Research Institute - San Antonio TX
International Classification:
B01J 21/18
B01J 23/40
B01J 23/74
B32B 5/16
B32B 9/00
B32B 15/02
B32B 17/02
B32B 19/00
B32B 21/02
B32B 23/02
B32B 27/02
B32B 15/00
B22F 3/00
B22F 3/26
B22F 5/00
B22F 7/00
B22F 7/02
B22F 1/02
C22C 28/00
C22C 29/00
B23K 35/36
C25D 5/10
B05D 7/00
B05D 1/36
C23C 14/00
C23C 14/32
US Classification:
502185, 428403, 428546, 428548, 428570, 428615, 427212, 427214, 427402, 427404, 427405, 2041921
Abstract:
The present invention is directed to a composite particle that is microscopically two-dimensional with a third nanoscopic dimension, and to methods of making same. The particle may include a support and a metal layer. The metal layer may be catalytically active such that the particle is adapted to act as a catalyst.

Composition And Process For Manufacture Of A High Temperature Carbon-Dioxide Separation Membrane

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US Patent:
8454732, Jun 4, 2013
Filed:
Sep 12, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/230484
Inventors:
Francis Yu Chang Huang - San Antonio TX, US
Vladimir I. Gorokhovsky - San Antonio TX, US
Kent E. Coulter - Fair Oaks Ranch TX, US
Assignee:
Southwest Research Institute - San Antonio TX
International Classification:
B01D 53/22
US Classification:
96 11, 95 43, 95 45, 95 51, 96 4, 96 7
Abstract:
A membrane composition and process for its formation are disclosed from the removal of carbon dioxide (CO) from mixed gases, such as flue gases of energy production facilities. The membrane includes a substrate layer comprising inorganic oxides, a barrier layer of in-situ formed LiZrO, a LiZrOsorbent layer and an inorganic oxide cap layer. The membrane has a feed side for introduction of mixed gases containing nitrogen (N) and a sweep side for recovery of COwherein the membrane has a relatively high selectivity for COtransport at temperatures in the range of 400 to 700 C.

Methods Of Forming Nanocomposites Containing Nanodiamond Particles By Vapor Deposition

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US Patent:
8496992, Jul 30, 2013
Filed:
Dec 10, 2010
Appl. No.:
12/964826
Inventors:
Ronghua Wei - San Antonio TX, US
Christopher Rincon - San Antonio TX, US
Kent E. Coulter - Fair Oaks Ranch TX, US
Assignee:
Southwest Research Institute - San Antonio TX
International Classification:
C23C 16/26
US Classification:
4272491, 4272497, 4272498, 427577
Abstract:
A method of coating a substrate, with the method comprising: providing a substrate; dispersing nanodiamond powder in a liquid to provide a coating precursor; converting the liquid of the coating precursor to a vapor; introducing the coating precursor to a vapor deposition process; and operating the vapor deposition process to produce a nanocrystalline diamond-containing nanocomposite coating on the substrate, the nanocomposite coating produced using the coating precursor and comprising the nanodiamond particles.

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Ernest Kent Coulter

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Ernest Kent Coulter (November 14, 1871May 1, 1952), was a War Veteran journalist, lawyer, public administrator, and developer of civil society and human

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