Akihiro Yamada

Title: Akihiro Yamada: Patents in Vehicle Safety and Exhaust-Gas Purification

Introduction

Akihiro Yamada is an inventor associated with Yokohama, Japan. His work spans vehicle occupant protection and industrial exhaust-gas treatment. He is credited with 3 patents.

Latest Patents

Yamada’s listed patents include an exhaust gas purification device and an airbag device.

The exhaust gas purification device uses ammonia to reduce nitrogen oxides in boiler exhaust. It includes a denitration catalyst and adjustable disturbing plates mounted downstream of the catalyst. The plates are supported across the gas passage and can be repositioned within its cross section, helping manage exhaust-gas flow.

The airbag device is designed to limit an occupant’s forward and lateral movement during deployment. A first airbag deploys in front of the occupant, while a second airbag extends from its center-facing side toward the vehicle’s center console. The second airbag is configured to help prevent contact with the console and restrain rotation of the occupant’s head.

Career Highlights

Yamada’s listed company affiliations include Autoliv Development AB and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Limited. These affiliations reflect work connected to automotive safety systems and industrial engineering.

Collaborations

His listed coworkers include Hiroyuki Yoshimura and Hironori Kishi.

Conclusion

Akihiro Yamada’s patent portfolio brings together innovations in occupant protection and exhaust-gas purification, reflecting contributions across automotive and industrial technologies.