This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Key Safety Systems, Inc.. Active years: 2010.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2010
Title: Alexander Deych and Airbag Inflator Safety
Introduction
Alexander Deych is an inventor associated with Plant City, Florida, and Key Safety Systems, Inc. His patent work addresses a safety mechanism for pressure vessels used in automotive airbag systems.
Latest Patents
Deych is named on 1 patent, titled “Venting Device for an Airbag Inflator.” The invention describes a hollow support that holds a rupturable closure member in place inside a pressure vessel. Its tapered section has longitudinal grooves, while an adjoining cylindrical section contains pyrotechnic material positioned near an igniter.
When activated, the igniter sets off the pyrotechnic material, generating pressure that breaks the grooved tapered section. This removes the support for the closure member, allowing pressure inside the vessel to rupture it and release gas. The design provides a controlled way to open an airbag inflator.
Career Highlights
Deych’s documented patent contribution focuses on airbag inflator technology and the operation of a pressure-triggered venting device. The available information identifies Key Safety Systems, Inc. as his company.
Collaborations
Richard Townsend is identified as Deych’s coworker. The supplied information does not specify whether Townsend collaborated on the patent.
Conclusion
Alexander Deych’s patent describes a grooved support mechanism designed to enable controlled venting in an airbag inflator, contributing to the engineering of automotive safety systems.
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