This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent and 1 EPO patent. Top assignee: Safran Aircraft Engines. Active years: 2020.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2020
Title: Benjamin Villenave and Turbine-Engine Cooling Innovation.
Introduction
Benjamin Villenave is an inventor associated with Moissy-Cramayel, France, and Safran Aircraft Engines. His work includes an invention for attaching cooling manifolds around a turbine-engine casing.
Latest Patents
Villenave is credited with 1 patent: “Device for Attaching Manifolds for Cooling the Casing of a Turbine-Engine Turbine by Air Jets.” The invention describes a mounting that keeps cooling manifolds spaced apart, supported by elements attached to the casing and connected to the mounting. Each supporting element is positioned between two adjacent manifolds. The arrangement is designed for cooling the casing of a turbine, preferably a low-pressure turbine, using air jets.
Career Highlights
Villenave’s listed patent reflects work on turbine-engine cooling hardware and the structural arrangement of manifolds and their supports. He is associated with Safran Aircraft Engines, a company active in aircraft propulsion.
Collaborations
The supplied information names Alain Paul Madec and Pierre Tincelin as Villenave’s coworkers. Their specific contributions to the patent are not provided.
Conclusion
Benjamin Villenave’s patent focuses on a manifold-support arrangement for air-jet cooling of a turbine-engine casing, highlighting a practical innovation in turbine design.
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