This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Bsh Home Appliances Corporation. Active years: 2007.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2007
Title: Brian Chatot and His Gas Dryer Burner Innovation.
Introduction
Brian Chatot is an inventor associated with New Bern, North Carolina, and BSH Home Appliances Corporation. His patent work includes an invention designed to support stable combustion and efficient air heating in a gas clothes dryer.
Latest Patents
Chatot is credited with 1 patent: “Gas Burner and Air Heater Assembly for a Gas Clothes Dryer.” The invention describes a burner with a mixing tube that admits gas fuel and air, which combine before being discharged through a burner head and ignited. A baffle attached near the burner head extends outward to help prevent secondary airflow from disrupting combustion.
The patent also describes an air heater assembly with a combustion chamber, an air inlet, and an air outlet. The burner operates inside the chamber, heating air that is then directed over clothes in the dryer drum.
Career Highlights
Chatot’s documented patent contribution addresses a practical appliance-engineering challenge: maintaining stable burner operation while heating air for clothes drying. The design combines fuel-and-air mixing, flame stabilization, and integration with the dryer’s air-heating system.
Collaborations
Chatot’s listed coworkers include Uwe Ackermann and Dirk Gauger. His work is associated with BSH Home Appliances Corporation.
Conclusion
Brian Chatot’s patent describes a gas burner and air heater assembly intended to support reliable combustion and heated airflow in a gas clothes dryer.
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