This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Ut-Battelle, Inc.. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Chanaka Ihala Gamaralalage: Inventor of Temperature-Sensitive Coatings.
Introduction
Chanaka Ihala Gamaralalage is an inventor associated with Oak Ridge, Tennessee, and Ut-Battelle, Inc. His work includes a patent for a temperature-sensitive coating designed to help detect conditions that may precede thermal runaway in energy storage systems.
Latest Patents
Gamaralalage is credited with 1 patent, titled “Temperature Sensitive Coatings.” The invention describes a coating containing an indicator component made up of a carrier and a releasable compound. At or above a critical release temperature, the compound is released from the carrier in a gaseous state.
The patent also describes coating a surface of an energy storage system and placing a gas sensor nearby. The sensor monitors for the released compound, and an alarm can be signaled when its output indicates the compound’s presence. This approach is intended to detect the approach of thermal runaway.
Career Highlights
Gamaralalage’s listed patent work focuses on temperature-responsive materials and safety monitoring for energy storage systems. He is associated with Ut-Battelle, Inc., the company identified in connection with his work.
Collaborations
The available information connects Gamaralalage’s patent to Ut-Battelle, Inc. It does not specify additional collaborators or co-inventors.
Conclusion
Chanaka Ihala Gamaralalage’s patented coating uses a temperature-triggered gas release and sensor-based detection to provide an early warning approach for energy storage system safety.
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