This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: The University of Tennessee Research Foundation. Active years: 1995.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1995
Title: Chaoya Liu and Atmospheric-Pressure Plasma Treatment
Introduction
Chaoya Liu is an inventor associated with Knoxville, Tennessee, and The University of Tennessee Research Foundation. His patent work addresses ways to modify polymer surfaces using glow discharge plasma.
Latest Patents
Liu is associated with 1 patent, titled “Method and Apparatus for Glow Discharge Plasma Treatment of Polymer.” The invention describes non-destructive surface treatment of polymer materials, including films and woven, non-woven, and meltblown fabrics. Exposure to glow discharge plasma sustained at substantially atmospheric pressure—in air or modified gas atmospheres containing helium or argon—can improve water wettability, wickability, and other material characteristics.
Career Highlights
The patent reflects Liu’s work on plasma-based processing methods for polymer materials. The disclosed approach focuses on treating surfaces while preserving the underlying material.
Collaborations
Liu’s listed coworkers include Paul D. Spence and Larry C. Wadsworth. The patent is associated with The University of Tennessee Research Foundation.
Conclusion
Chaoya Liu’s patent describes an atmospheric-pressure plasma method for improving the surface properties of polymer films and fabrics without destructively altering them.
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