Chloé Mesic

Title: Chloé Mesic: Tank Design and Aircraft Safety

Introduction

Chloé Mesic is an inventor associated with Toulouse, France, whose patent work focuses on tank structures and the interfaces that connect their inner and outer enclosures. Her listed portfolio includes 2 patents, addressing ways to accommodate connections and movement in tanks, including tanks used in aircraft.

Latest Patents

Mesic’s listed patents concern tank designs with inner and outer enclosures.

“Tank comprising inner and outer enclosures and at least one tubular interface in two parts passing through the inner and outer enclosures” describes a tubular interface made of sections joined end-to-end. Separate links connect the interface to the outer and inner enclosures, while a joining system connects the sections. This arrangement addresses how a duct or interface can pass through both enclosures while linking to each.

“Tank comprising inner and outer enclosures and at least one duct passing through at least one deformable closure plate” describes walls with deformable zones between their attachment areas and the connections to a duct. The design is intended to accommodate deformation where the duct passes through walls associated with the tank’s inner and outer enclosures. The patent description also identifies an aircraft equipped with such a tank.

Career Highlights

Mesic’s listed professional affiliations include Airbus Operations and Cetim, the Centre Technique des Industries Mécaniques. Her patent work reflects an engineering focus on tank construction, duct interfaces, and structural flexibility.

Collaborations

The listed coworkers associated with Mesic are Laure Moretti and Nicolas Toureille. The available information identifies these professional connections but does not specify their roles in the patents.

Conclusion

Chloé Mesic’s two listed patents address practical challenges in connecting ducts and interfaces through the inner and outer enclosures of tanks, with potential application to aircraft.