This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Uniroyal Inc.. Active years: 1980.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1980
Title: David Beretta: Inventor of a Heat-Transfer Fluid Innovation.
Introduction
David Beretta is an inventor associated with Middlebury, Connecticut, and Uniroyal Inc. His patent work concerns the use of synthetic hydrocarbon oils as heat-transfer fluids.
Latest Patents
Beretta is credited with 1 patent: “Use of Synthetic Hydrocarbon Oils as Heat Transfer Fluids.” The invention describes poly-alpha-olefin oils with high flash points for heat-transfer applications in solar and industrial settings.
Career Highlights
Beretta’s recorded patent highlights his contribution to developing synthetic oils for heat-transfer use. The patent identifies Uniroyal Inc. as the company associated with his work.
Collaborations
Beretta’s listed coworkers include Walter Nudenberg and Frederick C. Loveless.
Conclusion
David Beretta’s patent reflects an innovation in applying high-flash-point synthetic hydrocarbon oils to solar and industrial heat-transfer systems.
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