This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent and 1 published patent application. Top assignee: Airflow Research and Manufacturing Corporation. Active years: 1991.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1991
Title: David Daiute and the Variable Skew Fan
Introduction
David Daiute is an inventor associated with Ashland, Massachusetts, and Airflow Research and Manufacturing Corporation. His patent work includes an axial-flow fan design intended to reduce noise while maintaining dynamic performance.
Latest Patents
Daiute is credited with 1 patent: “Variable Skew Fan.” The invention describes an axial-flow fan with a central hub and blades extending from it. The blades are evenly spaced near the hub, but their curvature varies so that the spacing between some neighboring blade tips is unequal. This uneven spacing near the tips is designed to reduce noise, while the even spacing and high solidity near the hub help maintain dynamic performance where nondimensional loading is highest.
Career Highlights
Daiute’s listed patent reflects work on fan blade geometry and the balance between acoustic performance and airflow dynamics. He is associated with Airflow Research and Manufacturing Corporation.
Collaborations
Robert J. Van Houten is identified as Daiute’s coworker. The available information does not specify their particular roles or contributions to the patent.
Conclusion
David Daiute’s “Variable Skew Fan” patent presents a blade-spacing approach designed to reduce noise near the tips while preserving performance near the hub.
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