This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Phillips Petroleum Company. Active years: 1984.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1984
Title: Donald C. Harban and Fluid Sampling Innovation.
Introduction
Donald C. Harban is an inventor associated with Salt Lake City, Utah, and Phillips Petroleum Company. His patent work addresses the preparation and testing of fluid samples, with particular relevance to geothermal fluids and scale formation.
Latest Patents
Harban is credited with 1 patent: “Method and Apparatus for Fluid Sampling and Testing.” The invention describes homogenizing a two-phase fluid mixture and using at least one isokinetic sampling device to withdraw portions for testing. Its equipment is designed for on-site operation, and the disclosed method can be used to examine geothermal fluid properties, including the formation of scale.
Career Highlights
Harban’s recorded patent highlights his contribution to practical fluid-testing technology. By combining homogenization, representative sampling, and on-site testing, the apparatus is intended to support analysis of complex fluid mixtures.
Collaborations
Harban’s listed coworkers include Radomir Petrovich and Gregory C. Daley. His patent is associated with Phillips Petroleum Company.
Conclusion
Donald C. Harban’s patent documents an approach to reliable, on-site testing of fluid mixtures, particularly geothermal fluids and their potential to form scale.
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