This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Other. Active years: 1986.
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Company Filing History:
1 out of 834,601 Years Active: 1986
Title: Georgy I. Eskin and Continuous Casting Innovation.
Introduction
Georgy I. Eskin is an inventor associated with Moscow, Russia. His work includes a patented method for continuously casting light-alloy ingots using ultrasound to purify molten metal and refine the structure of the solidifying ingot.
Latest Patents
Eskin is credited with 1 patent: “Method for Continuous Casting of Light-Alloy Ingots.” The method applies ultrasound uniformly across the melt’s cross-section, with the intensity adjusted according to the ingot’s cross-sectional area. It also specifies the radiator’s immersion depth and maintains the melt at a controlled temperature above its liquidus point before the ingot is withdrawn.
Career Highlights
The patent describes a process intended to improve melt cleanliness and ingot structure during continuous casting. Its parameters include ultrasound intensity of 2 to 60 W/cm², radiator immersion to a depth of one-twelfth to one-quarter of the sound wavelength in the melt, and a melt temperature 60°C to 150°C above the liquidus temperature.
Collaborations
The provided information lists Petr N. Silaeva, who is deceased, and Petr N. Shvetsov among Eskin’s coworkers. No company is identified.
Conclusion
Georgy I. Eskin’s documented contribution is a patented ultrasound-assisted method for continuous casting, designed to support purification of light-alloy melts and refinement of ingot structure.
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