This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Areva Np Gmbh. Active years: 2013.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2013
Title: Gregory Jacob Denne: Inventor of an Underwater Leak-Detection System
Introduction
Gregory Jacob Denne is an inventor associated with Forest, Virginia, United States. His patent work includes an underwater method and apparatus for detecting leaks in metallic tank or pit liner plates.
Latest Patents
Denne is credited with 1 patent, titled “Underwater Method and Apparatus for Detecting Leaks in a Metallic Tank or Pit Liner Plate.” The invention describes a leak-detection apparatus for examining a surface submerged in liquid. A vacuum head contacts the surface and forms a liquid-filled vacuum chamber, using a multi-surface elastomer seal. A vacuum generator draws gas through a flaw and into the vacuum head and gas-separation chamber, displacing liquid from the chamber. The patent also describes a method for detecting flaws in submerged surfaces.
Career Highlights
Denne’s documented patent contribution focuses on identifying flaws in submerged metallic surfaces. The invention’s approach combines a sealed vacuum head with gas separation to help detect leaks.
Collaborations
The supplied information lists James E. McCann as Denne’s coworker and Areva NP GmbH as the company associated with his work.
Conclusion
Gregory Jacob Denne’s patent describes a practical approach to detecting leaks in submerged tank and pit liners by drawing gas through flaws into a vacuum-based apparatus.
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