Gye Chul Cho

Title: Gye Chul Cho and His Patent on Pipe-Fluid Temperature Calculation

Introduction

Gye Chul Cho is an inventor associated with Gimcheon, South Korea, and Kepco Engineering & Construction Company, Inc. His listed patent focuses on calculating the temperature of fluid flowing inside a pipe using measurements taken at the pipe’s exterior and information about the fluid’s flow.

Latest Patents

Cho’s listed patent, “System for Calculating Temperature of Fluid Inside Pipe by Using Heat Flux, Outer Surface Temperature of Pipe, and Flow Velocity of Fluid,” describes a system that estimates the fluid’s internal temperature. It uses a flow meter to measure fluid velocity, a heat flux meter to measure heat passing through the pipe’s outer surface, and a thermometer to measure the pipe’s outer-surface temperature. A calculator then uses these measurements to determine the fluid temperature inside the pipe.

The available information lists 1 patent for Cho.

Career Highlights

Cho is associated with Kepco Engineering & Construction Company, Inc. His patented system brings together flow, heat-flux, and surface-temperature measurements to calculate a fluid temperature that may not be directly accessible from outside the pipe.

Collaborations

Cho’s listed coworkers include Kyeong Mo Hwang and Il Su So. The available information identifies these professional associations but does not specify their roles in the patent.

Conclusion

Gye Chul Cho’s listed invention presents a measurement-based approach to estimating fluid temperature inside a pipe, combining flow velocity, heat flux, and outer-surface temperature in a single calculation system.