This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Other. Active years: 2006.
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Company Filing History:
1 out of 834,601 Years Active: 2006
Title: Henry L. Marschall and Gas-Stream Contaminant Removal
Introduction
Henry L. Marschall is an inventor associated with Visalia, California. His patent work addresses the removal of regulated pollutants and other contaminants from flowing gas streams.
Latest Patents
Marschall is credited with 1 patent, titled “Apparatus and Process for Removing Contaminants from a Flowing Gas Stream.” The invention describes a vessel positioned between a scrubber and an exhaust stack, with separate heater, adsorbent, and filter chambers. A heater reduces the incoming gas stream’s relative humidity, granular adsorbent material captures contaminants remaining after scrubbing, and filters remove entrained particles before the cleaned gas is discharged to the stack.
Career Highlights
The patent presents an integrated process for treating gas after wet scrubbing. By combining humidity reduction, adsorption, and particulate filtration in one vessel, the apparatus is designed to address multiple types of contaminants before exhaust.
Collaborations
Marschall’s listed coworker is Steven A. Hickerson. The available information does not specify their respective roles in developing the patented apparatus and process.
Conclusion
Henry L. Marschall’s patent describes a staged approach to cleaning flowing gas, combining heating, adsorption, and filtration between a scrubber and an exhaust stack.
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