This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: University of Illinois. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: Irwin Cunnie Loud, IV: Inventor in Electrochemical Flow-Channel Design.
Introduction
Irwin Cunnie Loud, IV, is an inventor associated with Oak Park, Illinois, and the University of Illinois. His patent work addresses the delivery of fluids to porous electrochemical and chemical media.
Latest Patents
Loud is credited with 1 patent: “Flow Channels for Optimal or Improved Delivery of Fluid to Porous Electrochemical / Chemical Media.” The disclosure describes a porous electrode with flow channels formed in its porous layer. At least one channel has a shape that partially approximates a cube-root profile, an approach intended to improve fluid delivery.
Career Highlights
Loud’s listed invention focuses on flow-channel geometry within porous materials, connecting fluid transport design with electrochemical and chemical applications. The provided information associates his work with the University of Illinois.
Collaborations
Loud’s listed coworker is Erik Richard Reale. Their association reflects collaborative work connected to the disclosed flow-channel technology.
Conclusion
Irwin Cunnie Loud, IV, is associated with a patented design for shaping flow channels to improve fluid delivery through porous electrochemical and chemical media.
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