This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent and 1 EPO patent. Top assignee: Siemens Energy as. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Jan Inge Folgerø-Holm and the Wear Sensor Invention.
Introduction
Jan Inge Folgerø-Holm is an inventor associated with Foldrøyhamn, Norway, and Siemens Energy. His patent work includes an optical-fiber-based sensor designed to monitor wear in process environments.
Latest Patents
The provided information identifies one patent associated with Folgerø-Holm: “Wear sensor.” The invention uses one or more optical fibers mounted in an intrusive probe housing, with an end directly exposed to the process fluid. An electronics module, separated from the fluid flow by a barrier, sends light along the fibers toward the fluid interface and detects the reflected light. Changes in the light’s travel time can indicate changes in the fibers’ length, providing a way to assess wear. Folgerø-Holm is associated with 1 patent.
Career Highlights
Folgerø-Holm’s listed invention addresses wear monitoring in process systems. Its design combines an intrusive probe with optical measurement and electronics protected from the process-fluid flow. The provided information associates him with Siemens Energy.
Collaborations
The available details connect Folgerø-Holm’s work with Siemens Energy and identify the “Wear sensor” patent. No additional collaborators or co-inventors are specified in the information provided.
Conclusion
Jan Inge Folgerø-Holm’s identified patent presents an optical approach to detecting wear by measuring changes in light travel time through exposed fibers. This invention reflects his documented contribution to sensor technology associated with Siemens Energy.
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