This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Southwest Research Institute. Active years: 1996.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1996
Title: Joe L. De La Cruz and Vapor Pressure Analysis.
Introduction
Joe L. De La Cruz is an inventor associated with San Antonio, Texas, and Southwest Research Institute. His patent work includes an analyzer designed to measure liquid vapor pressure and determine temperature-related vapor-liquid behavior.
Latest Patents
The available information identifies one patent for De La Cruz: Self-Correcting Autocalibrating Vapor Pressure Analyzer. The invention directly determines a liquid’s vapor pressure and can establish the temperature at which a specified vapor-to-liquid ratio produces a predetermined pressure in a container of known volume.
The analyzer can automatically calibrate its test volumes and correct for dissolved air in a liquid sample or changes in sample size related to temperature. It can also trigger an alarm if preset volumes vary unexpectedly or if successive measurements of standard liquids differ by more than a specified amount. De La Cruz is credited with 1 patent.
Career Highlights
De La Cruz’s documented patent work focuses on improving the accuracy and reliability of vapor pressure measurements. The analyzer’s automatic calibration, correction features, and variation alerts address potential sources of error during testing.
Collaborations
De La Cruz is associated with Southwest Research Institute. His listed coworkers include Gregory S. Schmid and Jack Russell Compton.
Conclusion
Joe L. De La Cruz’s patent describes a self-correcting analyzer that combines vapor pressure measurement with automatic calibration and safeguards against unexpected variations.
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