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Aachen, Germany

Johann Schroder

USPTO Granted Patents = 20

Average Co-Inventor Count = 1.8

ph-index = 6

Forward Citations = 124(Granted Patents)


Company Filing History:

goldMedal20 out of 14,087 
 
U.S. Philips Corporation
 patents

Years Active: 1976-1990

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20 patents (USPTO):Explore Patents
1. 4920761 - Ice-cream maker (1990-05-01),
2. 4799364 - Discoid cold cartridge insertable into an ice-cream maker (1989-01-24),
3. 4712386 - Discoid cold cartridge insertable into an ice-cream maker (1987-12-15),
4. 4709752 - Cooling arrangement for heat generating electrical components (1987-12-01),
5. 4678961 - Projection television display tube with improved cooling (1987-07-07),
6. 4649988 - Latent heat storage device for cooling purposes (1987-03-17),
7. 4630023 - Electrical fuse (1986-12-16),
8. 4603004 - Latent heat storage medium, method of manufacturing a nucleating agent (1986-07-29),
9. 4491529 - Heat accumulating agent (1985-01-01),
10. 4324287 - Thermal storage device (1982-04-13),
11. 4254820 - Heat transport device (1981-03-10),
12. 4220196 - Heat storage device (1980-09-02),
13. 4189394 - Heat storage material comprising calcium chloride-hexahydrate and a (1980-02-19),
14. 4189393 - Heat storage material comprising lithium chlorate-trihydrate and a (1980-02-19),
15. 4153105 - Reversible latent heat storage method, and reversible latent heat (1979-05-08),

Title: Johann Schroder: Innovator in Ice-Cream Maker Technology

Introduction

Johann Schroder, a prominent inventor based in Aachen, Germany, has made significant contributions to the field of culinary innovation. With a remarkable portfolio of 20 patents, Schroder's inventions primarily focus on enhancing the experience of ice cream making. His latest patents showcase advanced mechanisms that improve efficiency and functionality in the ice-cream making process.

Latest Patents

One of Schroder's most notable inventions is an innovative ice-cream maker featuring a cylindrical container designed to accommodate a discoid cold cartridge. This device is powered by an electric motor that drives a shaft equipped with scraper and stirrer tools that work in conjunction with the cold cartridge. The cartridge has an outwardly projecting edge that securely lodges onto a corresponding step within the container, allowing for optimized freezing and mixing.

Additionally, Johann has developed a discoid cold cartridge filled with a latent heat storage medium. This cartridge consists of two parts, with the main wall acting in cooperation with the ice-cream maker's scraper and stirrer tools. The innovative design of this main wall as an inherently stable die-cast part ensures durability, while the trough-shaped base adapts to changes in volume during the phase transition of the heat storage medium.

Career Highlights

Schroder's career is marked by his tenure at U.S. Philips Corporation, where he has been instrumental in pioneering new technologies that revolutionize traditional processes. His dedication to research and innovation in ice-cream making has placed him at the forefront of culinary equipment technology.

Collaborations

Throughout his career, Johann has worked alongside esteemed colleagues, including Klaus Gawron and Faramarz Mahdjuri. Their collaborative efforts have further enriched the development of advanced kitchen technologies and have contributed to several successful innovations in the industry.

Conclusion

Johann Schroder's inventive spirit and commitment to innovation in culinary technology are evident in his patents and collaborative works. As a leading figure in the development of modern ice-cream makers, his contributions are set to change the way this beloved treat is prepared and enjoyed worldwide. With his ongoing work and exploration of new ideas, the future looks promising for both Johann and the culinary equipment industry.

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