Pullach, Germany

Johannes Schafranek

This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent and 3 published patent applications and 2 EPO patents. Top assignee: Linde Gmbh. Active years: 2026.

IDiyas Innovation Intelligence. (2026). Inventor Profile: Johannes Schafranek. Retrieved from https://idiyas.com/inventor/johannes-schafranek

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Title: Johannes Schafranek - Innovator in Cryogen Technology

Introduction

Johannes Schafranek is an inventor based in Pullach, Germany. He is currently employed at Linde GmbH, where he focuses on advancements in cryogen technology. Although he has not yet been granted any patents, his work is significant in the field.

Latest Patent Applications

Johannes Schafranek has submitted several innovative patent applications. One of his latest applications is for a "Storage Vessel and Cryogen Supply System." This storage vessel is designed for storing a cryogen and features an inner vessel for receiving the cryogen, an outer vessel that surrounds the inner vessel, and a heating device partially arranged within the inner vessel. The heating device includes a heating element for generating heat and an outer casing that fluid-tightly surrounds the interior space of the heating device. The heating element is accommodated within the interior space and consists of a heating wire embedded in a metal oxide, encapsulated by a casing within the interior space.

Another notable application is for a "Cryogen Supply System." This system is designed to supply a consumer with a cryogen and includes a process pipe for conducting the cryogen, a protective barrier that houses the process pipe, and a gap between the process pipe and the protective barrier. A heat conduction device is arranged in the gap to transfer heat between the process pipe and the protective barrier. Additionally, a temperature sensor is placed outside the protective barrier to detect the temperature of the cryogen, thermally coupled to the heat conduction device.

Conclusion

Johannes Schafranek is making strides in the field of cryogen technology through his innovative patent applications. His work at Linde GmbH showcases his commitment to advancing this important area of research.

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