This inventor holds 2 USPTO granted patents. Top assignee: University of Alberta. Active years: 1991-1992.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1991-1992
Title: Kenneth C. Eastwell and His Air-Purification Patents.
Introduction
Kenneth C. Eastwell is an inventor associated with Penticton, Canada, and the University of Alberta. His work includes two patents focused on removing low-molecular-weight hydrocarbons from air.
Latest Patents
Eastwell’s patents, “Method and Apparatus for Purifying Air” and “Method for Purifying Air,” describe passing preheated air through a heated catalytic bed. The bed combines catalytic pellets with metal turnings. In the second patent, the pellets are specified as platinized and heat-conductive.
The metal turnings help distribute heat uniformly throughout the catalytic bed. They also support the bed’s structure and help maintain its operating temperature while reducing energy consumption. Eastwell is credited with 2 patents.
Career Highlights
Eastwell’s patent work addresses the practical design of catalytic air-purification systems. His inventions combine preheating, catalytic treatment, and heat-conductive materials to remove low-molecular-weight hydrocarbons efficiently.
Collaborations
Eastwell’s listed coworkers include Pawan K. Bassi and James S. Goudey. His work is associated with the University of Alberta.
Conclusion
Kenneth C. Eastwell’s two air-purification patents focus on improving catalytic-bed heating, structural stability, and energy efficiency in the removal of hydrocarbons from air.
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