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Windsor, CT, United States of America

Kenneth Scarola

USPTO Granted Patents = 16

Average Co-Inventor Count = 4.1

ph-index = 12

Forward Citations = 491(Granted Patents)


Company Filing History:

goldMedal16 out of 1,102 
 
Combustion Engineering, Inc.
 patents

Years Active: 1987-1998

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16 patents (USPTO):Explore Patents
1. 5715178 - Method of validating measurement data of a process parameter from a (1998-02-03),
2. 5394447 - Critical function and success path summary display (1995-02-28),
3. 5375150 - Alarm guided critical function and success path monitoring (1994-12-20),
4. 5361198 - Compact work station control room (1994-11-01),
5. 5353316 - Alarm acknowledgement in a nuclear plant control room (1994-10-04),
6. 5353315 - Priority coding for control room alarms (1994-10-04),
7. 5347553 - Method of installing a control room console in a nuclear power plant (1994-09-13),
8. 5291190 - Operator interface for plant component control system (1994-03-01),
9. 5287390 - Alarm system for a nuclear control complex (1994-02-15),
10. 5271045 - Advanced nuclear plant control complex (1993-12-14),
11. 5267278 - Console for a nuclear control complex (1993-11-30),
12. 5267277 - Indicator system for advanced nuclear plant control complex (1993-11-30),
13. 5265131 - Indicator system for a process plant control complex (1993-11-23),
14. 5227122 - Display device for indicating the value of a parameter in a process plant (1993-07-13),
15. 5227121 - Advanced nuclear plant control room complex (1993-07-13),

Title: Celebrating the Innovations of Kenneth Scarola

Introduction

Kenneth Scarola, an accomplished inventor based in Windsor, Connecticut, has significantly contributed to the field of process measurement and validation. With an impressive portfolio of 16 patents, Scarola's work demonstrates a commitment to enhancing accuracy and reliability in various applications.

Latest Patents

One of Scarola's latest innovations is a method for validating measurement data of a process parameter. This invention focuses on generating a validated measurement by utilizing multiple sensor inputs collected at a specific point in time. The process starts with storing these sensor inputs and conducting an initial validation pass to compute an average. Each sensor input is then evaluated for deviations against this average. Inputs that do not meet preset tolerances are flagged as suspect. If at least two sensors provide valid readings, a secondary validation pass occurs to ensure accuracy. This systematic approach allows for reliable outputs and addresses potential faults effectively.

Career Highlights

Kenneth Scarola works at Combustion Engineering, Inc., where he applies his expertise in sensor technology and measurement validation. His contributions have been fundamental in advancing the company's methodologies, resulting in improved operational efficiencies and better data integrity in monitoring processes.

Collaborations

Throughout his career, Scarola has collaborated with notable colleagues, such as Robert L. Rescorl and Daryl L. Harmon. Working alongside these professionals, Scarola has synergized ideas and innovations, facilitating the development of robust technologies that address industry challenges.

Conclusion

Kenneth Scarola's inventive spirit and technical acumen have led him to develop critical methodologies that enhance process measurement accuracy. His 16 patents reflect a career dedicated to innovation and excellence. As a prominent figure in his field, Scarola's work continues to make an impact in the realm of measurement technology.

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