This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignees: Ueda Textile Science Foundation, Other. Active years: 2007.
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Title: Kunihiro Hamada: Inventor in Ueda, Japan.
Introduction
Kunihiro Hamada is an inventor associated with Ueda, Japan. His recorded patent concerns a method and equipment for making polychlorobiphenyl nontoxic.
Latest Patents
Hamada’s patent, “Method and Equipment for Making Polychlorobiphenyl Nontoxic,” describes a two-stage oxidation process. In the first stage, polychlorobiphenyl is burned. In the second, exhaust gas from the first stage is oxidized through contact with metallic phthalocyanines or their derivatives and an oxygen-supply compound.
The associated equipment includes a first furnace that burns polychlorobiphenyl-containing oil with auxiliary fuel, and a sealed connection to a second oxidation reaction unit. The second unit has sources for supplying a metallic phthalocyanine solution and an oxygen-supply compound. Hamada is credited with 1 patent.
Career Highlights
Hamada is associated with the Ueda Textile Science Foundation. The available information does not specify further details about his roles or career history.
Collaborations
Hamada’s listed coworkers include Kenji Hanabusa and Hirofusa Shirai.
Conclusion
Kunihiro Hamada’s recorded invention focuses on a two-stage oxidation approach and equipment designed to reduce the toxicity of polychlorobiphenyl.
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