This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Baker Hughes Corporation. Active years: 2000.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2000
Title: Lorin Redden and His Froth Flotation Innovation.
Introduction
Lorin Redden is an inventor associated with Park City, Utah, and Baker Hughes Corporation. His patent work includes an invention designed to improve froth removal in flotation cells.
Latest Patents
Redden is credited with 1 patent: “Flotation Cell with Radial Launders for Enhancing Froth Removal.” The invention describes a flotation cell with an impeller that suspends solids and disperses air in a slurry, generating froth. Radially arranged launders near the tank’s top collect froth at multiple locations and direct it toward connected launders. This network is designed to remove froth rapidly from the cell.
Career Highlights
Redden’s patent reflects an engineering focus on improving the collection and removal of froth in flotation equipment. The disclosed arrangement connects radial launders with outer and secondary launders, creating multiple paths for froth to leave the flotation cell.
Collaborations
Redden’s listed coworkers include Donald G. Foot, Jr., and Jerry W. Hunt. His work is associated with Baker Hughes Corporation.
Conclusion
Lorin Redden’s patented flotation-cell design uses a connected network of launders to collect froth across the tank and support its rapid removal.
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