Marcel Schmidt

Title: Marcel Schmidt: Engineering and Catalysis Patents

Introduction

Marcel Schmidt is an inventor associated with Berlin, Germany. His work spans gas turbine engineering and chemical catalysis, and he is credited with 4 patents.

Latest Patents

One of Schmidt’s latest patents, “Turbine Casing Heat Shield in a Gas Turbine Engine,” describes a system designed to reduce heat exposure of a turbine casing. It places a heat shield in a cavity between a blade-track clip and the blade track, with the shield positioned near a nozzle guide vane. The arrangement allows a gap between the shield and vane to close as the components expand under heat.

Another patent, “Catalyst for the Hydroformylation of Olefins, and Use Thereof,” concerns catalysts for hydroformylation. It describes a ligand with specified organic and heteroatom-containing groups, coupled through silicon to a Group VIIIb metal. The invention addresses catalyst design for converting olefins through hydroformylation.

Career Highlights

Schmidt’s listed professional affiliations include Rolls-Royce Deutschland Ltd & Co. KG and Technische Universität Berlin. These affiliations reflect connections to both industrial engineering and academic research.

Collaborations

Schmidt’s named coworkers include Alexander Krentz and Reinhard Schomaecker. Their shared professional context connects his work with engineering and chemical research.

Conclusion

Marcel Schmidt’s patent portfolio, as represented by the inventions provided, brings together turbine heat management and catalyst development, reflecting a range of technical interests across engineering and chemistry.