This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent and 1 published patent application. Top assignee: Ford Global Technolgoies, LLC. Active years: 2020.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2020
Title: Mario Alberto Martinez Mendez: Vehicle Cooling System Innovation
Introduction
Mario Alberto Martinez Mendez is an inventor associated with Royal Oak, Michigan, and Ford Global Technologies, LLC. His patent work includes a vehicle cooling-system design that uses centrifugal separation to remove gas from coolant.
Latest Patents
Mendez is named on one patent, Centrifugal Fluid Separator. The invention describes a vehicle system with separate coolant loops, including a radiator loop and a battery-chiller loop, alongside a centrifugal coolant separator. The separator has a hollow, frustoconical body with a drain at its base and a gas-venting spout at its ceiling. Coolant enters through two lines positioned on opposite sides of the body, flows along its inner surface, and collects at the base. This arrangement separates gas from the coolant, allowing gas to escape through the spout while coolant exits through the drain.
Career Highlights
Mendez’s listed patent reflects work on vehicle thermal-management systems, where effective coolant circulation and gas separation can support the operation of vehicle components. His patent record includes 1 patent.
Collaborations
Mendez’s listed coworkers include Yi Zhang and Robert Heebner. The patent is associated with Ford Global Technologies, LLC.
Conclusion
Mario Alberto Martinez Mendez’s patent describes a centrifugal separator designed to remove gas from vehicle coolant, contributing a focused innovation to automotive thermal-management technology.
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