This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent and 1 published patent application. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Mohammad Amin Kazemi: Inventor of Continuous-Flow Calorimeter Systems
Introduction
Mohammad Amin Kazemi is an inventor associated with Toronto, Canada. His patent work addresses methods for measuring the specific heat capacity of fluids using continuous-flow calorimeter systems.
Latest Patents
Kazemi is credited with 1 patent: “Continuous flow calorimeter systems and related methods.” The invention describes injecting reference and sample fluids into channels in separate substrates and establishing a temperature gradient along those channels. It measures the temperature difference between the substrates under stagnant conditions to establish a baseline, then compares that baseline with measurements taken at different fluid flowrate ratios. The thermally balanced flowrate ratio is used to evaluate the sample fluid’s specific heat capacity.
Career Highlights
Kazemi’s listed patent highlights his work on calorimetry and fluid-property measurement. The method uses temperature differentials and controlled flowrate comparisons to determine specific heat capacity.
Collaborations
His listed coworkers include David Sinton and Mohammad Zargartalebi.
Conclusion
Mohammad Amin Kazemi’s patent describes a flow-based calorimetry method for evaluating fluid specific heat capacity, reflecting his contribution to measurement technology.
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