This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: United Technologies Corporation. Active years: 1976.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1976
Title: Paul Edwin Schultz: Inventor of a Coolable Turbine Blade.
Introduction
Paul Edwin Schultz is an inventor associated with East Hampton, Connecticut, and United Technologies Corporation. His work includes a patent for a turbine blade designed to withstand the high temperatures inside a gas turbine engine.
Latest Patents
Schultz is credited with 1 patent, titled “Coolable Turbine Blade.” The invention describes a rotor blade for use in the hot turbine section of a gas turbine engine. It combines convective, impingement, and film-cooling techniques, used individually or together, to improve cooling effectiveness and help equalize the blade’s metal temperature during operation. These design features aim to extend the blade’s service life.
Career Highlights
Schultz’s patent reflects work on thermal management and durability in gas turbine components. The disclosed cooling arrangements address the demanding operating conditions faced by turbine blades.
Collaborations
Schultz’s listed coworker is Gilbert B. Wilcox. His work is associated with United Technologies Corporation.
Conclusion
Paul Edwin Schultz’s “Coolable Turbine Blade” patent focuses on improving turbine-blade cooling and service life in high-temperature engine environments.
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