This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Baker Hughes Corporation. Active years: 1997.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1997
Title: Paul M. Keyser: Inventor of an Improved Sparger System
Introduction
Paul M. Keyser is an inventor associated with Salt Lake City, Utah. His patent work includes an improved sparging system designed for flotation separation columns. Keyser is associated with Baker Hughes Corporation.
Latest Patents
Keyser is credited with 1 patent: “Sparger System Including Jet Stream Aerator.” The invention describes a sparging system assembly with an improved nozzle for producing flotation bubbles of a desired size. It uses an elastomeric check-valve nozzle and an installation and valving arrangement that allows worn or damaged nozzles to be replaced efficiently while the flotation column remains in operation.
Career Highlights
Keyser’s documented patent contribution focuses on equipment for flotation separation. The design addresses both bubble formation and the practical maintenance of sparging nozzles during operation.
Collaborations
Keyser’s listed coworkers include Jeffrey D. McKay and Randy A. Ynchausti.
Conclusion
Paul M. Keyser’s patent describes a maintainable sparger system that supports controlled bubble formation and nozzle replacement in flotation separation columns.
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