This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent and 2 published patent applications. Top assignee: General Electric Company. Active years: 2022.
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Years Active: 2022
Title: Philip Lee Schoonover, II: Power Generation System Monitoring
Introduction
Philip Lee Schoonover, II, is an inventor based in Cypress, Texas, and is associated with General Electric Company. His patent work addresses monitoring and control of power generation systems during operation.
Latest Patents
Schoonover is credited with 1 patent: “Control of Power Generation System by Visually Monitoring Component During Operation.” The disclosed method detects a component’s heat distribution from its thermal output, compares it with a projected distribution calculated using system modeling data, and determines whether the difference exceeds a thermal threshold. If it does, the system adjusts an operating setting in response.
Career Highlights
His listed invention focuses on using thermal monitoring and modeled data to inform operational adjustments in power generation systems. The patent is associated with General Electric Company.
Collaborations
Schoonover’s listed coworkers include John Robert Korsedal and Jose Maria Gurria Llorente.
Conclusion
Philip Lee Schoonover, II’s patent describes a thermal-monitoring approach for identifying deviations in power generation equipment and adjusting system operation in response.
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