Remo Senn

Title: Remo Senn and His Float-Controlled Valve Invention.

Introduction

Remo Senn is an inventor associated with Zizers, Switzerland, and Hamilton Medical AG. His recorded patent describes a float-controlled valve array designed with two buoyant float bodies that act redundantly.

Latest Patents

Senn’s listed patent is “Float-Controlled Valve Array Having Redundantly Acting Float Bodies.” The invention includes a valve assembly with a conduit, a valve seat, and a movable valve body that opens or closes the flow path. Two pivotally mounted float bodies are coupled to the valve body: the valve closes when either float is buoyant and opens when both are lowered. Their buoyancy portions are spaced apart, with at least one joint positioned between them. This arrangement provides redundant control of the valve. The supplied data lists 1 patent for Senn.

Career Highlights

Senn’s patent record highlights his work on a mechanical valve-control system that uses the positions of two floats to govern fluid flow. The supplied information associates him with Hamilton Medical AG.

Collaborations

Dino De-Stefani is identified as Senn’s coworker. The available information does not specify whether De-Stefani collaborated on the patent.

Conclusion

Remo Senn’s recorded invention uses two independently pivoting float bodies to control a valve, with the arrangement designed to provide redundant operation.