This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Gm Global Technolgoy Operations, Inc.. Active years: 1977.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1977
Title: Richard C. Jackson: Inventor in Cast Iron Processing
Introduction
Richard C. Jackson is an inventor associated with Bloomfield Hills, Michigan. His work includes a patented method and device for nodularizing cast iron, a process that promotes the formation of nodules in the metal.
Latest Patents
Jackson is credited with 1 patent, titled “Method and Device for Nodularizing Cast Iron.” The invention uses a funnel-like structure with a mixing chamber and tangential inlet to make molten metal swirl into a vortex. A barrier in the path of the swirling metal causes the stream to fold over itself, helping mix a nodularization additive introduced into the vortex.
Career Highlights
Jackson is associated with GM Global Technology Operations, Inc. His patent describes an approach to mixing molten iron and nodularization additives during cast iron processing.
Collaborations
Jackson’s listed coworker is A. Hadi Akeel. The available information identifies their professional association but does not specify a particular joint patent or project.
Conclusion
Richard C. Jackson’s patented device and method focus on improving the mixing of nodularization additives in molten cast iron through controlled swirling and folding of the metal stream.
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