This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Degremont. Active years: 1984.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1984
Title: Ronald Moreau and His Gas-Introduction Apparatus.
Introduction
Ronald Moreau is an inventor associated with Rueil-Malmaison, France. His recorded patent describes an apparatus for introducing gas into a liquid mass, particularly at a selected depth. Moreau is associated with Degremont and collaborated with fellow inventor Jean Durot.
Latest Patents
Moreau’s listed patent is “Apparatus for Introducing Gas into a Liquid Mass.” The invention uses one or more emulsifying tubes positioned within a liquid and above gas ports. At the lower end, each tube receives gas and liquid, which combine into an emulsion that rises through the tube. At the upper end, a bend or a hood redirects the emulsion downward and discharges it back into the surrounding liquid. This arrangement enables gas to be introduced and dispersed within the liquid mass.
Career Highlights
Moreau’s recorded patent activity includes 1 patent. The apparatus reflects an engineering approach to gas transfer and mixing, with a design intended to operate at a chosen depth in a liquid.
Collaborations
Moreau’s named coworker is Jean Durot. Their work is associated with Degremont.
Conclusion
Ronald Moreau’s recorded invention is an apparatus that introduces gas into liquid and circulates the resulting emulsion through a tube before returning it to the surrounding mass.
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