This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Schneider Electric Sa. Active years: 1999.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1999
Title: Serge Bonente and His Patent for a Circuit Breaker Deionizing Device.
Introduction
Serge Bonente is an inventor associated with Crolles, France, and Schneider Electric SA. His patent work includes a design for a wire-mesh gas deionization device intended for circuit breakers.
Latest Patents
Bonente is credited with 1 patent: “Tightly Joined Wire Mesh Deionizing Device for a Current Breaker.” The invention concerns a gas deionization device and an arc-extinguishing chamber, particularly for a molded-case, multipole, low-voltage circuit breaker.
The device uses a porous shield made from one or more layers of metallic wire cloth. Each layer combines spaced, parallel straight wires with tightly joined undulating wires that run approximately perpendicular to them, passing alternately over and under successive straight wires. At least three layers are arranged with progressively changing mesh openings.
Career Highlights
The patent reflects Bonente’s work on circuit-breaker technology, focusing on gas deionization and arc extinguishing. The available information associates him with Schneider Electric SA.
Collaborations
Marc Rival and Christophe Kilindjian are identified as Bonente’s coworkers. The provided information does not specify their roles in the patent or the extent of their collaboration.
Conclusion
Serge Bonente’s recorded patent describes a layered wire-mesh shield designed to support gas deionization and arc extinguishing in low-voltage circuit breakers.
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