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Nitto-denko Corporation

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Kyoto Institute of Technology

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Years Active: 1999-2020

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16 patents (USPTO):Sort by Forward CitationsExplore Patents

1. 10717049 - Membrane element and membrane element end member used in same (2020-07-21),

2. 9914077 - End member for spiral separation membrane element, spiral separation membrane element and separation membrane module (2018-03-13),

3. 9604179 - Spiral membrane element and method of producing the same (2017-03-28),

4. 9504963 - Spiral separation membrane element (2016-11-29),

5. 9061247 - Separation membrane module (2015-06-23),

6. 8568589 - Connection member and separation membrane module using the same (2013-10-29),

7. 8361318 - Spiral type separation membrane element (2013-01-29),

8. 8303815 - Spiral separation membrane element (2012-11-06),

9. 8034241 - Spiral membrane module (2011-10-11),

10. 7998348 - Spiral membrane element and process for producing the same (2011-08-16),

11. 7910000 - Seal ring holder for membrane element and membrane element (2011-03-22),

12. 7867394 - Membrane element sealing material holding member and membrane element (2011-01-11),

13. 7749382 - Seal ring holder for membrane element and membrane element (2010-07-06),

14. 7198719 - Sealer holding member for membrane element and membrane element using the same (2007-04-03),

15. 7172697 - Seal ring holder for membrane element and membrane element (2007-02-06),

Title: Innovator Shinichi Chikura: Pioneering Membrane Technology

Introduction

Shinichi Chikura, an accomplished inventor based in Ibaraki, Japan, has made significant contributions to the field of membrane technology. With a remarkable portfolio of 16 patents, his innovative solutions have transformed various applications in separation and filtration.

Latest Patents

Chikura's recent work focuses on advanced membrane elements and their components. One of his latest patents includes a membrane element featuring a central pipe with strategically placed holes, surrounded by a membrane wound body. This design integrates end members that enhance the functionality of the membrane element while employing a fiber-reinforced resin for added strength. Additionally, he has developed an end member for spiral separation membrane elements, designed to effectively direct suspended solids in feed liquids, improving overall efficiency.

Career Highlights

Throughout his career, Chikura has collaborated with notable companies, including Nitto Denko Corporation and the Kyoto Institute of Technology. His expertise and innovative mindset have led to the development of cutting-edge technologies that address complex challenges in filtration and separation processes.

Collaborations

Chikura has worked alongside esteemed colleagues such as Yasuhiro Uda and Masashi Beppu. Together, they have contributed to enhancing the capabilities of membrane technology, ensuring effective solutions for various industrial applications.

Conclusion

Shinichi Chikura's dynamic contributions to membrane technology position him as a leader in the field. His numerous patents and collaborations reflect his dedication to innovation and excellence, solidifying his legacy as a prominent inventor in Japan and beyond.

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