Suguru Oyama

Title: Suguru Oyama: Inventor of a Liquefied Gas Monitoring System

Introduction

Suguru Oyama is an inventor associated with Kobe, Japan, and Kawasaki Jukogyo Kabushiki Kaisha. His patent work addresses the monitoring and tracking of liquefied gas in a container.

Latest Patents

Oyama is associated with 1 patent, titled “Liquefied Gas Monitoring System.” The invention uses a liquid-level sensor to detect the height of liquefied gas in a container and control circuitry to record gas quantities alongside environmental values.

Before each refill, the system estimates how much gas remains in the container based on the detected liquid level and stores that amount with the relevant environmental value. After the refill, it estimates the amount added and records that quantity with the environmental value as well. This approach supports tracking gas quantities across successive refills.

Career Highlights

Oyama’s listed patent is focused on measurement and recordkeeping for liquefied gas. The system combines liquid-level sensing with control circuitry to maintain information about the gas remaining and the amount added.

Collaborations

Masanori Hamamatsu and Takayuki Yagi are identified as Oyama’s coworkers. The available information does not specify their roles in the patent.

Conclusion

Suguru Oyama’s patent describes a system for monitoring liquefied gas levels and recording quantities before and after refilling, reflecting his work in gas monitoring technology.