Takahito Shibata

Title: Takahito Shibata: Inventor of a Cooling Device

Introduction

Takahito Shibata is an inventor associated with Kariya, Japan, and Denso Corporation. His work includes a patented cooling-device design for managing heat with refrigerant liquid.

Latest Patents

Shibata is credited with 1 patent, titled “Cooling device.” The invention uses a cooling tank to hold refrigerant liquid that immerses and cools a heating element, alongside a separate liquid storage tank with an opening to the atmosphere. A connector links the tanks and allows refrigerant liquid to flow between them.

The connector’s opening into the cooling tank is positioned at or below the refrigerant’s liquid level. Gas generated in the cooling tank collects in its upper portion, and changes in the gas volume drive liquid flow through the connector. The storage tank sits above the cooling tank, and the connector is the tanks’ only connection.

Career Highlights

Shibata’s listed patent reflects an engineering focus on cooling systems and the movement of refrigerant between connected tanks. He is associated with Denso Corporation, an automotive technology company.

Collaborations

The available information identifies Denso Corporation as Shibata’s company affiliation. It does not specify additional collaborators or co-inventors for the cooling-device patent.

Conclusion

Takahito Shibata’s patented cooling device uses gas-volume changes to circulate refrigerant between two tanks, highlighting his contribution to practical thermal-management technology.