This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent and 2 published patent applications and 2 EPO patents. Top assignee: Xeros, Inc.. Active years: 2020.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2020
Title: Thomas John Wallace: Inventor in Substrate Treatment
Introduction
Thomas John Wallace is an inventor associated with Rotherham, Great Britain, and Xeros, Inc. His patent work concerns treating substrates with solid particulate material and treatment liquor, with a process for separating and recovering the particulate material.
Latest Patents
Wallace is associated with 1 patent: “Method of Treatment Using a Solid Particulate Material and Apparatus Therefor.” The invention describes agitating a substrate with solid particulate material and treatment liquor, then separating the substrate from effluent containing waste fragments, particulate material, and liquor. The effluent is processed through a hydrocyclone separator, which produces separate streams: one containing the solid particulate material for collection, and another containing treatment liquor and solid waste fragments.
Career Highlights
Wallace’s listed invention addresses the treatment and separation stages of a substrate-processing method. Its hydrocyclone-based approach is designed to recover solid particulate material from effluent while separating it from liquor and waste fragments.
Collaborations
Wallace’s listed coworkers include Iain Alexander Scott and Siân Catherine Tedds. The patent information connects his work with Xeros, Inc.
Conclusion
Thomas John Wallace’s patent focuses on substrate treatment and the recovery of solid particulate material through hydrocyclone separation.
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