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Torsten Angermann

This inventor holds 0 USPTO granted patents, plus 3 CIPO patents.


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Title: Torsten Angermann: Innovator in Bio-Corrosion Prevention

Introduction

Torsten Angermann is a notable inventor based in Germany, recognized for his contributions to the field of bio-corrosion prevention. His innovative work focuses on developing solutions to combat microbe-induced bio-corrosion, particularly in storage tanks for hydrocarbons.

Latest Patents

Angermann's significant invention is a composition for the prevention and reduction of microbe-induced bio-corrosion caused by sulfate-reducing bacteria (SRB) and other microorganisms. This composition is designed to protect the inner walls of storage tanks from anaerobic bio-corrosion effectively. The invention aims to provide a long-lasting protective mechanism through a locally defined active protection mechanism, known as the depot effect. The composition includes an epoxy-based, polymeric, cross-linked Al2O3 ceramic particle-containing substrate and a microbistatically effective pyrithione derivative. Although he currently holds 0 patents, his work is pivotal in addressing corrosion challenges in various industries.

Career Highlights

Torsten Angermann is associated with Eti Ltd., where he applies his expertise in developing innovative solutions for corrosion prevention. His career reflects a commitment to advancing technology in the field of materials science and bio-corrosion.

Collaborations

Angermann collaborates with Joerg Leuthaeusser, working together to enhance the effectiveness of their innovations in bio-corrosion prevention.

Conclusion

Torsten Angermann's contributions to the field of bio-corrosion prevention highlight the importance of innovation in protecting critical infrastructure. His work continues to pave the way for advancements in corrosion protection technologies.

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