This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Other. Active years: 1979.
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Company Filing History:
1 out of 834,601 Years Active: 1979
Title: Viktor P. Serebryakov: Inventor of a Pulsating Lignocellulose Production Vessel
Introduction
Viktor P. Serebryakov is an inventor associated with Moscow, Russia. His recorded patent work concerns equipment for producing lignocellulose from plant-based materials.
Latest Patents
Serebryakov is credited with 1 patent: “Reaction Vessel with Pulsating Means for Producing Lignocellulose.” The invention describes a vertical column containing a series of perforated plates arranged to create a zigzag path for coarse particles. Retaining baffles help keep those particles in the vessel longer, increasing their contact with oxygen-containing gas and an alkaline reagent. A pulsator moves the liquid reagents vertically back and forth, while guide vanes in openings direct some of the liquid horizontally across the plates.
Career Highlights
The patent presents an apparatus designed to process chips, sawdust, chopped plants, bark, and small fibres. Its combination of particle-retaining baffles, guided liquid flow, and pulsating motion is intended to support the production of lignocellulose material.
Collaborations
Viktor A. Shiyanov and Irina S. Kukurechenko are listed as Serebryakov’s coworkers. No company is identified in the supplied information.
Conclusion
Viktor P. Serebryakov’s recorded invention focuses on a reaction vessel that uses a zigzag particle path and pulsating liquid flow for lignocellulose production.
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