Yannick Le Goff

Title: Yannick Le Goff and a Patent for Nitrogen Oxide Reduction.

Introduction

Yannick Le Goff is an inventor associated with Saint-Nazaire, France. His patent work concerns catalytic technology for selectively reducing nitrogen oxides, pollutants found in industrial emissions.

Latest Patents

The provided information lists 1 patent for Le Goff: “Process for Selective Reduction of Nitrogen Oxides Contained in …”. The invention describes a catalytic composition whose active material is mordenite in ammonium or acid form, with residual sodium content below 1,000 parts per million by weight. The mordenite makes up 70 to 95 percent of the composition, with the remainder consisting of a binder. The active material may also use small-pore mordenite exchanged with copper ions.

The composition is intended to purify effluents containing nitrogen oxides. One stated application is treating residual gases released during nitric acid production, helping reduce emissions into the atmosphere.

Career Highlights

The supplied information associates Le Goff with Azote et Société Chimique de la Grande Paroisse, Produits Chimiques. His listed patent reflects work on catalytic materials for industrial pollution control.

Collaborations

Christian Hamon is identified as Le Goff’s coworker. The available details do not specify their roles or describe a particular joint project.

Conclusion

Yannick Le Goff’s listed patent focuses on mordenite-based catalytic compositions for reducing nitrogen oxide emissions, with a stated application in purifying gases from nitric acid production.