Ziaul Haque

Title: Ziaul Haque and the Vaned Filtering Element.

Introduction

Ziaul Haque is an inventor associated with Deep River, California, and Atomic Energy of Canada Limited. His patent work addresses water filtration in systems where reliable debris removal is important.

Latest Patents

Haque is credited with 1 patent, titled “Vaned Filtering Element.” The invention concerns filters that remove debris from water drawn into piping systems. It has particular relevance to nuclear power plants, where cooling water may need to be pumped from a collection sump back into a reactor core after a loss-of-coolant accident.

The patent describes a vaned filtering element, such as a vaned fin, designed to increase strainer surface area per unit volume. This approach aims to make strainer installations more space-efficient while allowing them to filter substantial quantities of debris from the water.

Career Highlights

Haque’s listed patent reflects work on a practical engineering challenge: improving filtration where installation space is limited and dependable water flow is essential. His association with Atomic Energy of Canada Limited places this invention in the context of nuclear-energy technology.

Collaborations

David Bruce Rhodes and Michel Gaudet are identified as Haque’s coworkers. The available information does not specify their roles in developing the patented filtering element.

Conclusion

Ziaul Haque’s “Vaned Filtering Element” focuses on compact, effective debris filtration for water systems, including safety-related cooling applications in nuclear power plants.