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BILLITON INTELLECTUAL PTY

Overview
  • Total Patents
    50
About

BILLITON INTELLECTUAL PTY has a total of 50 patent applications. Its first patent ever was published in 1992. It filed its patents most often in Australia, WIPO (World Intellectual Property Organization) and Canada. Its main competitors in its focus markets materials and metallurgy, environmental technology and machines are BILLITON INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY B V, COMINCO ENG SERVICES and NOVA MINERALIS S A.

Patent filings per year

Chart showing BILLITON INTELLECTUAL PTYs patent filings per year from 1900 to 2020

Top inventors

# Name Total Patents
#1 Dew David William 32
#2 Basson Petrus 26
#3 Norton Alan 15
#4 Miller Deborah Maxine 15
#5 Batty John De Klerk 11
#6 Crundwell Frank 6
#7 Kock Colette 5
#8 Harvey Paul 5
#9 Hiralal Iwan Dilip Kumar 3
#10 Holtum David Alan 2

Latest patents

Publication Filing date Title
ZA200201536B Recovery of precious metal from sulphide minerals by bioleaching.
ZA200201538B Recovery of copper from copper bearing sulphide minerals by bioleaching with controlled oxygen feed.
ZA200201533B Recovery of nickel and copper from sulphide concentrates by bioleaching.
ZA200201537B Recovery of nickel from nickel bearing sulphide minerals by bioleaching.
ZA200201532B Bioleaching of sulphide minerals.
ZA200201535B Recovery of zinc from zinc bearing sulphide minerals by bioleaching and electrowinning.
AU6806600A Recovery of nickel and copper from sulphide concentrates by bioleaching
WO0118262A2 Bioleaching of sulphide minerals
US7314604B1 Stable ferric arsenate precipitation from acid copper solutions whilst minimising copper losses
AU1620897A Ferro-nickel smelting
US5690700A Process for the precipitation of aluminum trihydroxide from a supersaturated sodium aluminate solution
EP0714852A1 Process for the precipitation of aluminum trihydroxide from a supersaturated sodium aluminate solution
AU3305995A Recovery of nickel
FI953487A0 A process for preparing nickel from a nickel sulfide concentrate
FI953488A0 Nickel recovery by lump extraction