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GREAT CANADIAN OIL SANDS

Overview
  • Total Patents
    179
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GREAT CANADIAN OIL SANDS has a total of 179 patent applications. Its first patent ever was published in 1965. It filed its patents most often in Canada, United States and United Kingdom. Its main competitors in its focus markets basic materials chemistry, machine tools and civil engineering are LOBANOV VIKTOR VLADIMIROVICH, FORWARD CHAUNCEY B and KERR MCGEE REFINING CORP.

Patent filings per year

Chart showing GREAT CANADIAN OIL SANDSs patent filings per year from 1900 to 2020

Top inventors

# Name Total Patents
#1 Baillie Robert A 34
#2 Davitt H James 24
#3 Camp Frederick W 18
#4 Bierwith S F 8
#5 White Chester N 8
#6 Rose David E 7
#7 Anderson Joseph C 6
#8 Graybill James B 5
#9 Evans George H 5
#10 Erskine Harold L 5

Latest patents

Publication Filing date Title
ZA7903971B Destabilization of sludge with hydrolyzed starch flocculants
US4018665A Recycling aerated scavenged middlings to conditioning step of hot water extraction process
US4033853A Process and apparatus for heating and deaerating raw bituminous froth
US3998702A Apparatus for processing bituminous froth
US4018664A Method for reducing mineral content of sludge
US4008146A Method of sludge disposal related to the hot water extraction of tar sands
US3986592A Hot water extraction cell containing two or more deflection baffles
US3951779A Improved hydroseparation process for aqueous extraction of bitumen from tar sands
US3931006A Method of reducing sludge accumulation from tar sands hot water process
US3936358A Method of controlling the feed rate of quench water to a coking drum in response to the internal pressure therein
US3953318A Method of reducing sludge accumulation from tar sands hot water process
CA1030680A Conveyor belts for transporting tar sands
US3933651A Recovering bitumen from large water surfaces
US3969220A Aerating tar sands-water mixture prior to settling in a gravity settling zone
US3951800A Method of storing sludge recovered from the hot water extraction of bitumen from tar sands
US3990885A Process for recovering hydrocarbons and heavy minerals from a tar sand hot water process waste stream
US3901791A Method for upgrading bitumen froth
US3900389A Method for upgrading bituminous froth
CA1027500A Hydroseparation process for aqueous extraction of bitumen from tar sands
CA1028644A Hydroseparation hot water extraction cell