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KOCHERGIN IGOR NIKOLAEVICH

Overview
  • Total Patents
    18
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KOCHERGIN IGOR NIKOLAEVICH has a total of 18 patent applications. Its first patent ever was published in 2000. It filed its patents most often in Russian Federation. Its main competitors in its focus markets environmental technology are INSTITUTUL NAT DE CERCETARE DEZVOLTARE PENTRU TEHNOLOGII CRIOGENICE SI IZOTOPICE, GUP NPO ASTROFIZIKA and DAIKI ENGINEERING KK.

Patent filings in countries

World map showing KOCHERGIN IGOR NIKOLAEVICHs patent filings in countries
# Country Total Patents
#1 Russian Federation 18

Patent filings per year

Chart showing KOCHERGIN IGOR NIKOLAEVICHs patent filings per year from 1900 to 2020

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Top inventors

# Name Total Patents
#1 Kochergin Igor Nikolaevich 5
#2 Kochergin I N 2

Latest patents

Publication Filing date Title
RU2538450C1 Cold indicator
RU2539809C1 True horizon indicator
RU2522462C2 Semiautomatic flight altitude corrector of aircraft electromechanical barometric altimeter at takeoff and landing
RU2519622C2 Automatic instrumental system for transmitting meteorological characteristics of aerodrome and input thereof into pilot navigation system for aircraft flight control
RU2477559C1 Axial electric motor
RU2438228C2 Thermal power plant with open turbine hall
RU2430281C2 Transmission device of mechanical energy to impeller of electromechanical plant
RU2426926C1 Manufacturing method of large-size ribs of impeller
RU2428610C2 Impeller of electromechanical plant and manufacturing method of impeller
RU2433321C2 Electromechanical plant
RU2426925C1 Impeller
RU2434106C2 Distributed thermal power plant and development method of it
RU2396459C1 Air power plant
RU2398070C1 Method for application of earth surface sections, which are not suitable for continuous economic use and device for its realiasation
RU2398069C1 Method for development of power plant
RU2302990C1 Lifting-and-transporting device
RU2171202C1 Icebreaker ship with astern running propulsor entries in heavy ice
RU2182873C2 Icebreaking ship for crossing heavy ice fields