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LAURENT FRANCOIS

Overview
  • Total Patents
    21
About

LAURENT FRANCOIS has a total of 21 patent applications. Its first patent ever was published in 1982. It filed its patents most often in France, EPO (European Patent Office) and Canada. Its main competitors in its focus markets thermal processes, environmental technology and optics are PVI IND INC, RHEEM BV and MCS ITALY S P A.

Patent filings per year

Chart showing LAURENT FRANCOISs patent filings per year from 1900 to 2020

Top inventors

# Name Total Patents
#1 Laurent Francois 8

Latest patents

Publication Filing date Title
FR2560359A1 Improvements on a gas burner and radiant tube heater
FR2554218A1 Improvements to a continuous hot liquid production installation using a submerged heat exchanger
CA1233082A Method and installation intended to enhance the performance of a submerged combustion heating apparatus
ES8501515A1 Submerged burner heating unit
EP0135639A1 Apparatus for improving the operational characteristics of a heating appliance with submerged combustion
FR2551187A1 Process and plant for the production of domestic hot water from a burner heat generating plant
FR2550613A1 Heat generating installation likely to operate on gas or electricity supply
FR2547024A1 Process and plant for the production of hot water or other continuous liquid particularly for industrial needs
FR2545585A1 Improvements on gas-operated heat generators which may be connected to a controlled suction
CH658322A5 Optical system addendum differ.
FR2542070A1 Submerge combustion type heating installation and method
FR2532719A2 Device ensuring the operating safety of a burner, particularly gas, particularly for installations not connected to an electrical supply circuit
FR2532722A1 Improvements on gas heaters such as water heaters allowing suppression of the pilot light
FR2524969A1 Method and installation for improving the operating characteristics of a submerge combustion heater
FR2523693A1 Method and device for ensuring the operating safety of a burner, particularly gas