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LEBEDEV OLEG V

Overview
  • Total Patents
    29
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LEBEDEV OLEG V has a total of 29 patent applications. Its first patent ever was published in 1976. It filed its patents most often in USSR (Union of Socialist Soviet Republics). Its main competitors in its focus markets materials and metallurgy and environmental technology are REMONDIS AQUA GMBH & CO KG, WENGFU (GROUP) CO LTD and GAO TONGZHU.

Patent filings in countries

World map showing LEBEDEV OLEG Vs patent filings in countries
# Country Total Patents
#1 USSR (Union of Socialist Soviet Republics) 29

Patent filings per year

Chart showing LEBEDEV OLEG Vs patent filings per year from 1900 to 2020

Top inventors

# Name Total Patents
#1 Lebedev Oleg V 29
#2 Fomin Vladimir K 11
#3 Lebedev Yurij O 5
#4 Artamonov Yurij F 5
#5 Zhukov Vladimir M 3
#6 Kushnarenko Vasilij P 3
#7 Yagud Boris Yu 3
#8 Budashov Vladimir V 2
#9 Khodzhamuratov Anvar A 2
#10 Levina Evgeniya V 2

Latest patents

Publication Filing date Title
SU1752231A1 Furrow opener
SU1635925A1 Seed tube of drill
SU1606450A1 Method of recovering bromine
SU1530591A1 Method of producing lime
SU1528722A1 Method of recovering bromine from bromine-air mixture
SU1432000A1 Method of recovering bromine from solutions
SU1308926A1 Device for measuring pulse repetition period
SU1314302A1 Device for measuring time intervals between middle points of pulses with arbitrary duration
SU1314435A1 Digital frequency multiplier
SU1200909A1 Method of extinguishing fire in a room
SU1158496A1 Method of obtaining solid ammonium bromide
SU1118313A1 Spindle drive for cotton-picking drum
SU1058884A1 Method for preparing metal bromides
SU977385A1 Method of producing metal haloids and aluminium hydroxide
SU948888A1 Process for producing solution of iron bromide
SU1005848A1 Solution for cleaning gases from chlorine
SU943200A1 Method of producing halogenides of alkali and alkali-earth metals
SU929539A1 Process for producing bromine and air mixture
SU865377A1 Heat-mass exchange apparatus
SU865775A1 Method of producing hydrobromic acid