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NIAGARA BLOWER CO

Overview
  • Total Patents
    119
About

NIAGARA BLOWER CO has a total of 119 patent applications. Its first patent ever was published in 1927. It filed its patents most often in United States, Canada and United Kingdom. Its main competitors in its focus markets thermal processes, machines and chemical engineering are CARRAWAY THOMAS W, GOETTL ADAM D and CARRIER RES CORP.

Patent filings in countries

World map showing NIAGARA BLOWER COs patent filings in countries

Patent filings per year

Chart showing NIAGARA BLOWER COs patent filings per year from 1900 to 2020

Top inventors

# Name Total Patents
#1 Bulkeley Claude A 23
#2 Kals Walter 18
#3 Deverall Charles N 17
#4 Stutz Robert C 16
#5 Olstad Martin H 15
#6 Williams Allan E 9
#7 Walter Kals 7
#8 Cool Randolph S 3
#9 Hardison Edward R 3
#10 Schoepflin Paul H 2

Latest patents

Publication Filing date Title
US2009071812A1 System and method for removing moisture from liquid desiccant
US5249433A Method and apparatus for providing refrigerated air
AU2321492A Method and apparatus for providing refrigerated air
US4517805A Vacuum producing condenser
US4519450A Vacuum producing condenser
US4494599A Vacuum producing condenser
US4608119A Apparatus for concentrating aqueous solutions
US4531576A Apparatus for cooling fluids
US4509591A Vacuum producing condenser
US4476065A Increased capacity wet surface air cooling system
CA1202187A Vacuum producing condenser
CA1197171A Method and apparatus for concentrating aqueous solutions
US4273733A Apparatus for cooling fluids
CA1104557A Balanced waste heat recovery and dissipation system
CA1047435A Method and apparatus for concentrating aqueous solutions
US4104112A Method and apparatus for concentrating aqueous solutions
US3828570A Heat exchange apparatus
US3415313A Apparatus for producing air at widely different temperatures and relative humidities
US3421574A Method and apparatus for vaporizing and superheating cold liquefied gas
US3253350A Apparatus for condensing water vapor under low absolute pressure at a temperature less than the freezing point of water