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POLYSIUS FA G

Overview
  • Total Patents
    124
About

POLYSIUS FA G has a total of 124 patent applications. Its first patent ever was published in 1900. It filed its patents most often in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Its main competitors in its focus markets thermal processes, materials and metallurgy and machines are E C LOESCHE, SMIDTH & CO AS F L and MIKAEL VOGEL JORGENSEN.

Patent filings in countries

World map showing POLYSIUS FA Gs patent filings in countries
# Country Total Patents
#1 Germany 106
#2 Austria 12
#3 Switzerland 5
#4 France 1

Patent filings per year

Chart showing POLYSIUS FA Gs patent filings per year from 1900 to 2020

Latest patents

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DE446780C Blow-out nozzle for conveyor systems operated with compressed air
DE468390C Process for cooling raw sulfur barium
DE459895C Device for cooling down agglomerated goods of all kinds
DE450316C Automatically working level indicator in conveyor containers in conveyor systems operated with compressed air
DE428895C Multi-chamber mill with intermediate sifting
DE433499C Drum mill in which a second mill is arranged concentrically
DE448318C Composite pipe mill
DE421551C Method and device for introducing sludge into rotary furnaces
DE452620C Standing rotary kiln for low-temperature coking
DE434187C Process for the production of molten cement
DE429440C Process for the continuous cleaning of solid materials, in particular bauxite, by means of melting in an electric furnace
DE449172C Process for drying meadow lime, clay mud and other water-containing mud
DE435792C Device for preheating sludgy fluids, such as raw cement sludge
DE405608C Elastic tooth coupling
DE425793C Discharge device with two or more successively opening and closing flaps, valves or the like.
DE426698C Process for processing lignite and lignite briquettes for dust firing
DE422202C Device for dry cooling of coke
DE398062C Process for cooling coke
DE417506C Utilization of the heat contained in the coke
DE401683C Process for generating electrical flame arcs using solid electrodes and conductive gases or liquids