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STAEHLER THEO

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  • Total Patents
    58
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STAEHLER THEO has a total of 58 patent applications. Its first patent ever was published in 1972. It filed its patents most often in Germany, Denmark and EPO (European Patent Office). Its main competitors in its focus markets environmental technology, chemical engineering and machines are ENVICON KLAERTECH VERWALT, MENZEL GMBH & CO and HAN SANG BAE.

Patent filings per year

Chart showing STAEHLER THEOs patent filings per year from 1900 to 2020

Top inventors

# Name Total Patents
#1 Staehler Theo 47
#2 Randolph Volker 3
#3 Shteler Teo 3
#4 Spanich Bruno 3
#5 Staehler Hubertus 3
#6 Scheibinger Ludwig 3
#7 Randolph Volker Dipl Ing 2
#8 Theo Staehler 2
#9 Scheibinger Ludwig Dipl Ing 2
#10 Teo Suteeraa 1

Latest patents

Publication Filing date Title
EP1676816A1 Apparatus for the aerobic biological treatment of waste waters
EP1338566A1 Device for waste water purification by the activated sludge process
DE19846560A1 Device for the metered transfer of liquid from one basin to another basin and its use
DE19822853A1 Apparatus for removing living creatures from water courses
DE4404976A1 Device for separation of water-born animal life and substances
CN1011487B Apparatus for increasing putting gaseous medium into liquid medium
DE3245526A1 Plant for the clarification of sewage
DE3140263A1 Clarifier with at least one rotating submersible
DE3140372A1 MECHANICAL-BIOLOGICAL DEVICE FOR WASTEWATER TREATMENT
DE3109184A1 Apparatus for converting foreign substances contained in waste waters or waste water sludges
DE2914948A1 Portable sewage treatment plant - containerised with biological and settling tank sections
DE2914689A1 Biological effluent treatment drum - with self-spacing plastics sheets for biogenic mat growth
DE2911975A1 DEVICE FOR AERATING WASTEWATER OR WASTEWATER SLUDGE
DE2822347A1 DEVICE FOR IMPLEMENTING SUBSTANCES CONTAINED IN SEWAGE AND WASTE WATER SLUDGE
ATA17178A PLANT FOR BREEDING, FARMING AND Fattening Commercial Fish
DE2727991A1 Biological sewage sludge decomposition - by aeration intake with revolving partly perforated tubes
DE2722013A1 Water scrubber for exhaust gas streams - which contain hazardous materials has rotating tubular paddles inside housing with internal baffles to divide it into compartments
DE2720557A1 Fish feeding stuff - with sludge from biological effluent treatment replacing part or whole
DE2638665A1 Sewage aeration device - using revolving hollow bodies with slots on top when emerged above fluid level
DE2634632A1 Nitrogen cpds. digestion in sewage treatment - in settling tank by periodic stoppage of activated sludge recycling by nitrogen probe