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Eugene E. Smeltzer
Also filed as: SMELTZER EUGENE E
11 granted patents·1 pending application·204 citations·filing 1983–2004
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12 records- 0193US6701764B2Method of expanding an intermediate portion of a tube using an outward radial forceSIEMENS WESTINGHOUSE POWER·Filed 2001·Granted Mar 9, 2004·42 cites·11 claims
- 0280US4530723AEncapsulation of ion exchange resinsWESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CORP·Filed 1983·Granted Jul 23, 1985·32 cites·15 claims
- 0369US6361575B1Multipurpose single external seal filter assembly for metallic and ceramic tube filters with integral locking meansSIEMENS WESTINGHOUSE POWER·Filed 2000·Granted Mar 26, 2002·15 cites·12 claims
- 0465US5876471AFilter holder and gasket assembly for candle or tube filtersSIEMENS WESTINGHOUSE POWER·Filed 1996·Granted Mar 2, 1999·31 cites·12 claims
- 0560US5944859AHot gas filter and system assemblySIEMENS WESTINGHOUSE POWER·Filed 1996·Granted Aug 31, 1999·26 cites·18 claims
- 0653US6511076B1Fiber gasket and method of making sameSIEMENS WESTINGHOUSE POWER·Filed 2000·Granted Jan 28, 2003·4 cites·8 claims
- 0750US6290743B1Tubular and honeycomb metal fail-safe regenerator devicesSIEMENS WESTINGHOUSE POWER·Filed 1999·Granted Sep 18, 2001·16 cites·13 claims
- 0850US6273925B1Filter assembly for metallic and intermetallic tube filtersFiled 1999·Granted Aug 14, 2001·17 cites·10 claims
- 0949US4504317AEncapsulation of boric acid slurriesWESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CORP·Filed 1983·Granted Mar 12, 1985·12 cites·11 claims
- 1042US4762647AIon exchange resin volume reductionWESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CORP·Filed 1986·Granted Aug 9, 1988·7 cites·16 claims
- 1137US7691338B2Two stage catalytic combustorSIEMENS ENERGY INC·Filed 2004·Granted Apr 6, 2010·2 cites·14 claims
- 1232US2004055900A1Apparatus and methods for sampling and analyzing inlet air associated with combustion turbineSIEMENS WESTINGHOUSE POWER·Filed 2002·Application pending·0 cites
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