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Lothar Wistuba
Also filed as: WISTUBA LOTHAR
10 granted patents·86 citations·filing 1995–2015
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10 records- 0168US6192097B1Device for retaining a hot melt in particular a core melt-through inside the spreading chamber of a nuclear reactor installationSIEMENS AG·Filed 1996·Granted Feb 20, 2001·16 cites·9 claims
- 0262US5907588ADevice for collecting core melt from a reactor pressure vesselSIEMENS AG·Filed 1997·Granted May 25, 1999·13 cites·19 claims
- 0360US10734127B2System and method of producing radionuclides in a nuclear reactor, including use of a magnetic field to release a target having magnetic properties from an instrumentation tube systemFRAMATOME GMBH·Filed 2015·Granted Aug 4, 2020·1 cites·28 claims
- 0459US5659589ADevice for collecting and cooling reactor-meltdown productsSIEMENS AG·Filed 1995·Granted Aug 19, 1997·12 cites·26 claims
- 0552US5867548ADevice and method for collecting and cooling reactor-meltdown productsSIEMENS AG·Filed 1995·Granted Feb 2, 1999·19 cites·29 claims
- 0649US5946366ANuclear reactor with a collection chamber for core meltSIEMENS AG·Filed 1997·Granted Aug 31, 1999·8 cites·10 claims
- 0746US5703917AClosing device for initiating cooling for a core meltSIEMENS AG·Filed 1995·Granted Dec 30, 1997·15 cites·5 claims
- 0829US11276507B2Radionuclide generation systemFRAMATOME GMBH·Filed 2015·Granted Mar 15, 2022·0 cites·16 claims
- 0929US5815542ADevice for collecting reactor-meltdown products from a reactor pressure vesselSIEMENS AG·Filed 1995·Granted Sep 29, 1998·2 cites·64 claims
- 1027US5930319ANuclear reactor with a core melt propagation space provided with a coolant conduit leading to a coolant reservoirSIEMENS AG·Filed 1997·Granted Jul 27, 1999·0 cites·5 claims
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