Patents by Inventor Boris Nikolayevich BARAKOV

Boris Nikolayevich BARAKOV has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

  • Patent number: 11433318
    Abstract: Evaporators used in radiochemical production designed to evaporate highly active solutions and devices designed to create thin film in the heating chambers. The film former contains a liner in the upper part of the heat exchange tube attached to the spindle of the bellows assembly of the evaporator lid. The liner is provided with a radiation-proof tip that is not wettable by liquid being evaporated. The tip is made of two conjugate cones: the upper back cone and lower right cone, with the lower cone having a cylindrical belt with protrusions on it designed to center the conical tip on the inner surface of the heat exchange tube. A cap is mounted movably on the liner, with grooves on the lower end of the cap along the entire perimeter. The liner attached to the spindle is connected by fins with adjacent liners installed in heat exchange tubes.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: August 19, 2016
    Date of Patent: September 6, 2022
    Assignee: FEDERAL STATE UNITARY ENTERPRISE “MINING AND CHEMICAL COMBINE” (FSUE “MCC”)
    Inventors: Petr Mikhailovich Gavrilov, Igor Alexandrovich Merkulov, Boris Nikolayevich Barakov, Yuri Sergeyevich Ilyinykh, Alexandr Viktorovich Vasilyev, Denis Valeryevich Tikhomirov
  • Publication number: 20210354046
    Abstract: Evaporators used in radiochemical production designed to evaporate highly active solutions and devices designed to create thin film in the heating chambers. The film former contains a liner in the upper part of the heat exchange tube attached to the spindle of the bellows assembly of the evaporator lid. The liner is provided with a radiation-proof tip that is not wettable by liquid being evaporated. The tip is made of two conjugate cones: the upper back cone and lower right cone, with the lower cone having a cylindrical belt with protrusions on it designed to center the conical tip on the inner surface of the heat exchange tube. A cap is mounted movably on the liner, with grooves on the lower end of the cap along the entire perimeter. The liner attached to the spindle is connected by fins with adjacent liners installed in heat exchange tubes.
    Type: Application
    Filed: August 19, 2016
    Publication date: November 18, 2021
    Inventors: Petr Mikhailovich GAVRILOV, Igor Alexandrovich MERKULOV, Boris Nikolayevich BARAKOV, Yuri Sergeyevich ILYINYKH, Alexandr Viktorovich VASILYEV, Denis Valeryevich TIKHOMIROV
  • Publication number: 20210296020
    Abstract: Power sources based on semiconductor converters using the beta-voltaic effect. The Beta-voltaic battery comprises housing and cover, semiconductor converters, insulating and radioisotope elements and conductive contacts configured to make one or several packs connected in parallel and (or) in series. The pack is assembled from converters, whose opposite-polar surfaces face each other, with conductive radioisotope elements placed between them. The packs are separated by insulating elements, along the perimeter of which grooves are evenly spaced. The opposite grooves have conductive contacts designed in such a way as to electrical connect to both the conductive contacts of the extreme semiconductor converters of each pack and the controller. Highly enriched Nickel-63 is used as a radioisotope element, which is deposited on n-layers of semiconductor converters.
    Type: Application
    Filed: August 7, 2017
    Publication date: September 23, 2021
    Inventors: Petr Mikhailovich GAVRILOV, Igor Alexandrovich MERKULOV, Dmitry Vitalyevich DRUZ, Denis Valeryevich TIKHOMIROV, Boris Nikolayevich BARAKOV, Andrey Petrovich KOZLOVSKY, Alexey Sergeyevich PERETOKIN, Konstantin Sergeyevich ZHURAVLYOV, Alexandr Mikhailovich GILINSKY, Pavel Viktorovich ZELENKOV, Alexandr Timofeyevich LELEKOV, Viktor Gennadyevich SIDOROV, Igor Vladimirovich KOVALYOV, Sergey Viktorovich BOGDANOV