Patents by Inventor Scott J. Daigle

Scott J. Daigle 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).

  • Mixer for continuous flow reactor
    Patent number: 9700855
    Abstract: A mixer for a continuous flow reactor and methods for forming the mixer and the operation thereof. The mixer allows for segmentation of a primary reactant flow through a plurality of ports into many smaller flows that are injected as jets into a secondary reactant flow in channels of the mixer. The channel has a constant width dimension to enhance even flow distribution and local turbulence of the primary and secondary reactant flows. The constant width dimension of the channel and the size and number of the ports of the mixer can be configured to ensure the primary reactant flow injected into the channel directly impinges on a surface of the channel that is opposite the injection point at normal operating conditions.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: August 11, 2014
    Date of Patent: July 11, 2017
    Assignee: Dow Global Technologies LLC
    Inventors: Gene W. Bachman, Raymond M. Jones, Michael D. Cloeter, Charles W. Lipp, Mark J. Bartel, Brady J. Coomes, Scott J. Daigle, Steve F. Janda
  • MIXER FOR CONTINUOUS FLOW REACTOR
    Publication number: 20140355373
    Abstract: A mixer for a continuous flow reactor and methods for forming the mixer and the operation thereof. The mixer allows for segmentation of a primary reactant flow through a plurality of ports into many smaller flows that are injected as jets into a secondary reactant flow in channels of the mixer. The channel has a constant width dimension to enhance even flow distribution and local turbulence of the primary and secondary reactant flows. The constant width dimension of the channel and the size and number of the ports of the mixer can be configured to ensure the primary reactant flow injected into the channel directly impinges on a surface of the channel that is opposite the injection point at normal operating conditions.
    Type: Application
    Filed: August 11, 2014
    Publication date: December 4, 2014
    Applicant: Dow Global Technologies LLC
    Inventors: Gene W. Bachman, Raymond M. Jones, Michael D. Cloeter, Charles W. Lipp, Mark J. Bartel, Brady J. Coomes, Scott J. Daigle, Steve F. Janda
  • Mixer for continuous flow reactor, continuous flow reactor, method of forming such a mixer, and method of operating such a reactor
    Patent number: 8827544
    Abstract: A mixer (100) for a continuous flow reactor (330) and methods for forming the mixer and the operation thereof. The mixer allows for segmentation of a primary reactant flow through a plurality of ports (124) into many smaller flows that are injected as jets into a secondary reactant flow in channels of the mixer. The channel (126) has a constant width dimension to enhance even flow distribution and local, turbulence of the primary and secondary reactant flows. The constant width dimension of the channel and the size and number of the ports of the mixer can be configured to ensure the primary reactant flow injected into the channel directly impinges on a surface (116) of the channel that is opposite the injection point at normal operating conditions.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: March 15, 2007
    Date of Patent: September 9, 2014
    Assignee: Dow Global Technologies LLC
    Inventors: Gene W. Bachman, Raymond M. Jones, Michael D. Cloeter, Charles W. Lipp, Mark J. Bartel, Brady J. Coomes, Scott J. Daigle, Steve F. Janda
  • MIXER FOR A CONTINOUS FLOW REACTOR, CONTINUOS FLOW REACTOR, MEHTOD OF FORMING SUCH A MIXER, AND METHOD OF OPERATING SUCH A REACTOR
    Publication number: 20100103769
    Abstract: A mixer (100) for a continuous flow reactor (330) and methods for forming the mixer and the operation thereof. The mixer allows for segmentation of a primary reactant flow through a plurality of ports (124) into many smaller flows that are injected as jets into a secondary reactant flow in channels of the mixer. The channel (126) has a constant width dimension to enhance even flow distribution and local, turbulence of the primary and secondary reactant flows. The constant width dimension of the channel and the size and number of the ports of the mixer can be configured to ensure the primary reactant flow injected into the channel directly impinges on a surface (116) of the channel that is opposite the injection point at normal operating conditions.
    Type: Application
    Filed: March 15, 2007
    Publication date: April 29, 2010
    Inventors: Gene W. Bachman, Raymond M. Jones, Michael D. Cloeter, Charles W. Lipp, Mark J. Bartel, Brady J. Coomes, Scott J. Daigle, Steve F. Janda