Patents by Inventor Victoire Hanemaayer
Victoire Hanemaayer 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).
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Publication number: 20240011179Abstract: A system for producing technetium-99m from molybdate-100. The system comprises: a target capsule apparatus for housing a Mo-100-coated target plate; a target capsule pickup apparatus for engaging and delivering the target cell apparatus into a target station apparatus; a target station apparatus for receiving and mounting therein the target capsule apparatus. The target station apparatus is engaged with a cyclotron for irradiating the Mo-100-coated target plate with protons. The irradiated target capsule apparatus is transferred to a receiving cell apparatus comprising a dissolution/purification module for receiving therein a proton-irradiated Mo-100-coated target plate. A conveyance conduit infrastructure interconnects: (i) the target capsule pickup apparatus with the target station apparatus, (ii) the target station apparatus and the receiving cell apparatus; and (iii) the receiving cell apparatus and the dissolution/purification module.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 21, 2023Publication date: January 11, 2024Inventors: Paul SCHAFFER, Francois BENARD, Kenneth R. BUCKLEY, Victoire HANEMAAYER, Cornelia Manuela HOEHR, Julius Alexander KLUG, Michael S. KOVACS, Thomas J. MORLEY, Thomas J. RUTH, John VALLIANT, Stefan K. ZEISLER, Maurice G. DODD
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Patent number: 11661668Abstract: A system for producing technetium-99m from molybdate-100. The system comprises: a target capsule apparatus for housing a Mo-100-coated target plate; a target capsule pickup apparatus for engaging, and delivering the target cell apparatus into a target station apparatus; target station apparatus for receiving and mounting therein the target capsule apparatus. The target station apparatus is engaged with a cyclotron for irradiating the Mo-100-coated target plate with protons. The irradiated target capsule apparatus is transferred to a receiving cell apparatus comprising a dissolution/purification module for receiving therein a proton-irradiated Mo-100-coated target plate. A conveyance conduit infrastructure interconnects: (i) the target capsule pickup apparatus with the target station apparatus, (ii) the target station apparatus and the receiving cell apparatus; and (iii) the receiving cell apparatus and the dissolution/purification module.Type: GrantFiled: June 11, 2021Date of Patent: May 30, 2023Assignee: TRIUMF INC.Inventors: Paul Schaffer, Francois Benard, Kenneth R. Buckley, Victoire Hanemaayer, Cornelia Manuela Hoehr, Julius Alexander Klug, Michael S. Kovacs, Thomas J. Morley, Thomas J. Ruth, John Valliant, Stefan K. Zeisler, Maurice G. Dodd
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Patent number: 11178747Abstract: A target system for irradiation of molybdenum with charged particles from an accelerator to produce technetium and molybdenum radioisotopes. The target system comprises a molybdenum-100 material brazed with a brazing alloy to a backing material. The backing material preferably comprises a dispersion-strengthened copper composite. The brazing alloy comprises copper and phosphorus.Type: GrantFiled: April 24, 2015Date of Patent: November 16, 2021Assignee: TRIUMF INC.Inventors: Stefan K. Zeisler, Victoire Hanemaayer, Kenneth R. Buckley
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Publication number: 20210335515Abstract: A system for producing technetium-99m from molybdate-100. The system comprises: a target capsule apparatus for housing a Mo-100-coated target plate; a target capsule pickup apparatus for engaging, and delivering. the target cell apparatus into a target station apparatus target station apparatus for receiving and mounting therein the target capsule apparatus. The target station apparatus is engaged with a cyclotron for irradiating the Mo-100-coated target plate with protons. The irradiated target capsule apparatus is transferred to a receiving cell apparatus comprising a dissolution/purification module for receiving therein a proton-irradiated Mo-100-coated target plate. A conveyance conduit infrastructure interconnects: (i) the target capsule pickup apparatus with the target station apparatus, (ii) the target station apparatus and the receiving cell apparatus, and (iii) the receiving cell apparatus and the dissolution/purification module.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 11, 2021Publication date: October 28, 2021Inventors: Paul SCHAFFER, Francois BENARD, Kenneth R. BUCKLEY, Victoire HANEMAAYER, Cornelia Hoehr MANUELA, Julius Alexander KLUG, Michael S. KOVACS, Thomas J. MORLEY, Thomas J. RUTH, John VALLIANT, Stefan K. ZEISLER, Maurice G. DODD
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Publication number: 20210027903Abstract: A system for producing technetium-99m from molybdate-100. The system comprises: a target capsule apparatus for housing a Mo-100-coated target plate; a target capsule pickup apparatus for engaging and delivering the target cell apparatus into a target station apparatus; a target station apparatus for receiving and mounting therein the target capsule apparatus. The target station apparatus is engaged with a cyclotron for irradiating the Mo-100-coated target plate with protons. The irradiated target capsule apparatus is transferred to a receiving cell apparatus comprising a dissolution/purification module for receiving therein a proton-irradiated Mo-100-coated target plate. A conveyance conduit infrastructure interconnects: (i) the target capsule pickup apparatus with the target station apparatus, (ii) the target station apparatus and the receiving cell apparatus; and (iii) the receiving cell apparatus and the dissolution/purification module.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 5, 2020Publication date: January 28, 2021Inventors: Paul SCHAFFER, Francois BENARD, Kenneth R. BUCKLEY, Victoire HANEMAAYER, Cornelia Hoehr MANUELA, Julius Alexander KLUG, Michael S. KOVACS, Thomas J. MORLEY, Thomas J. RUTH, John VALLIANT, Stefan K. ZEISLER, Maurice G. DODD
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Publication number: 20190221325Abstract: A process for producing a hardened target plate coated with a molybdenum-100 metal, comprising the steps of: (i) suspending and intermixing a refined molybdenum-100 metal powder having grain sizes of less than about 10 microns, and a binder, in a polar organic solvent; (ii) inserting into the molybdate-100 mixture, a cathode plate comprising a transition metal and an anode plate comprising conductive metal; (iii) applying a potential from about 300 V to about 1,300 V to the anode plate and cathode plate; (iv) recovering the cathode plate from the molybdate-100 mixture; and (v) sintering the cathode plate at a temperature from a range of about 1,200° C. to about 1,900° C. for a period of time from about 3 h to about 8 h.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 21, 2019Publication date: July 18, 2019Inventors: Paul SCHAFFER, Francois BENARD, Kenneth R. BUCKLEY, Victoire HANEMAAYER, Cornelia Hoehr MANUELA, Julius Alexander KLUG, Michael S. KOVACS, Thomas J. MORLEY, Thomas J. RUTH, John VALLIANT, Stefan K. ZEISLER, Maurice G. DODD
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Publication number: 20170271036Abstract: A system for producing technetium-99m from molybdate-100. The system comprises: a target capsule apparatus for housing a Mo-100-coated target plate; a target capsule pickup apparatus for engaging and delivering the target cell apparatus into a target station apparatus; a target station apparatus for receiving and mounting therein the target capsule apparatus. The target station apparatus is engaged with a cyclotron for irradiating the Mo-100-coated target plate with protons. The irradiated target capsule apparatus is transferred to a receiving cell apparatus comprising a dissolution/purification module for receiving therein a proton-irradiated Mo-100-coated target plate. A conveyance conduit infrastructure interconnects: (i) the target capsule pickup apparatus with the target station apparatus, (ii) the target station apparatus and the receiving cell apparatus; and (iii) the receiving cell apparatus and the dissolution/purification module.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 28, 2017Publication date: September 21, 2017Inventors: Paul SCHAFFER, Francois BENARD, Kenneth R. BUCKLEY, Victoire HANEMAAYER, Cornelia Hoehr MANUELA, Julius Alexander KLUG, Michael S. KOVACS, Thomas J. MORLEY, Thomas J. RUTH, John VALLIANT, Stefan K. ZEISLER, Maurice G. DODD
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Publication number: 20170048962Abstract: A target system for irradiation of molybdenum with charged particles from an accelerator to produce technetium and molybdenum radioisotopes. The target system comprises a molybdenum-100 material brazed with a brazing alloy to a backing material. The backing material preferably comprises a dispersion-strengthened copper composite. The brazing alloy comprises copper and phosphorus.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 24, 2015Publication date: February 16, 2017Applicant: TriumfInventors: Stefan K. Zeisler, Victoire Hanemaayer, Kenneth R. Buckley
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Patent number: 7682664Abstract: Disclosed are processes and compositions for fabricating irradiation targets from slurry compositions using a slip casting method to form a layer of the slurry composition on a substrate. The layer of slurry is allowed to dry on the substrate to produce a green cast layer that may then be cut, milled or otherwise machined to form intermediate targets having one or more predetermined configurations. These intermediate targets are subsequently subjected to a thermal process by which organic components remaining in the green cast layer are driven off and/or oxidized to form a densified, substantially inorganic, layer that has a density below that of the primary particles.Type: GrantFiled: June 8, 2005Date of Patent: March 23, 2010Assignee: Advanced Applied Physics Solutions, Inc.Inventors: Marik Dombsky, Victoire Hanemaayer
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Publication number: 20060040064Abstract: Disclosed are processes and compositions for fabricating irradiation targets from slurry compositions using a slip casting method to form a layer of the slurry composition on a substrate. The layer of slurry is allowed to dry on the substrate to produce a green cast layer that may then be cut, milled or otherwise machined to form intermediate targets having one or more predetermined configurations. These intermediate targets are subsequently subjected to a thermal process by which organic components remaining in the green cast layer are driven off and/or oxidized to form a densified, substantially inorganic, layer that has a density below that of the primary particles.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 8, 2005Publication date: February 23, 2006Inventors: Marik Dombsky, Victoire Hanemaayer