Patents by Inventor Vladimir Isaakovich Feygin

Vladimir Isaakovich Feygin 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: 8696793
    Abstract: The invention relates to cryogenic engineering. The inventive device for liquefying and separating gas and for releasing one or more gases from a mixture thereof, comprises, in series axially positioned, a prechamber (1) with gas flow whirling means (2) arranged therein, a subsonic or supersonic nozzle (3) with a working segment (4), which is abutted thereto and to which liquid phase extracting means (5) is connected, and a subsonic diffuser (7) or the combination of a supersonic (6) and the subsonic diffuser (7). The length of the working segment (4) is selected according to a condition of forming condensate drops with a size greater than 0.5 mkm and of drifting them, by centrifugal forces, from the axial area of the working segment to the walls of the drop extracting means. The device is provided with an additional nozzle (8) arranged in the prechamber. The invention makes it possible to increase the separation efficiency.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: July 31, 2008
    Date of Patent: April 15, 2014
    Assignee: 3S Gas Technologies Limited
    Inventors: Vadim Ivanovich Alferov, Lev Arkadievich Bagirov, Leonard Makarovich Dmitriev, Salavat Zainetdinovich Imaev, Vladimir Isaakovich Feygin
  • Publication number: 20100147023
    Abstract: The invention relates to cryogenic engineering. The inventive device for liquefying and separating gas and for releasing one or more gases from a mixture thereof, comprises, in series axially positioned, a prechamber (1) with gas flow whirling means (2) arranged therein, a subsonic or supersonic nozzle (3) with a working segment (4), which is abutted thereto and to which liquid phase extracting means (5) is connected, and a subsonic diffuser (7) or the combination of a supersonic (6) and the subsonic diffuser (7). The nozzle (3) is designed in such a way that it makes it possible to achieve the ratios, between the inlet and outlet cross-sectional areas and the minimum cross-section thereof, which provides, at the output of the nozzle, a statical pressure and a statical temperature corresponding to the conditions of condensation of gas or target gas mixture components. The length of the working segment (4) is selected according to a condition of forming condensate drops with a size greater than 0.
    Type: Application
    Filed: July 31, 2008
    Publication date: June 17, 2010
    Applicant: TransLang Technology LTd
    Inventors: Vadim Ivanovich Alferov, Lev Arkadievich Bagirov, Leonard Makarovich Dmitriev, Salavat Zainetdinovich Imaev, Vladimir Isaakovich Feygin
  • Patent number: 6372019
    Abstract: An apparatus for liquefying a gas has a nozzle having a convergent nozzle portion and a nozzle throat, and a divergent nozzle portion (in the case of supersonic flow), and a working section. Vanes or another mechanism for creating a swirl velocity are connected to the nozzle, to create a strong swirl velocity in gas fed to the nozzle. In the nozzle, the gas adiabatically expands, gas velocity increases and gas temperature drops, to promote the condensation of gas with formation of droplets. The gas then passes through a working section having a wall, whereby further condensation of at least a portion of the gas flow occurs and droplets of condensed gas grow. Centrifugal effects generated by the swirl velocity drive the droplets towards the wall of the working section. Condensed liquid gas droplets are separated from remaining gas in the gaseous state at least adjacent the wall of the working section.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: October 15, 1999
    Date of Patent: April 16, 2002
    Assignee: Translang Technologies, Ltd.
    Inventors: Vadim Ivanovich Alferov, Lev Arkad'evich Baguirov, Vladimir Isaakovich Feygin, Aleksandr Arkad'evish Arbatov, Salavat Zainetdinovich Imaev, Leonard Makarovich Dmitriev, Vladimir Ivanovich Rezunenko