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Edna M. Purer

HA Hughes Aircraft: 6 patents #225 of 2,963Top 8%
RTX (Raytheon): 5 patents #2,369 of 15,912Top 15%
HL Hughes Electronics Limited: 2 patents #325 of 1,474Top 25%
📍 Los Angeles, CA: #824 of 12,377 inventorsTop 7%
🗺 California: #43,449 of 386,348 inventorsTop 15%
Overall (All Time): #356,571 of 4,157,543Top 9%
14
Patents All Time

Issued Patents All Time

Showing 1–14 of 14 patents

Patent #TitleCo-InventorsDate
6569210 Gas jet removal of particulated soil from fabric Sidney C. Chao, Nelson W. Sorbo 2003-05-27
6264753 Liquid carbon dioxide cleaning using agitation enhancements at low temperature Sidney C. Chao, Nelson W. Sorbo 2001-07-24
6117190 Removing soil from fabric using an ionized flow of pressurized gas Sidney C. Chao, Nelson W. Sorbo 2000-09-12
5996155 Process for cleaning, disinfecting, and sterilizing materials using the combination of dense phase gas and ultraviolet radiation Sidney C. Chao, Robert Beach, Nelson W. Sorbo 1999-12-07
5925192 Dry-cleaning of garments using gas-jet agitation Angela Y. Wilkerson, Carl W. Townsend, Sidney C. Chao 1999-07-20
5858107 Liquid carbon dioxide cleaning using jet edge sonic whistles at low temperature Sidney C. Chao, Nelson W. Sorbo 1999-01-12
5822818 Solvent resupply method for use with a carbon dioxide cleaning system Sidney C. Chao 1998-10-20
5784905 Liquid carbon dioxide cleaning system employing a static dissipating fluid Carl W. Townsend, Sidney C. Chao 1998-07-28
5669251 Liquid carbon dioxide dry cleaning system having a hydraulically powered basket Carl W. Townsend 1997-09-23
5651276 Dry-cleaning of garments using gas-jet agitation Angela Y. Wilkerson, Carl W. Townsend, Sidney C. Chao 1997-07-29
5486236 Accelerated extraction of rolled materials Carl W. Townsend 1996-01-23
5467492 Dry-cleaning of garments using liquid carbon dioxide under agitation as cleaning medium Sidney C. Chao, Thomas B. Stanford, Angela Y. Wilkerson 1995-11-21
5370740 Chemical decomposition by sonication in liquid carbon dioxide Sidney C. Chao 1994-12-06
5316591 Cleaning by cavitation in liquefied gas Sidney C. Chao, Thomas B. Stanford, Carl W. Townsend 1994-05-31