Ballaguet; Jean Pierre

Patent Applications and Registrations

Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for Ballaguet; Jean Pierre.The latest application filed is for "gasification of heavy residue with solid catalyst from slurry hydrocracking process".

Company Profile

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Ballaguet; Jean Pierre - Dhahran N/A SA
Ballaguet; Jean-Pierre - Thenisy FR
Ballaguet; Jean-Pierre - Lyons FR
BALLAGUET; Jean-Pierre - Lyon FR

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Patent Activity

Patent	Date
Hydrogen production from an integrated electrolysis cell and hydrocarbon gasification reactor Grant 10,422,046 - Koseoglu , et al. Sept	2019-09-24
Gasification of heavy residue with solid catalyst from slurry hydrocracking process Grant 9,359,917 - Koseoglu , et al. June 7, 2	2016-06-07
Gasification Of Heavy Residue With Solid Catalyst From Slurry Hydrocracking Process App 20150275700 - KOSEOGLU; Omer Refa ; et al.	2015-10-01
Gasification of heavy residue with solid catalyst from slurry hydrocracking process Grant 9,056,771 - Koseoglu , et al. June 16, 2	2015-06-16
Integrated process for the gasification of whole crude oil in a membrane wall gasifier and power generation Grant 8,974,701 - Koseoglu , et al. March 10, 2	2015-03-10
Hydrogen Production From An Integrated Electrolysis Cell And Hydrocarbon Gasification Reactor App 20130334060 - KOSEOGLU; Omer Refa ; et al.	2013-12-19
Integrated Process For The Gasification Of Whole Crude Oil In A Membrane Wall Gasifier And Power Generation App 20130256601 - KOSEOGLU; Omer Refa ; et al.	2013-10-03
Gasification Of Heavy Residue With Solid Catalyst From Slurry Hydrocracking Process App 20130067815 - KOSEOGLU; Omer Refa ; et al.	2013-03-21
Process for partial dehydration of a gas by absorption on a solvent that can be regenerated by segregation at ambient temperature Grant 8,257,467 - Ferrando , et al. September 4, 2	2012-09-04
Process For Partial Dehydration Of A Gas By Absorption On A Solvent That Can Be Regenerated By Segregation At Ambient Temperature App 20100154638 - FERRANDO; Nicolas ; et al.	2010-06-24

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