Charlat; Pierre

Patent Applications and Registrations

Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for Charlat; Pierre.The latest application filed is for "thermodynamic machine with stirling cycle".

Company Profile

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Charlat; Pierre - Lan En Vercors N/A FR
Charlat; Pierre - Lans en Vercors FR

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Patent Activity

Patent	Date
Device for the transfer of water and heat between two air flows and use thereof for the humidification of fuel cell inlet gas Grant 9,614,237 - Roberge , et al. April 4, 2	2017-04-04
Sealing joint and fuel cell plate, cells obtained and resulting fuel cells comprising a stack of such cells Grant 8,367,268 - Charlat , et al. February 5, 2	2013-02-05
Thermodynamic Machine With Stirling Cycle App 20120198834 - Charlat; Pierre	2012-08-09
Heat Exchanger Structure And Isothermal Compression Or Expansion Chamber App 20110239640 - Charlat; Pierre	2011-10-06
System for monitoring a group of electrochemical cells and device therefor Grant 7,638,972 - Charlat December 29, 2	2009-12-29
Sealing joint and fuel cell plate, cells obtained and resulting fuel cells comprising a stack of such cells App 20090214930 - Charlat; Pierre ; et al.	2009-08-27
Uninterrupted Power Supply Circuit App 20090029194 - Charlat; Pierre	2009-01-29
System For Monitoring a Group of Electrochemical Cells and Device Therefor App 20080197852 - Charlat; Pierre	2008-08-21
Method for Monitoring Duct Ventilation App 20070251331 - Charlat; Pierre	2007-11-01
Device for the transfer of water and heat between two air flows and use thereof for the humidification of fuel cell inlet gas App 20070104987 - Roberge; Guillaume ; et al.	2007-05-10
Fuel cell protection App 20060166044 - Charlat; Pierre	2006-07-27
Gas/liquid phase separator and the fuel cell-based power production unit equipped with one such separator Grant 7,077,885 - Charlat July 18, 2	2006-07-18
Method and installation for blowing out water in a fuel cell hydrogen circuit Grant 7,074,512 - Charlat July 11, 2	2006-07-11
Connecting structure for connecting a circuit section to a chamber, and fuel cell comprising same App 20060033329 - Novet; Thierry ; et al.	2006-02-16
Fuel cell pack and power producing device comprising said fuel cell pack App 20060003194 - Charlat; Pierre ; et al.	2006-01-05
Method and device for recovering water from a fuel cell Grant 6,869,705 - Charlat March 22, 2	2005-03-22
Gas/liquid phase separator and the fuel cell-based power production unit equipped with one such separator App 20040237778 - Charlat, Pierre	2004-12-02
Method and device for recovering water produced by a fuel cell Grant 6,821,662 - Charlat , et al. November 23, 2	2004-11-23
Safety process and device for starting up a fuel cell Grant 6,677,067 - Charlat January 13, 2	2004-01-13
Method and installation for blowing out water in a fuel cell hydrogen circuit App 20030054211 - Charlat, Pierre	2003-03-20
Method and device for recovering water from a fuel cell App 20020192514 - Charlat, Pierre	2002-12-19
Safety process and device for starting up a fuel cell App 20020058167 - Charlat, Pierre	2002-05-16

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