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January 31, 2014 Friday 2:15 PM EST
WIPO PUBLISHES PATENT OF SUREN TATIKYAN AND TIGRAN TATIKYAN FOR "WIND
POWER STATION" (ARMENIAN INVENTORS)
GENEVA
GENEVA, Jan. 31 -- Publication No. WO/2014/015348 was published on Jan. 30.
Title of the invention: "WIND POWER STATION." Applicants: Suren
Tatikyan (AM) and Tigran Tatikyan (AM). Inventors: Suren Tatikyan (AM)
and Tigran Tatikyan (AM). According to the abstract* posted by the
World Intellectual Property Organization: "Wind power station, which
has a turnable body, rotor which has vertically installed shaft
mounted with working wheels, wind concentrator. The body is designed
with an ability of positioning the self-mounted wind concentrator to
the wind direction. The wind concentrator is multistage and is
composed of at least two air flow consequentially located
concentrators. The entrance cross-section of the concentrators is
smaller than their exit cross-section, and there are air flow gaps
between the consequentially located concentrators." The patent was
filed on Dec. 24, 2012 under Application No. PCT/AM2012/000007. *For
further information, including images, charts and tables, please
visit:
http://www.wipo.int/patentscope/search/en/detail.jsf?docId=WO2014015348
January 31, 2014 Friday 2:15 PM EST
WIPO PUBLISHES PATENT OF SUREN TATIKYAN AND TIGRAN TATIKYAN FOR "WIND
POWER STATION" (ARMENIAN INVENTORS)
GENEVA
GENEVA, Jan. 31 -- Publication No. WO/2014/015348 was published on Jan. 30.
Title of the invention: "WIND POWER STATION." Applicants: Suren
Tatikyan (AM) and Tigran Tatikyan (AM). Inventors: Suren Tatikyan (AM)
and Tigran Tatikyan (AM). According to the abstract* posted by the
World Intellectual Property Organization: "Wind power station, which
has a turnable body, rotor which has vertically installed shaft
mounted with working wheels, wind concentrator. The body is designed
with an ability of positioning the self-mounted wind concentrator to
the wind direction. The wind concentrator is multistage and is
composed of at least two air flow consequentially located
concentrators. The entrance cross-section of the concentrators is
smaller than their exit cross-section, and there are air flow gaps
between the consequentially located concentrators." The patent was
filed on Dec. 24, 2012 under Application No. PCT/AM2012/000007. *For
further information, including images, charts and tables, please
visit:
http://www.wipo.int/patentscope/search/en/detail.jsf?docId=WO2014015348