US Utility Patent Issued to Victor Vidaurre
InterContinental IP would like to congratulate client Victor Vidaurre of Santiago on being issued a utility patent on his invention. With 59 claims to this invention, it consists of a System for Monitoring, Control, and Management of a Plant where Hydro-metallurgical Electro-winning or Electro-refining Processes for Non Ferrous Metals which enables measuring the process variables which comprises: at least one group of electrolytic cells, said cells having means for the collection and transmission of the variables of the process; a plurality of...
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