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Anil Kohli, Midlothian, VA US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20080274312Bag house filters and media - A bag filter having a support structure clothed in a filter bag. The cloth of the filter bag is a composite of at least one substrate layer and at least one nanoweb bonded thereto in a face-to-face relationship. The nanoweb is positioned at the surface of the filter bag first exposed to the hot particle laden gas stream and can have a basis weight of greater than about 2 gsm.11-06-2008
20080274658Needlepunched nanoweb structures - A composite sheet of a nanoweb bonded to a second web, such that fibers from the second web protrude through the nanoweb in a multiplicity of discontinuous regions.11-06-2008
20080302242Process for forming a laminate of a nanoweb and a substrate and filters using the laminate - A process for forming a laminate of a low basis weight nanoweb and a substrate includes forming a nanoweb on the surface of a collection scrim, and subsequently bringing the nanoweb into contact with a substrate coated with adhesive. The laminate is suitable for use as a gas filtration medium.12-11-2008
20090049816Filter felts and bag filters comprising blends of fibers derived from diamino diphenyl sulfone and heat resistant fibers - This invention relates to a filter felt and bag filters comprising an intimate staple fiber blend of 20 to 75 parts by weight polymeric staple fiber containing a polymer or copolymer derived from a monomer selected from the group consisting of 4,4′diaminodiphenyl sulfone, 3,3′diaminodiphenyl sulfone, and mixtures thereof; and 25 to 80 parts by weight of a heat resistant staple fiber selected from the group consisting on meta-aramid fiber, acrylic fiber, polyphenylene sulfide fiber, and para-aramid fiber; based on 100 parts by weight of the polymeric fibers and heat resistant fibers in the felt.02-26-2009
20090255226THERMALLY STABILIZED BAG HOUSE FILTERS AND MEDIA - A bag filter having a support structure clothed in a filter bag. The cloth of the filter bag is a composite of at least one substrate layer and at least one nanoweb bonded thereto in a face-to-face relationship. The nanoweb is positioned at the surface of the filter bag first exposed to the hot particle laden gas stream and can have a basis weight of greater than about 0.1 gsm.10-15-2009
20110011043BAG FILTER COMPRISING SCRIMLESS FILTER FELT OF META-AND-PARA-ARAMID STAPLE FIBER - This invention relates to a bag filter having a tubular section, a closed end, and an open end; the tubular section comprising a scrimless filter felt consisting essentially of a needle-punched batt of an intimate blend of fibers consisting of 50 to 79 percent by weight meta-aramid staple fiber, and 21 to 50 percent by weight para-aramid staple fiber; said needle-punched batt having a basis weight of from 10 to 17 ounces per square yard (340 to 580 grams per square meter).01-20-2011
20110011044BAG FILTER COMPRISING FILTER FELT OF META-ARAMID AND PARA-ARAMID STAPLE FIBER - This invention relates to a bag filter having a tubular section, a closed end, and an open end; the tubular section comprising a filter felt consisting essentially of a batt of an intimate blend of fibers needle-punched to a woven scrim, the blend of fibers consisting of 50 to 70 percent by weight meta-aramid staple fiber, and 30 to 50 percent by weight para-aramid staple fiber; said filter felt having a total basis weight of from 10 to 19 ounces per square yard (340 to 580 grams per square meter).01-20-2011

Patent applications by Anil Kohli, Midlothian, VA US

Manu Kohli, Dunn Loring, VA US

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20100183628RANDOM HOMOZYGOUS GENE PERTURBATION (RHGP) WITH THERMAL ASSYMETRIC INTERLACED (TAIL)-PCR - A method for identifying host genes and encoded proteins for potential targets for therapeutic intervention employs a Gene Search Vector that is either lentivirus or MMLV-based, and can be used to interrogate an entire cell genome without prior knowledge of the genomic sequence. This Random Homozygous Gene Perturbation (RUGP) technique is rapidly verifiable and is used to identify potential host targets for intervention for influenza, HIV and other viral infections. Using Thermal Assymetric Interlaced (TAIL)-PCR, the period for identification of promising targets is reduced from months to weeks or less. Specific targets including PTCH1, Robo1 and Nedd4 are reviewed in detail.07-22-2010