Search

Muguo C Chen

from South Salem, NY
Age ~60
Get Report
Also known as:
Mugo Chen, Muano Chen, Chen Muguo
Phone and address:
2 N Lake Cir, Lewisboro, NY 10590
(914) 763-6543
Related to:
Cheng T ChungMing H Lui, 54Ming LiuXiangdong Liu, 53Chi M Chang, 58
Connected to:
Aaron C Chen, 48Agnes H Chen, 51Aharon A Chen, 67Aiai Chen, 34Aini Chen, 35Aiqing Chen, 47Amy T Chen, 61Andreas Chen, 35Anna Chen, 51Anne H Chen, 56

Muguo Chen Phones & Addresses

  • 2 N Lake Cir, South Salem, NY 10590 (914) 763-6543
  • 2 Lake Ave, South Salem, NY 10590
  • Bedford Hills, NY
  • West Harrison, NY
  • 1821 White Columns Dr, Rolla, MO 65401
  • Westchester, NY

Work

Company: Manufacturer's rep Position: Manufacturer's representative

Resumes

Resumes

Muguo Chen Photo 1

Manufacturer's Representative

View page
Location:
2 north Lake Cir, South Salem, NY 10590
Work:
Manufacturer's Rep
Manufacturer's Representative

Business Records

Name / Title
Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
Muguo Chen
President
QUALMEGA, INC
Mfg Rechargeable Batteries
2 N Lk Cir, South Salem, NY 10590
(914) 763-3768

Publications

Us Patents

Metal-Air Fuel Cell Battery System Employing A Plurality Of Moving Cathode Structures For Improved Volumetric Power Density

View page
US Patent:
6335111, Jan 1, 2002
Filed:
Jul 3, 1998
Appl. No.:
09/110761
Inventors:
Sadeg M. Faris - Pleasantville NY
Tsepin Tsai - Peekskill NY
Thomas J. Legbandt - Brooklyn NY
Wayne Yao - Bergenfield NJ
Muguo Chen - West Harrison NY
Assignee:
Reveo, Inc. - Elmsford NY
International Classification:
H01M 1206
US Classification:
429 13, 429 27, 429 68, 429127
Abstract:
In an air-metal fuel cell battery (FCB) system, wherein a plurality of movable cathode structures are mounted within a compact housing through which metal-fuel tape is transported along a predetermined path while an ionically-conductive medium is disposed between the metal-fuel tape and each movable cathode structure at points of contact. In illustrative embodiments, the movable cathode structures are realized as rotatable cathode cylinders, and transportable cathode belts. The ionically-conductive medium is realized as a solid-state ionically-conductive film applied to the cathode structures and/or metal-fuel tape, as well as ionically-conductive belt structures transported at the same velocity as corresponding cathode structures (e. g. cathode cylinders or belts) at the locus of points at which the ionically-conductive medium contacts the moving cathode structure and the moving metal-fuel tape. By virtue of the present invention, the volumetric power density characteristics of FCB systems can be significantly improved, while the likelihood of damage to the cathode structures and metal-fuel tape is substantially reduced.

Solid Gel Membrane Separator In Rechargeable Electrochemical Cells

View page
US Patent:
6358651, Mar 19, 2002
Filed:
Jan 11, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/482126
Inventors:
Muguo Chen - Bedford Hills NY
Lin-Feng Li - Croton-on-Hudson NY
Tsepin Tsai - Chappaqua NY
Assignee:
Reveo, Inc. - Elmsford NY
International Classification:
H01M 216
US Classification:
429303, 296231
Abstract:
Rechargeable electrochemical cells that employ a highly conductive polymer-based solid gel membrane separator disposed between the anode and charging electrode are disclosed. The separator comprises a support or substrate and a polymeric gel composition having an ionic species contained in a solution phase thereof. In preparing the separator, the ionic species is added to a monomer solution prior to polymerization and remains embedded in the resulting polymer gel after polymerization. The ionic species behaves like a liquid electrolyte, while at the same time, the polymer-based solid gel membrane provides a smooth impenetrable surface that allows the exchange of ions for both discharging and charging of the cell. Advantageously, the separator reduces dendrite penetration and prevents the diffusion of reaction products such as metal oxide to remaining parts of the cell. Furthermore, the measured ionic conductivity of the separator is much higher than those of prior art solid electrolytes or electroyte-polymer films.

Cathode Belt Structure For Use In A Metal-Air Fuel Cell Battery System And Method Of Fabricating The Same

View page
US Patent:
6365292, Apr 2, 2002
Filed:
Aug 10, 1998
Appl. No.:
09/232326
Inventors:
Sadeg M. Faris - Pleasantville NY
Tsepin Tsai - Peekskill NY
Thomas J. Legbandt - Brooklyn NY
Wayne Yao - Bergenfield NJ
Muguo Chen - West Harrison NY
Assignee:
Reveo, Inc. - Elmsford NY
International Classification:
H01M 486
US Classification:
429 27, 429 42, 429127, 427115, 502101
Abstract:
In an air-metal fuel cell battery (FCB) system, wherein metal-fuel tape, the ionically-conductive medium and the cathode structures are transported at substantially the same velocity at the locus of points at which the ionically-conductive medium contacts the moving cathode structure and the moving metal-fuel tape during discharging and recharging modes of operation. In a first generalized embodiment of the present invention, the ionically-conductive medium is realized as an ionically-conductive belt, and the metal-fuel tape, ionically-conductive belt, and movable cathode structure are transported at substantially the same velocity at the locus of points which the ionically-conducing belt contacts the metal-fuel tape and the cathode structure during system operation. In a second generalized embodiment of the present invention, the ionically-conductive medium is realized as a solid-state (e. g. gelatinous) film layer integrated with the metal-fuel tape, and the metal-fuel tape, ionically-conductive film layer and movable cathode structure are transported at substantially the same velocity at the locus of points which the ionically-conducing film layer contacts the metal-fuel tape and the cathode structure during system operation.

Metal-Air Fuel Cell Battery System Employing Hydrostatic Forces To Enable Simultaneous Transport Of Metal-Fuel Tape, Movable Cathode Structure, And Ionically-Conductive Medium Therethrough During System Operation

View page
US Patent:
6403244, Jun 11, 2002
Filed:
Aug 12, 1998
Appl. No.:
09/133166
Inventors:
Sadeg M. Faris - Pleasantville NY
Tsepin Tsai - Peekskill NY
Thomas J. Legbandt - Brooklyn NY
Wayne Yao - Bergenfield NJ
Muguo Chen - West Harrison NY
Assignee:
Reveo, Inc. - Elmsford NY
International Classification:
H01M 1206
US Classification:
429 27, 429 63, 429 68, 429 69, 429 80, 429127
Abstract:
In an air-metal fuel cell battery (FCB) system, wherein a movable cathode structure is mounted within a housing through which metal-fuel tape is transported along a predetermined path while an ionically-conductive medium is disposed between the metal-fuel tape and the movable cathode structure. In illustrative embodiments, the movable cathode structure is realized as a rotatable cathode cylinder, and a transportable cathode belt. The ionically-conductive medium is realized as a solid-state ionically-conductive film applied to the cathode structures and/or metal-fuel tape, as well as ionically-conductive belt structures. During system operation, the metal-fuel tape and/or the ionically-conductive medium are wetted in order create sufficient surface tension, and thus sufficient hydrostatic forces, between the metal-fuel tape and ionically-conductive medium and between the ionically-conductive medium and the movable cathode structure, to enable the movable cathode structure, ionically-conductive medium and metal-fuel tape to move at substantially the same velocity at points of contact therebetween while only one or these three moving system components are being actively driven by a transport mechanism. By virtue of the present invention, it is possible to transport the moving components of the FCB system using a various types of low power devices including, for example, miniature electrical and spring-driven motors, while substantially reducing the likelihood of damage thereto during system operation.

Oxygen Separation Through Hydroxide-Conductive Membrane

View page
US Patent:
6541159, Apr 1, 2003
Filed:
Aug 12, 1999
Appl. No.:
09/373469
Inventors:
Lin-Feng Li - Croton-on-Hudson NY
Wayne Yao - Saddle Brook NJ
Muguo Chen - Bedford Hills NY
Assignee:
Reveo, Inc. - Elmsford NY
International Classification:
H01M 480
US Classification:
429236, 429235, 204295, 205629
Abstract:
A solid-state hydroxide (OH ) conductive membrane provides up to five times higher ionic conductivity and surface oxygen exchange rate than conventional MIEC membranes, while operating at significantly lower temperatures and providing reduced overall system cost. The hydroxide conductive membrane utilizes a porous ceramic backbone, pores of which are injected with an electrolyte. A catalyst is provided as discrete layers disposed at the anode and cathode. The membrane of the present invention may be utilized in combination with an external voltage source to drive the oxygen generating reaction. Alternatively, the pores may be metallized and a pressure gradient utilized to drive the reaction. The membrane thus provides discrete materials to provide ionic conduction, electronic conduction, and structural support.

Solid Gel Membrane

View page
US Patent:
6605391, Aug 12, 2003
Filed:
Feb 26, 1999
Appl. No.:
09/259068
Inventors:
Muguo Chen - West Harrison NY
Tsepin Tsai - White Plains NY
Wayne Yao - Bergenfield NJ
Lin-Feng Li - Croton-on-Hudson NY
Karen Tom - Livingston NJ
Assignee:
Reveo, Inc. - Elmsford NY
International Classification:
H01M 214
US Classification:
429303, 429 29
Abstract:
A highly conductive polymer based solid gel membrane is disclosed. The membrane is especially well suited for use in such electrochemical devices as, for example, aluminum/air, zinc/air, Zn/MnO , Ni/Cd and hydrogen fuel cells, as well as in electrochromic devices such as smart windows and flat panel displays. In accordance with the principles of the invention, anion- and cation-conducting membranes are formed. The gel composition of the membrane contains the ionic species within its solution phase such that the species behaves as in a liquid electrolyte, while at the same time, the solid gel composition prevents the solution phase from diffusing into the device. Methods of forming polymer based solid gel membranes of the present invention are also disclosed.

Oxygen Separation Through Hydroxide-Conductive Membrane

View page
US Patent:
6767663, Jul 27, 2004
Filed:
Apr 17, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/836119
Inventors:
Lin-Feng Li - Croton-on-Hudson NY
Wenbin Yao - Fort Lee NJ
Muguo Chen - Bedford Hills NY
Assignee:
InventQjaya Sdn. Bhd. - Cyberjaya
International Classification:
H01M 810
US Classification:
429 33, 429 19, 429303, 521 27
Abstract:
An electrochemical cell for separating a first gas from a mixture of gas is provided, particularly for separating oxygen from air. The cell includes a first electrode, a second electrode and a hydroxide-conducting membrane between the first electrode and the second electrode.

Polymer Matrix Material

View page
US Patent:
6849702, Feb 1, 2005
Filed:
Aug 30, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/942887
Inventors:
Robert W. Callahan - Nanuet NY, US
Mark G. Stevens - Metuchen NJ, US
Muguo Chen - Bedford Hills NY, US
International Classification:
C08F 2608
US Classification:
526264, 526271, 526287, 526306, 5263072, 5263076, 5263171, 5263182, 429303
Abstract:
The polymer matrix material includes a polymerization product of one or more monomers selected from the group of water-soluble, ethylenically-unsaturated acids and acid derivatives, and a crosslinking agent. A quantity of water is used for polymerization, such that the polymer material is swelled to a defined volume upon curing. Optionally, a water-soluble or water-swellable polymer and/or a chemical polymerization initiator.
Control profile
Muguo C Chen from South Salem, NY, age ~60 Get Report