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Henri Marie Coanda (June 7, 1886 – November 25, 1972) was a Romanian inventor, aerodynamics pioneer and the builder of world’s first jet powered aircraft, the Coanda-1910.
Born in Bucharest, Coanda was the second child of a large family. His father was General Constantin Coanda, a mathematics professor at the National School of Bridges and Roads. His mother, Aida Danet, was the daughter of French physician Gustave Danet, and was born in Brittany. He was later to recall that even as a child he was fascinated by the miracle of wind.
Coandã studied at the Petrache Poenaru Communal School in Bucharest, then (1896) at the Liceu Sf. Sava (Saint Sava National College). After three years (1899), his father, who desired a military career for him, had him transfer to the Military Lycee in Iaºi. He graduated from that institution in 1903 with the rank of sergeant major, and he continued his studies at the School of Artillery, Military, and Naval Engineering in Bucharest. Sent with an artillery regiment to Germany (1904), he enrolled in the Technische Hochschule in Charlottenburg, Berlin.
Coandã graduated as an artillery officer, but he was more interested in the technical problems of flight. In 1905, he built a missile-airplane for the Romanian Army. He continued his studies (1907-1908) at the Montefiore Institute in Liège, Belgium, where he met Gianni Caproni. In 1908 Coandã returned to Romania to serve as an active officer in the Second Artillery Regiment. However, his inventor’s spirit did not comport well with military discipline. He solicited and obtained permission to leave the army, after which he took advantage of his renewed freedom to take a long automobile trip to Isfahan, Teheran, and Tibet. Upon his return in 1909, he travelled to Paris, where he enrolled in the newly founded École Nationale Superieure d’Ingenieurs en Construction Aéronautique (now the École Nationale Supérieure de l’Aéronautique et de l’Espace, also known as SUPAERO). One year later (1910) he graduated at the head of the first class of aeronautical engineers.
With the support of engineer Gustave Eiffel and the mathematician, politician, and aeronautical pioneer Paul Painlevé, he began experimenting the aerodynamic techniques: one of this experiments was mounting a device on a train running at 90 km/h so he could analyse the aerodynamic behavior. Another experiment used a wind tunnel with smoke and an aerodynamical balance to profile wings to be used in designing aircraft. This later led to the discovery of the aerodynamic effect now known as the Coandã effect.
In 1910, using the workshop of Gianni Caproni, he designed, built and piloted the first ‘thermojet’ powered aircraft, known as the Coandã-1910, which he demonstrated publicly at the second International Aeronautic Salon in Paris. The powerplant used a 4-cylinder piston engine to power a compressor, which fed to two burners for thrust, instead of using a propeller. It would be nearly 30 years until the next thermojet powered aircraft, the Campini Caproni CC.2.
At the airport of Issy-les-Moulineaux near Paris, Coandã lost control of the jet plane, which went off of the runway and caught fire. Fortunately, he escaped with just a good scare and some minor injuries to his face and hands. Around that time, Coandã abandoned his experiments due to a lack of interest and support on the part of the public and of scientific and engineering institutions.
Between 1911 and 1914, he worked as technical director of Bristol Aeroplane Company in the United Kingdom, where he designed several airplanes known as Bristol-Coandã airplanes. In 1912 one of these planes won the first prize at the International Military Aviation Contest in the UK.
In 1915, he went again to France where, working during World War I for Delaunay-Belleville in Saint-Denis, he designed and built three different models of propeller airplane, including the Coandã-1916, with two propellers mounted close to the tail; this design was to be reprised in the “Caravelle” transport airplane, for which Coandã was a technical consultant.
In the years between the wars, he continued traveling and inventing; inventions included the first jet-powered sleigh, and the first de luxe aerodynamic railroad train. In 1934 he was granted a French patent related to the Coandã Effect. In 1935, he used the same principle as the basis for a hovercraft called “Aerodina Lenticulara”, which was very similar in shape to the flying saucers later developed by Avro Canada before being bought by the United States Air Force and becoming a classified project.
In 1969, during the first years of the Ceauºescu era, he returned to spend his last days in his native Romania, where he served as director of the Institute for Scientific and Technical Creation (INCREST) and in 1971 reorganized, along with professor Elie Carafoli, the Department of Aeronautical Engineering of the Polytechnic University of Bucharest, spinning it off from the Department of Mechanical Engineering.
Coandã died in Bucharest November 25, 1972 at the age of 86.
Bucharest’s Henri Coandã International Airport is named after him.
Inventions and discoveries
· 1910: A mobile platform for aerodynamic experiments, mounted on the side of a train, running at 90 km/h on the Paris – Saint-Quentin route. Effectively, this gave him a wind tunnel; using smoke and a photographic camera of his own design, he was able to test the stability of designs for airplane wings.
· 1910: The Coandã-1910, the world’s first thermojet aircraft (which crashed on its only demonstration).
· 1911: A two-engine, one-propeller airplane.
· 1911-1914 as technical director of Bristol Aeroplane Company, designed the Bristol-Coandã airplanes.
· 1914-1916: at Delaunay-Belleville, designed three more types of airplane, including the Coandã-1916, with two motors near the tail.
· He invented a new decorative material for use in construction, beton-bois; one prominent example of its use is the 1926 Palace of Culture, in Iaºi.
· 1926: Working in Romania, Coandã developed a device to detect liquids under ground, useful in petroleum prospecting. Shortly thereafter, in the Persian Gulf region, he designed a system for offshore oil drilling.
· Probably the most famous of Coandã’s discoveries is the Coandã Effect. After the crash of the “Coandã-1910” airplane, Coandã observed that flames and incandescent gas emitted by the fire tended to remain close to the fuselage. After more than 20 years studying this phenomenon along with his colleagues, Coandã described what Albert Metral was later to name the “Coandã Effect”. This effect has been utilized in many aeronautical inventions and is crucial to successful supersonic flight.
Henri Marie Coanda was the second son of Constantin M. Coanda who had five sons and two daughters. H. Coanda was born in Bucharest on June 7, 1886. As he later stated he has been attracted by the ‘miracle of wind’ since he was a boy.
Henri Coanda attended high-school in Bucharest and in Iasi. After this he joined the Bucharest Military School where he graduated as an artillery officer. Fond of technical problems, especially of flight technics, in 1905 he built a ‘missile-airplane’ in Bucharest for the Army. Then he went up to Berlin to attend studies at Technische Hochschule in Charlottenburg, after which he followed with studies at the Science University in Liege, part of the Electrical Institute in Montefiore. He registered at the Superior Aeronautical School in Paris where he graduated in 1909.
H. Coanda began his engineering practice in aerodynamics where he is only now becoming become world reknowed. He was awarded distinctions around the world for many inventions. a few are mentioned here:
* a mobile platform for aerodynamic experiments; he mounted this device on a train and carried out the experiments while the experimental train was running at about 90 km/hr. on the Paris-Saint Quentin route. In this manner he could determine quantitatively aerodynamic phenomena; using an wind tunel with smoke and an aerodynamic balance of his conception he quantified aerodynamic principles using a special photo camera (designed by himself). Due to these experiments he could establish the appropriate profile of wings which were later used for airplanes design.
* in 1911 at Reims, H. Coanda presented a two-engine airplane with only one propeller;
* between 1911-1914 he held the position of technical director of Bristol Airplanes in England, where he designed several ‘classical’ airplanes (with propellers) known as Bristol-Coanda airplanes. In 1912 one of these planes won the first prize at the International Military Aviation Contest in England.
* between 1914-1916 H. Coanda worked at Dalauney-Belleville Airplanes in Saint Denis. Here he designed three types of airplanes, among them Coanda-1916, with two propellers mounted close to the tail (like the well known ‘Caravelle’ transport airplane; in fact Coanda took part in the design of this airplane as a technical consultant).
In addition to these H. Coanda also had preocupations in different technical domains. Among the most notable were:
* the invention of a new construction material known as ‘beton-bois’, used for architectural decorations (the Palace of Culture in Iasi, built in 1925, had been entirely decorated using Coanda’s material);
* in 1925 Coanda designed in Romania a device for detecting the liquids in the soil. It was used for oil-gas extraction at a much higher rate as well as constant removal.
* in the Persian Gulf, Coanda built an oceanic storage equipment for oil extracted by equipments working very far from the seashore.
All these achievements can now be seen in Bucharest at the Technical Museum Professor Dimitrie Leonida.
But the most known, studied, and applied discovery of Henri Coanda is the ‘Coanda Effect’. Henri stated that the first time he realized something about what would become known as the Coanda Effect was while he was testing what he termed was his reactive airplane, Coanda-1910. After the plane took off, Coanda observed that the flames and burned gases exhausted from the engine tended to remain very close to the fuselage. For a long time this phenomenon of the burned gases and flames hugging the fuselage remained a great mystery which he explored by exchanging opinions with specialists in aerodynamics around the world. After studies which lasted more than 20 years, (carried out by Coanda and other scientists) it was recognized as a new aeronautical effect. Prof. Albert Metral named the phenomenon for Coanda.
On October 8, 1934 Coanda received the pattent, Procedure and device for the deviation of a fluid inside another fluid. This procedure has so many applications that it is difficult to pick the most important ones: changing thrust direction for modern aircraft (thrust reversal), the lowering of noise levels for reactive engines (or for experimental stands) for high speed aircraft, and the lift of aerodynamic surfaces can be increased to name a few.
In 1935, based on the ‘Coanda Effect’, Henri designed a flying machine which resembles what is known today as ‘flying saucer’ (he called his machine Aerodina Lenticulara – Romanian). Coanda himself considered that this could be the most important application of his effect for the aviation of the future; in 1967, at a Symposionum organized by the Romanian Academy he said:
These airplanes we have today are no more than a perfection of a toy made of paper children use to play with. My opinion is we should search for a completely different flying machine, based on other flying principles. I consider the aircraft of the future, that which will take off vertically, fly as usual and land vertically. This flying machine should have no parts in movement. The idea came from the huge power of the cyclons.
Among the medals and distinctions awarded during his lifetime we mention:
* In 1956, Henri was celebrated in New York for the realization of the first reactive airplane and flight. He was then called ‘the past, present and the future of aviation’.
* In 1965, at the International Automation Sympozium, New York, Henri received the ‘Harry Diamond Laboratories’ diploma.
He also received:
* the Diploma and Great Gold Medal ‘Vielles Tiges’;
* ‘The Diploma for Scientific Research’ from UNESCO;
* ‘The Medal of French Aeronautics’; and
* the order ‘Pour Le Merite’ and the Commander ring for all his activity;
In 1970, Coanda returned to Romania and settled for the last years of his life in Bucharest. In 1971, he and Prof. Elie Carafoli reorganized the Aeronaurical Engineering discipline at Bucharest Polytechnic Institute, splitting the Mechanical and Aeronautical Engineering Department into two departments of study — Mechanical Engineering and Aircraft Engineering.
ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT INVENTORS – AII – ROMANIA
– ACTIVITY REPORT –
JORDAN STAVAR – President of the Association of Independent Inventors – ROMANIA
www.inventatori.ro; www.worldwideinvention.com
List of Romanian Inventors and Discoverers:
https://ro.wikipedia.org/wiki/List%C4%83_de_inventatori_%C8%99i_descoperitori_rom%C3%A2ni
ASSOCIATION OF INVENTORS – ACTIVITY REPORT
In September 2015, Alireza Rastegar, President of the International Federation of Inventors’ Associations (IFIA), based in Geneva, publicly launched a Letter addressed to states and governments, from which we quote:
” (… ) Governments also play an important role in maintaining the innovative and entrepreneurial spirit.
As revealed at the IFIA World Congress, a large proportion of government funding goes to academic inventors, while independent inventors have a large percentage of inventions developed and supported only by themselves.
We expect the people as well as the government to be responsible for the technologies that accelerate the pace of life for all of us.
IFIA proposes to the United Nations to establish a special day as ” Inventor’s Day “, in order to commemorate inventors who have made an important contribution to humanity throughout history. “
IFIA proposes to the United Nations to establish a special day as ” Inventor’s Day “, in order to commemorate inventors who have made an important contribution to humanity throughout history. “
Letter to the President of the USA and the Secretary General of the UN:
On September 1, 2016, the Worldwide Independent Inventors Association (WIIA) – Washington DC, USA together with other invention associations in the USA signed the letter to the President of the USA, the Secretary General of the UN, the US Trade Representative, the Department of Commerce, the Senate Judiciary Committee, House Judiciary Committee, Senate Foreign Affairs Committee, UN High-Level Panel on Access to Medicines, Organization of Economic Co-ordination and Development, World Health Organization, World Intellectual Property Organization requesting the following:
As we enter a period of global uncertainty, whether dealing with public health threats such as Zika, political and economic changes such as Brexit, or larger trade deals such as the Partnership Trans-Pacific (TPP) or Trans-Atlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) we want to outline the principles of policies that will strengthen innovation, invention and new solutions for people around the world.
We, the undersigned, support policies that foster new, useful, and unique products for people around the world. Policy makers should consider these principles when debating local public order or international agreements.
- market-based policies that reward the value of invention and innovation to individuals and society;
- Intellectual property rights, as well as enforcement, are easily accessible to inventors;
- To support these principles every government should promote, support, and defend a patent and intellectual property regime that embodies these principles.
Therefore, we encourage current and future policy makers to use these principles in policy making in local governments or by international organizations.
The full text of the Letter in English with the signatories of this call, among which is the Worldwide Independent Inventors Association – Washington DC, USA partner with AII Romania on various projects. (Annex 2 tabs 1-10
Association of Independent Inventors AII member of IFIA – 2ND WORLD CONGRESS IN ISTANBUL, TURKEY, March 2016 –
We mention that AII owns:
– 2 media platforms respectively:
www.inventatori.ro;
www.worldwideinvention.com;
– Certificate of registration of the trademark “INVENTATORI.RO” No. 106957, granted pursuant to Law no. 84/1998;
AII members are top inventors, multiple medalists at international invention exhibitions, with many results from applied research and the creation of effective prototypes at the national and international level.
AII has managed to assemble a strong team of elite inventors who have formed a working structure with solid technical expertise in invention, research or prototyping and consulting.
Also, the members of the Association of Independent Inventors are engaged in two large private applied research projects, respectively:
– in the medical field – Anti Diabetes Stimulator, prototypes made in the zero series in partnership with SC. ELPROF SA with Technical Specification STNr. 1/2012 and tested and technically approved at OICPE with no. …….and registered at the State Office for Inventions and Trademarks – OSIM, WIPO – PCT and USPTO – USA;
– in the electrotechnical field, Electric Generator with Switched Reluctance having developed functional prototypes made and technically tested in partnership with SC. UMEB SA and registered at the State Office for Inventions and Trademarks – OSIM, WIPO – PCT and USPTO – USA.;
For inventions registered at OSIM, AII has the following diplomas and medals in its portfolio:
– “Membership Certificate” – IFIA (International Federation of Inventors Associations) from April 16. 2015;
– “AWARD CERTIFICATE” – FINEX-2013 (International Inventions and Innovations Exhibition) for the prototype ANTI DIABETES STIMULATOR – inventors STAVAR IORDAN and Dr. Ing. HC. LITTLE JOHN;
In 2013, the Association of Independent Inventors was specially invited by IFIA through Dr. Andreas Vedres – President, and Alireza Rastegar IFIA Head of International Section in Tehran – Iran to represent Romania.
I would like to mention that I have informed the Romanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the presence and representation of Romania at this important event, on which occasion we were honored by the presence of His Excellency Cristian Teodorescu, the Ambassador of Romania to Tehran – Iran, together with the Counselor of the embassy, where on this occasion I received congratulations for organizing the most beautiful exhibition stand among 35 participating countries.
We mention that our banner with Anti-Diabetes Stimulator and Electric Generator with Switched Reluctance was present in the Special Presidential salon, as can be seen from the picture posted to “About us” on the INVENTATORI.RO media platform.
– “Diploma of Excellence” and the gold medal at the INTERNATIONAL INVENTORY SHOW – “PROINVENT” from Cluj-Napoca for the INVENTORY GROUP – awarded by the President of the Show – Prof. Dr. Eng. RADU MUNTEANU, Rector of the Technical University of Cluj-Napoca. – “Diploma of Excellence” awarded by the ROMANIAN FRANCHISE ASSOCIATION for ELECTRIC GENERATOR WITH SWITCHED RELUCTANCE – by ARF President ANTON CONSTANTIN.
– Silver Medal – for ELECTRIC GENERATOR WITH SWITCHED RELUCTANCE at the International Exhibition of inventions, scientific research and new technologies -INVENTICA- October 6-9, 2010 – Bucharest;
– Silver Medal – for RETRACTABLE DEVICE at the International Exhibition of Inventions, Scientific Research and New Technologies -INVENTICA- 6-9 October 2010 – Bucharest;
– Silver Medal – for BAC FOR CAR ACCUMULATOR BATTERIES at the International Exhibition of inventions, scientific research and new technologies -INVENTICA- October 6-9, 2010 – Bucharest;
– Bronze Medal – for HYDRODYNAMIC TRANSMISSION SYSTEM at the International Exhibition of Inventions, Scientific Research and New Technologies -INVENTICA- October 6-9, 2010 – Bucharest;
– Bronze Medal – for ANTI-STRESS ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD AMPLIFIER at the International Exhibition of Inventions, Scientific Research and New Technologies -INVENTICA- October 6-9, 2010 – Bucharest;
– Bronze Medal – for DEVICE FOR THE ADMINISTRATION OF SALINE IONS at the International Exhibition of Inventions, Scientific Research and New Technologies -INVENTICA- October 6-9, 2010 – Bucharest;
– Bronze Medal – for ROLLER SLIDE at the International Exhibition of Inventions, Scientific Research and New Technologies -INVENTICA- October 6-9, 2010 – Bucharest;
– Bronze Medal – for CANDY WITH HONEY POLLEN AND Echinacea at the International Exhibition of Inventions, Scientific Research and New Technologies -INVENTICA- October 6-9, 2010 – Bucharest;
– Bronze Medal – for the DETACHABLE BELT at the International Exhibition of Inventions, Scientific Research and New Technologies -INVENTICA- October 6-9, 2010 – Bucharest;
– Bronze Medal – for CIGARETTE AERATION DEVICE at the International Exhibition of inventions, scientific research and new technologies -INVENTICA- October 6-9, 2010 – Bucharest;
– Bronze Medal – for GOLD SOLE SHOE at the International Exhibition of Inventions, Scientific Research and New Technologies -INVENTICA- October 6-9, 2010 – Bucharest;
The activity specific to invention involves a creative effort that requires inventors who, in addition to auxiliary logistical activities (market research, drafting, registration of Patent Applications, etc.) also need to have access to financial resources for the materialization of inventions/prototypes through partnerships with private investors or companies from the entire range of different fields of activity.
The Association of Independent Inventors – (AII) represents Romania as a full member of the International Federation of Inventors Association – IFIA – Geneva and signed a STRATEGIC partnership with the Worldwide Independent Inventors Association – WIIA from Washington DC, USA.
We mention that 72 member countries are affiliated to IFIA, represented by a single association as a full member, Romania being represented by the Association of Independent Inventors – (AII), starting with the year 2015. (Annex 1 tabs 1, 2)
It is universally known and recognized internationally that almost all great technologies and inventions were and are made by independent inventors who, through the technologies developed and materialized through high-performance prototypes, brought great benefits to the budget of the countries in which they operated, both benefits tens of billions of USD as well as by creating jobs and developing the economy of highly developed countries such as the USA, Germany, France, Switzerland, etc.
Short history:
Together with a group of independent inventors, in 2007 we started the activity in the field of innovation and applied research and the creation of functional prototypes.
Later we registered and obtained the National Trademark for the logo and banner “INVENTATORI.RO” at the State Office for Inventions and Trademarks (OSIM) starting from 10.11.2009; (Annex 2 tabs 1, 2, 3)
The Association of Independent Inventors – (AII) was registered as a legal entity under private law with a non-patrimonial purpose organized in accordance with the provisions of Ordinance no. 26 of 30/01/2000 (amended and supplemented) on 05.12.2012.
We started the construction, editing and promotion of the following media platforms in the innovative field which are made from private funds of the inventors, to come to the aid of the inventors and those who have ideas, inventions and patents to be bought by those interested and turned into businesses:
– www.inventatori.ro, which contains over 1700 articles with a Page Rank of 4; (Annex 3, tabs 1, 2)
– www.worldwideinvention.com internationally in English, having a Page Rank 3;
(Annex 4, tabs 1, 2)
– www.ipglobalinventions.com on international in English under construction.
These media platforms in Romanian and English that promote innovative private activity in Romania at national and international level require costs for development, maintenance and editing, raised to approximately 2000 euros annually.
At this moment, the media platforms in the innovative field mentioned above are on the first pages and search places on the main search engines, Google and Yahoo with the keywords, inventors, inventions, patents, patents, invention drafting consultancy, inventor associations, etc.
We started our activity as a group of independent inventors collaborating on the realization of some first projects that materialized by registering some inventions at OSIM and making functional prototypes.
Inventions registered at OSIM:
Anti Diabetes Stimulator – ADS, Frequency Generator Specific to Acupuncture Points, Electric Generator with Interactive Inductors, Polyphasic Electric Generator with Double Switched Reluctance, Electric Generator with Piezoelectric Materials, Antistress Clock, Transilvania Natural Energizer, Sonic Fuel Gasifier Derived from Petroleum, Amplifier Antistress Electromagnetic Field, Cigarette Airing Device, Hydrodynamic Transmission System, Electropuncturator for Acupuncture Points, Machine with Turbo Blower Device, Device for Administering Saline Ions, Shoe with Golden Sole, Ecological Mobile Grill, etc.
With these first achievements, I participated in national and international exhibitions, where I obtained the appreciation of the juries materialized through Diplomas of Excellence and numerous Gold, Silver and Bronze Medals, attached in copy to the file.
The prototypes made participated between March 27-30, 2012 at the 10th JUBILEE edition of the “PRO INVENT” International Exhibition of Research, Innovation and Invention, which took place at the “Expo-Transilvania” Complex in Cluj-Napoca, Romania, where he received the Diploma of Excellence and the GOLD Medal for “group of inventions”.
The Association of Independent Inventors – AII – received the invitation to participate with the portfolio of Inventions and prototypes at the Romanian stand in 2013 at the FINEX 2013 Fair, organized under the aegis of IFIA (International Federation of Inventors Association) – Geneva.
The AII Association honored the invitation and informed the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Romania and His Excellency Cristian Teodorescu, the Romanian Ambassador to Tehran, participated in the official opening of the stand that represented Romania as well as the official dinner together with the delegation of the AII Association, led by the President JORDAN STAVAR.
Asociatia Inventatorilor Independenti – AII – is Romania’s representative at the International Federation of Inventors Association – IFIA based in Geneva, Switzerland, and signed a collaboration partnership and bilateral technical-scientific support regarding the promotion of Romanian inventors and inventions on international invention markets with Worldwide Independent Inventors Association – WIIA – Washington DC, USA.
This STRATEGIC collaboration and development agreement concluded between AII from Romania and WIIA from the USA will facilitate and promote Romanian inventors and inventions on the markets of the USA, Europe, and Asia. We would like to emphasize that at the international level there are two big “giants” in the innovative field , UIA USA which covers the entire territory of the USA and IFIA where 72 associations from 72 countries are affiliated, including Romania, represented by the Association of Independent Inventors from Romania.
In December 2016, Mr. JORDAN STAVAR, due to his activity on invention at the international level, was proposed by Mr. Deb Hess, Director of Operations and treasurer of The United Inventors Association of America – UIA, USA to be part of the Board of Directors of UIA – USA Washington DC., I have attached an email with the proposal. Appendix 14, tab(s) 1,2,3
The experience and knowledge accumulated in the previous years of activity, as well as the good relations and collaborations with new partners, top inventors, allowed us to tackle two major activity PROJECTS, Complementary Medicine and Energy:
1 – In the field of COMPLEMENTARY MEDICINE:
The “ANTI DIABETES STIMULATOR” (ADS) project – was materialized by the drafting and registration of the Invention with the same title at OSIM and at the USPTO – USA and the creation of two functional prototypes in which internationally recognized elite inventors participated,
authors of specialized books in the medical field, as well as specialists in electronics and IT. (Annex 5 tabs 1, 2, 3)
At the same time, the “ANTI DIABETES STIMULATOR” User Manual was developed and finalized and the complete File (approximately 300 pages) was submitted to the OTDM-Ministry of Health (Annex 6 tabs 1,2,3,4).
Upon completion of the prototypes of the zero series made at SC ELPROF SA, they were sent for technical tests to ICPE – Testing Laboratory for the Certification of Electrical Products, where 2 Test Reports were drawn up, one of 16 pages and one of 6 pages.
The two prototypes “ANTI DIABETES STIMULATOR” (ADS) successfully passed all the tests and were in accordance with SR EN 60601-1-2:2007 ch.6. (Annex 7, tabs 1, 2)
The technological invention of the Anti Diabetes Stimulator device was designed to help the more than 1,200,000 patients registered in Romania at the Ministry of Health with this pathology, being of public utility.
The ADS stimulation method is an adjuvant in the classic treatment of diabetes, helping the pancreas to produce more insulin without any other type of additional treatment.
Correctly performed ADS treatment causes the pancreas to release more insulin, improves blood sugar and glycosylated hemoglobin, helping the patient to reduce medication doses during treatment and prevents diabetes from developing into advanced forms of the disease.
For this Project, the Team of Inventors/members of the Association of Independent Inventors – AII was composed of 4 inventors with gold, silver and bronze medals at National and International Exhibitions, writers and specialists in medicine, electronics and software:
– Project manager :
1 – JORDAN STAVAR – INVENTOR – Anti Diabetes Stimulator – ADS;
The realization of the “zero” series of Anti Diabetes Stimulator (ADS), was materialized through the partnership contract with SC. ELPROF SA. (Romanian company specialized in the production of medical and military equipment and devices).
The batch of the zero series was technically tested and certified by SC. ELPROF SA and the two prototypes were independently tested by ICPE through the Testing Laboratory for the Certification of Electrical Products – ICPE – Research Institute for the Electrotechnical Industry.
2 – In the field of ELECTRICAL ENERGY
The project “ELECTRIC GENERATOR WITH SWITCHED RELUCTANCE” (GRLC) – was materialized by the drafting and registration of the Invention with the same title at OSIM and at the USPTO – USA and the realization of three functional prototypes of 1.5kW; 5kW and 1.8kW in which the following inventors and members of the AII participated: (Annex 8 tabs 1, 2, 3)
– Project Manager and Inventor – IORDAN STAVAR;
– Dir. Technical and Inventor Department – Eng. Tudor Florin;
The realization of functional prototypes of GRLC, was materialized through the Partnership Agreement with SC. UMEB SA.. (Romanian company specialized in the production of ENGINES and ELECTRIC GENERATORS). (Annex 9 tabs 1 – 6)
They also participated on behalf of the UMEB in the realization of the technological execution projects:
– Eng. Elena Garbacea;
– Dr. Ing. Epurean Catalina;
– The technical team from the test platform of SCUMEB SA
Prototypes of Electric Generators with Switched Reluctance were functionally tested on the approved SC platform. UMEB SA. (Annex 10 tabs 1,2,3,4)
Following the tests, the following conclusions were drawn:
Due to the constructive characteristics, it achieves a superunit efficiency of the conversion of mechanical energy into electrical energy, therefore, it uses a neutral magnetic circuit switch between inductors (magnetic voltage generators) and induced, by switching the magnetic flux path
stationary without their relative displacement relative to each other; presents the following advantages resulting from the analysis of the performed tests:
- – Reduction of starting torque (cogging) to values below 0.5 Nm, which means that current can practically be generated at the weakest wind (below 2 m/s);
b.- The electric power generated increases exponentially with the speed, the characteristic increasing the ratio electric power generated / gauge;
c.- the driving torque (resistive) at the shaft has a Gaussian evolution in relation to the increase of the electrical load and is lower for the same electric power delivered, compared to the other synchronous generators with permanent magnet excitation; In short and empty it shows minimum values;
d.- the generator self-protects against overload and short due to the elastic current characteristic;
– charging the accumulator batteries from the autonomous REGENERABLE systems in any voltage configuration (up to 90% of U0) without additional limitation and adaptation devices;
– Wind turbines with vertical or horizontal axis or Hydroturbines – without the need to use speed reducers or multipliers;
– generator sets in “digital inverter” technology, stationary or mobile;
- 3. The “PROMOTION OF THE GREATEST ROMANIAN INVENTORS” project
The Association of Independent Inventors – AII initiated and started the PROMOTION OF GREAT ROMANIAN INVENTORS PROJECT about which Bucharest City Hall, Timisoara City Hall, the General Secretariat of the Government, the Presidency of Romania informed . (Annex 11 – correspondence with the mentioned institutions, tabs 1 – 28).
The project is ongoing, it is particularly appreciated for its importance and is under the attention of the institutions mentioned above.
This integrated private project has two components:
A.- HUMAN RESOURCES – the implementation in educational institutions about the history of Romanian invention through a first pilot stage that takes place within the framework of a partnership between two non-governmental associations , the ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT INVENTORS – AII – BUCHAREST and KINDERLAND CLUJ NAPOCA.
(Annex 12, tabs 1 – 5).
This project can be implemented in preschool and school education units that will contribute to the training of children as future explorers and researchers in various fields of activity.
- – INFRASTRUCTURE – in partnership with the local public administrations in the representative cities of the country, starting with Bucharest, in order to place statues of the great Romanian inventors who have contributed to the well-being of humanity and are a pride for ROMANIA.
The Association of Independent Inventors – AII aims to:
– protection of inventors’ rights and intellectual property rights;
– to contribute to increasing the qualitative level of the intellectual and cognitive potential of the citizens;
– creating and editing books, periodicals, leaflets, posters, brochures;
– to contribute to the implementation, realization and coordination of various projects at the local or national level in order to develop the social, economic and human potential of Romania.
– to collaborate with the specialized commissions of the parliament and the government for the adoption of legislative measures necessary for the development of the field of innovation and invention in Romania.
– continuation of current activities, projects 1, 2, 3 presented above;
– the registration of new technologies,
– creating professional prototypes,
– their production and marketing on the national and international market, a fact that leads to the creation of new jobs in all branches of activity, production, sales and marketing;
– monetization of the existing technology portfolio at national and international level in collaboration with our external partners.
– the implementation of educational programs at the national level to explain in more detail the start-up and development of innovative processes through the implementation of the newest strategies that are applied at the international level
– participating in partnerships in the development of various innovative projects by creating new technologies.
– the continuation of Romania’s representation at international exhibitions and fairs in collaboration with IFIA (International Federation of Inventors’ Associations based in Geneva, Switzerland) and with the support of our partner Worldwide Independent Inventors / Association – WIIA – Washington DC-USA, in based on the invitations received and attached to this report. (Appendix 13, tabs 1 – 13).
The Association of Independent Inventors – AII represented Romania at the World Congress in Istanbul, Turkey, 03-06,2016 of IFIA – International Federation of Inventors Association – Geneva – Switzerland.
IFIA World Congress 03-06, 2016 Istanbul, Turkey – International Federation of Inventors Association
ISIF’16- Istanbul Turkey – 03-06 2016 :
Presentation of the ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT INVENTORS – AII – WIIA – IFIA – YOU TUBE:
Association of Independent Inventors – AII – Romania
Founder President: JORDAN STAVAR
– 11 Medals at the ANCS Research Salon – INVENTIKA /06-09.11.2010;
– 1 Medal in Moscow;
– 1 Gold Medal at the International Exhibition of Inventions – PRO INVENT – CLUJ -27-30.03.2012 for GRUP DE INVENTII
– 1 Medal and Diploma – Anti-Diabetic Stimulator Invention – International Salon of Inventions and Innovations – FINEX 2013, February 04 – 07, Tehran, Iran, National Foundation of Elite Inventors – Iran and IFIA.
– 1 Gold Medal and Diploma at the International Invention Salon Bulgaria, Sofia – 2015
Mr. ALIREZA RASTEGAR – IFIA PRESIDENT
WORLD CONGRESS of IFIA – International Federation of Inventors Association ISIF’16:
President/CEO IORDAN STAVAR of Worldwide Independent Inventors Association, Washington DC, USA & Association of Independent Inventors AII give a Diploma for “Excellence in disseminating the culture of invention and innovation” – Mr. Alireza RASTEGAR – President of IFIA – International Federation of Inventors Association – ISTANBUL – International Inventions Fair – ISIF ’16 – 03-06 March 2016
WORLD CONGRESS of IFIA – International Federation of Inventors Association ISIF’16:
President/CEO IORDAN STAVAR of Worldwide Independent Inventors Association, Washington DC, USA & Association of Independent Inventors AII give a Diploma for “Excellence in disseminating the culture of invention and innovation” – Mr. Alireza RASTEGAR – President of IFIA – International Federation of Inventors Association – ISTANBUL – International Inventions Fair – ISIF ’16 – 03-06 March 2016
WORLD CONGRESS of IFIA – International Federation of Inventors Association ISIF’16:
President/CEO IORDAN STAVAR of Worldwide Independent Inventors Association, Washington DC, USA give a Diploma for “EXCELENCEIN INVENTION EXHIBITION” – Mr. Koray SAHIN – President – ISTANBUL – International Inventions Fair – ISIF ’16 – 03-06 March 2016
IORDAN STAVAR and EMIL STANCIUauthor Dictionary of contemporary Romanian inventors vol 1-3.
INDEPENDENT INVENTORS: JUSTIN CAPRA – JORDAN STAVAR – former colleagues at ICPE
INDEPENDENT INVENTORS: JUSTIN CAPRA – JORDAN STAVAR – former colleagues at ICPE
INDEPENDENT INVENTORS: JUSTIN CAPRA, JORDAN STAVAR, TUDOR FLORIN,
collegial discussions on the theme of Romanian innovation where?
INDEPENDENT INVENTORS: – JORDAN STAVAR, IOAN DAVIDONI, TUDOR FLORIN
Nicolae Idu – Head of the European commission representative, Iordan Stavar – President of AII,
Gabor Varga – General Director of OSIM
Prof. Dr. Ionel Haiduc, President of the Romanian Academy and Iordan Stavar President of the AII
Gabriela Canureci, Laura Olteanu, Director General OSIM Gabor Varga, Iordan Stavar
INDEPENDENT INVENTORS – Tudor Florin, Alexandru Mironov, Iordan Stavar
PRO INVENT INTERNATIONAL INVENTORY FAIR – CLUJ-2012
TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF CLUJ NAPOCA
“We are like shooting stars, we shine for a few seconds in the fall and disappear into the cosmic nothingness, sometimes useful for you man.” – Jordan Stavar.
This Report contains 7 pages with 14 annexes comprising 80 pages.
PRESIDENT OF THE AII,
Jordan Stavar
Date: 23.12 2016
AII projects and activity reports are protected by the INVENTATORI.RO Brand.
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