Jean-Ferdinand-Nicolas-Émile Berrubé
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Jean-Ferdinand-Nicolas-Émile Berrubé was an aero inventor, working fundamentally on one system of "Ballon dirigeable", which is actually a hybrid incorporating principles of the heavier-than-air. We have him located within département Seine-Inférieure, France.[1] This patent content would comport well with the publication subject matter of an Émile Berrubé who was almost definitely the same person.
References
This person had 1 publications and 3 patents in this database.
Patents whose inventor or applicant is Jean-Ferdinand-Nicolas-Émile Berrubé
- Patent FR-1909-404844 (English title: Dirigible, Filing date: 1909-07-07)
- Patent FR-1910-404844.12711 (English title: Dirigible, actually a hybrid also utilizing principles of heavier-than-air, Supplementary to patent: Patent FR-1909-404844, Filing date: 1910-06-01)
- Patent FR-1910-404844.12788 (English title: Dirigible, actually a hybrid also utilizing principles of heavier-than-air, Supplementary to patent: Patent FR-1909-404844, Filing date: 1910-06-20)
Publications by or about Jean-Ferdinand-Nicolas-Émile Berrubé
- Berrubé, 1895, Plano-aérostat. Le véritable ballon dirigeable (Simple title: Plano balloon. The real airship)
| Names | Jean-Ferdinand-Nicolas-Émile Berrubé; Émile Berrubé |
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| Countries | FR |
| Locations | Seine-Inférieure |
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| Tech areas | LTA, Heavier-than-air, Hybrid, Compartments, Hydrogen, Propellers, Wings |
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