Baoliang Chen

Title: Baoliang Chen and an Activated-Carbon-Based All-Carbon Membrane.

Introduction

Baoliang Chen is an inventor associated with Zhejiang University in Hangzhou, China. His patent work includes a membrane technology designed for applications such as water and air purification, chemical catalysis, and energy storage.

Latest Patents

Chen is credited with 1 patent: “All-carbon film based on activated carbon and preparation method and use thereof.” The invention describes an activated-carbon-based all-carbon membrane formed by connecting activated carbon with graphene as a crosslinking agent. The membrane can exist independently of a substrate, and its surface pore structure can be adjusted by changing the proportion of graphene, with pore sizes ranging from the micron scale to the nanoscale.

The disclosed preparation method uniformly mixes activated-carbon and graphene dispersions before filtering them, assembling the materials on a membrane filter substrate. The patent identifies potential uses in water and air purification, chemical catalysis, and energy storage.

Career Highlights

Chen’s listed patent highlights his work on carbon-based membrane materials and their preparation. His affiliation with Zhejiang University connects this invention to the university’s research and innovation activities.

Collaborations

Kaijie Yang and Xiaoying Zhu are identified as Chen’s coworkers. Their names are associated with the collaborative context of his patent work.

Conclusion

Baoliang Chen’s patent presents an adjustable, substrate-independent carbon membrane with potential applications across purification, catalysis, and energy technologies.