Bo Lin

Title: Bo Lin and a True Triaxial Test Device for Deep-Buried Hard Rock.

Introduction

Bo Lin is an inventor associated with Shenyang, China, and Northeastern University. His work includes a patented device designed to investigate how deep-buried hard rock responds to sustained loads and dynamic disturbances.

Latest Patents

Lin is associated with 1 patent: “True Triaxial Dynamic Disturbance Test Device for Deep-Buried Hard Rock.” The device combines rigid static-load and dynamic-load assemblies to apply a long-duration static force and disturbance stress to a rock sample under true triaxial conditions. A disturbance rod, disturbance hole, and sample clamp convert a point disturbance into a face disturbance, offering a test mode intended to better represent field conditions while reducing power consumption.

Career Highlights

The patent reflects an engineering approach to studying the behavior of hard rock under coupled, time-dependent loading. By enabling sustained static loading alongside dynamic disturbance, the device supports controlled testing of conditions relevant to deep underground environments.

Collaborations

Lin is associated with Northeastern University. His listed coworker is Hanyi Liu.

Conclusion

Bo Lin’s patented test device provides a method for examining deep-buried hard rock under combined static and dynamic stresses, with a disturbance mode designed to better approximate practical conditions.