Cheng Shu Chiang

Title: Cheng Shu Chiang and Aerogel Composite Insulation

Introduction

Cheng Shu Chiang is an inventor based in Tainan, Taiwan. His work includes a patent for producing low-dielectric and low-thermal-conductivity aerogel composites, and he is associated with Taiwan Aerogel Technology Material Co., Ltd.

Latest Patents

Chiang’s listed patent, “Low-dielectric and low-thermalconductivity aerogel composites and preparation method thereof,” describes a process for combining aerogel with fibrous blankets or mats to create insulation composites. The method disperses aerogel in an aqueous solution containing a small amount of alcohol, combines the dispersion with fibrous materials through dipping or spraying, and then dries the composite while recovering the solvent.

The process is designed to avoid large quantities of hydrophobic organic solvents and surfactants. It uses an aqueous suspension and atmospheric-pressure drying to support a lower-cost manufacturing approach. Chiang is credited with 1 patent.

Career Highlights

Chiang’s patent focuses on a practical method for forming aerogel-and-fiber insulation blankets. Its described steps include hydrolysis, suspension dispersion and condensation, immersion composite molding, and drying with solvent recovery. The approach aims to produce composites with low dielectric properties and low thermal conductivity.

Collaborations

Chiang is associated with Taiwan Aerogel Technology Material Co., Ltd. His listed coworkers include Jean Hong Chen and Shiu Shiu Chen.

Conclusion

Cheng Shu Chiang’s patented process combines aerogel dispersion, fibrous materials, and solvent recovery to create insulation composites through a method intended to reduce reliance on large amounts of organic solvents.