Cui Weng

Title: Cui Weng and a Segmented Hydrocarbon Generation Simulation Apparatus.

Introduction

Cui Weng is an inventor associated with Guangdong, China, and the Chinese Academy of Sciences. Her work includes a patented apparatus and method for simulating hydrocarbon generation under controlled temperature and pressure conditions.

Latest Patents

The available information lists 1 patent for Cui Weng: “Segmented Thermal Pressurized Hydrocarbon Generation Simulation Apparatus and Method.” The apparatus includes a base, an insulation plate, temperature and pressure control modules, pressure-boosting and blocking modules, a gold tube for sample loading, and a control computer.

The method applies different temperatures and pressures to the hydrocarbon generation, oil storage, and gas storage zones of the gold tube. Generated oil and gas move from the hydrocarbon generation zone through a first blocking zone into the oil storage zone, where they can be stored and altered under specified conditions. Gas then passes through a second blocking zone into the gas storage zone. The blocking zones are controlled to regulate the transfer of oil and gas between the zones.

Career Highlights

Cui Weng is associated with the Chinese Academy of Sciences. Her listed patent focuses on a segmented experimental system for studying hydrocarbon generation and the movement and storage of oil and gas under controlled conditions.

Collaborations

The provided information identifies Qiang Wang and Yunpeng Wang as Cui Weng’s coworkers. It does not specify their roles in the patent or the nature of their collaboration.

Conclusion

Cui Weng’s listed invention provides a controlled, segmented approach to simulating hydrocarbon generation and the subsequent storage and movement of oil and gas.