Fu-Hsiang Chen

Title: Fu-Hsiang Chen and His Temperature-Sensitive Controlling Device.

Introduction

Fu-Hsiang Chen is an inventor associated with Fan-Po Tsun, Fu-Hsing Hsiang, Chang-Hua Hsien, Taiwan. His patent work includes a temperature-sensitive controlling device that uses shape memory alloy powders to produce controlled movement in response to temperature changes.

Latest Patents

Chen is credited with 1 patent: “Temperature Sensitive Controlling Device.” The invention places powders from at least two shape memory alloys inside a casing with a movable shaft. By adjusting the proportions of the different powders, the device can be tuned to produce a desired response to temperature variation and move the shaft accordingly.

The patent also describes a manufacturing method. Metals are melted to form shape memory alloys, which are atomized into powders using an inert gas. The powders are then mixed in selected proportions, placed in a casing, and sealed with a movable member inside.

Career Highlights

Chen’s documented patent contribution focuses on combining shape memory alloy powders to tailor a device’s temperature-response characteristics. The available information identifies his company as “Other,” so no company affiliation is listed here.

Collaborations

The provided information names Hsing Chen and Horng-Show Koo as Chen’s coworkers. It does not specify their roles in the patent or describe particular collaborative contributions.

Conclusion

Fu-Hsiang Chen’s patent presents a temperature-sensitive control mechanism whose movement can be adjusted by varying the mixture of shape memory alloy powders.