Guotai Wu

Title: Guotai Wu and a Practical Cooling Innovation for Pig Farming.

Introduction

Guotai Wu is an inventor associated with Nanjing, China, and the Jiangsu Academy of Agricultural Sciences. His work includes a patent for a detachable, washable wet-curtain system designed for intensive pig farming.

Latest Patents

Wu’s listed patent, “Pig Production Method by Using Detachable and Washable Wet Curtain,” describes a cooling approach for pig farms during summer. The system uses a mounting frame, spray tube, rotatable reels, a wet-curtain net, and a manual handle. Made from low-cost materials such as plastic netting, the curtain is designed to be mounted, removed, and washed conveniently. Its design also aims to limit the buildup of dust, scale, algae, and mosquitoes, potentially reducing replacement and operating costs. The approach may also be suitable for other livestock farms. Wu is associated with 1 patent.

Career Highlights

Wu’s patent addresses practical needs in livestock production by combining a simple curtain structure with a reusable, washable design. The invention offers an alternative summer-cooling method for intensive pig farming.

Collaborations

The provided information lists Li Wang and Xuemin Wang as Wu’s coworkers. It does not specify their roles in the patent or the invention.

Conclusion

Guotai Wu’s listed invention applies an accessible, maintainable wet-curtain system to summer cooling in pig farms, with potential use in other livestock settings.