Haijiang Xu

Title: Haijiang Xu and Computerized Simulation Validation for Full-Scale Testing.

Introduction

Haijiang Xu is an inventor associated with Zhejiang, China, and Zhejiang Huadian Equipment Testing and Researching Institute Co., Ltd. His patent work addresses validation methods for full-scale distribution network testing.

Latest Patents

Xu is associated with 1 patent, titled “Computerized Simulation Validation for Full-Scale Testing.” The invention describes a method for validating a full-scale, single-phase-to-ground fault test in a distribution network. It simulates a full-scale test system while controlling external quantities to conform to specified conditions, then compares internal quantities from field testing with those from simulation testing. The resulting conformance check is used to validate the field test. The patent also describes a corresponding computerized simulation validating system, apparatus, and medium. The approach is intended to improve the normalization and conformance of distribution network ground-fault testing.

Career Highlights

Xu’s documented patent contribution focuses on applying computerized simulation to the validation of electrical distribution network tests. His work connects simulated test conditions with field measurements to support a more consistent validation process.

Collaborations

Xu is associated with Zhejiang Huadian Equipment Testing and Researching Institute Co., Ltd. His named coworkers include Kan Sun and Dingfang Ke.

Conclusion

Haijiang Xu’s patent highlights a simulation-based approach to validating full-scale distribution network ground-fault tests and improving consistency between field and simulation results.