Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2018
Title: Innovations by Jianping Li in Micromechanical Testing
Introduction
Jianping Li, an accomplished inventor based in Jilin, China, has made significant contributions to the field of material testing. With a focus on micromechanical properties, his work addresses complex challenges in understanding material behavior under various load conditions. His innovative approach has culminated in the development of specialized testing equipment that enhances material analysis.
Latest Patents
Li holds a patent for the invention titled "In-situ testing equipment for testing micromechanical properties of material in multi-load and multi-physical field coupled condition." This cutting-edge equipment features multiple modules including a frame supporting module, a tension/compression-low cycle fatigue module, a torsioning module, a three-point bending module, an impressing module, and a thermal and magnetic field application module. Its design allows for the application of five different types of loads, enabling an in-depth study of material properties under diverse conditions. By using its built-in electric, thermal, and magnetic modules, the equipment provides valuable insights into the deformation behavior and performance of materials.
Career Highlights
Jianping Li is associated with Jilin University, where he collaborates with renowned colleagues in the research field. His innovative work in materials testing exemplifies the university’s commitment to addressing scientific challenges through advanced research and development.
Collaborations
Throughout his career, Li has worked closely with esteemed coworkers such as Hongwei Zhao and Luquan Ren. These collaborations have fostered a dynamic research environment, enabling breakthroughs in micromechanical testing and further enhancing the understanding of material properties.
Conclusion
Jianping Li's inventive contributions to the field of material testing underscore his role as a leading figure in innovations related to micromechanical properties. His patent not only represents a significant advancement in testing technology but also serves as a valuable resource for researchers and industries seeking to improve material performance under complex load conditions.