Jianqiang Wang

Title: Jianqiang Wang and Remote-Controlled Nuclear Decommissioning Technology.

Introduction

Jianqiang Wang is an inventor associated with Guangyuan, China. His listed patent work addresses remote-controlled equipment for dismantling nuclear facilities during decommissioning. The available information identifies 1 patent.

Latest Patents

Wang’s listed patent is “Remote-Controlled Dismantling Robot and Dismantling Method for Nuclear Facility Decommissioning.” It describes a robot with a tracked chassis, hydraulic arm, hydraulic system, and quick-change mechanism for hydraulic tool heads. The chassis includes a vehicle frame, rotating mechanism, track systems, and support-leg systems, while the arm uses multiple hinged stages and an arm oil cylinder. Designed for remote operation, the system can help dismantle facilities while reducing operators’ radiation exposure.

Career Highlights

The patent highlights Wang’s contribution to engineering for nuclear facility decommissioning. Its remote-control approach is intended to keep operators farther from hazardous work areas during dismantling.

Collaborations

The supplied information names Guoqiang Shao and Yu Chang as Wang’s coworkers. It does not specify their roles or the nature of their collaboration on the patent.

Conclusion

Jianqiang Wang’s listed invention applies tracked mobility and hydraulic tools to remote nuclear-facility dismantling, with the goal of reducing radiation exposure for operators.