Jing Xu

Title: Jing Xu and High-Thermal-Conductivity Composite Pipe Innovation.

Introduction

Jing Xu is an inventor associated with Shangluo, China. His listed work includes a patent for a thin-walled composite pipe designed for high thermal conductivity, along with its preparation method and applications.

Latest Patents

The patent, “Thin-walled composite pipe with high thermal conductivity, and preparation method and application thereof,” describes producing a pipe from an aluminum nitride particle and zinc-aluminum 27 (AlN/ZA27) composite billet. The billet undergoes multi-pass reciprocating extrusion at 250–350°C before being placed in a pipe extrusion die. During preparation, the billet is heated with a rising temperature gradient along the extrusion direction, kept at a preset temperature, and extruded at 0.1–0.5 mm/s. The resulting composite pipe comprises AlN particles and ZA27 alloy. Jing Xu is listed with 1 patent.

Career Highlights

The supplied career information associates Jing Xu with Xi’an Jiaotong University and Shaanxi Zinc Industry Co., Ltd. These affiliations connect his work with both an academic institution and an industrial company.

Collaborations

Jing Xu’s listed coworker is Shengqiang Ma, who is identified in the supplied information as a woman. Their collaboration is associated with the composite-pipe patent.

Conclusion

Jing Xu’s listed invention focuses on a process for producing thin-walled AlN/ZA27 composite pipes with high thermal conductivity, reflecting a connection between materials research and industrial manufacturing.