Ming Zeng

Title: Ming Zeng and the Self-Adaptive Hanging Structure of a Converter.

Introduction: Ming Zeng is an inventor associated with Chongqing, China. His patent describes a mechanical suspension system designed to support stable, quiet converter tilting and improve the durability and maintainability of the equipment.

Latest Patents: Zeng is associated with 1 patent, titled “Self-adaptive hanging structure of converter.” The invention uses vertical connecting-rod mechanisms between the lower edge of a backing ring and the converter’s lower half, alongside horizontal connecting-rod mechanisms between the ring’s upper edge and the converter’s upper half. The horizontal mechanisms sit above the vertical ones, and their arrangement is defined in relation to the backing ring’s trunnion and axis.

The design aims to let the converter tilt without abnormal noise and operate stably. It addresses over-constraint in the suspension, helps the connecting rods adapt to operating conditions, and is intended to extend the hanging mechanism’s service life. The patent also describes interchangeable main connecting-rod components, fewer spare parts, and reduced maintenance workload.

Career Highlights: The available information highlights Zeng’s work on converter suspension engineering. His patent focuses on improving equipment operation and supporting long-term, low-maintenance use.

Collaborations: Yang Yu and Qing Wang are identified as Zeng’s coworkers.

Conclusion: Ming Zeng’s patented converter suspension structure combines an adaptive connecting-rod arrangement with goals of quieter tilting, stable operation, and easier maintenance.