This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Bceg Environment Remediation Co., Ltd. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Nan Guo and In-Situ Soil Remediation Innovation.
Introduction
Nan Guo is an inventor based in Beijing, China. His work includes an invention for remediating organically contaminated soil in place by coupling several treatment technologies. He is associated with Bceg Environment Remediation Co., Ltd.
Latest Patents
Guo is credited with 1 patent, titled “Method for In-Situ Remediation of Contaminated Soil Through Multi-Technology Coupling.” The method preheats contaminated soil using in-situ thermal conductive heating, followed by multiphase extraction. It then cycles through hot-steam injection, multiphase extraction, and injection of an oxidizing agent.
The associated system uses a heating well connected to a thermal conductive heating system, an injection well connected to an in-situ injection system, and an extraction well connected to a vacuum extraction system. Together, these components support soil preheating, delivery of hot steam and oxidizing agents, and extraction of contaminants. The invention describes combining these technologies to increase the removal rate of pollutants from organically contaminated soil.
Career Highlights
Guo’s listed patent focuses on in-situ remediation, allowing treatment to take place at the contaminated site. Its multi-step approach integrates heating, extraction, and oxidation rather than relying on a single remediation technique.
Collaborations
Guo’s listed coworkers include Jingwen Li and Yuru Sun. His company affiliation is Bceg Environment Remediation Co., Ltd.
Conclusion
Nan Guo’s patent presents a coupled approach to treating organically contaminated soil, combining thermal heating, multiphase extraction, and oxidizing-agent injection to improve pollutant removal.
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