Ping Bai

Title: Ping Bai: Inventor in Nuclear Facility Decommissioning

Introduction

Ping Bai is an inventor associated with Guangyuan, China. His patent work addresses remote-controlled equipment for dismantling nuclear facilities, with the aim of reducing radiation exposure for operators. The available information identifies 1 patent associated with him.

Latest Patents

The listed patent is “Remote-controlled dismantling robot and dismantling method for nuclear facility decommissioning.” It describes a robot designed to dismantle facilities under human remote control. Its components include a tracked chassis, a hydraulic arm, a hydraulic system, and a quick-change mechanism for hydraulic tool heads. The chassis incorporates a vehicle frame, a rotating mechanism, track systems, and support legs, while the arm uses multiple hinged stages and an arm oil cylinder. Remote operation can help decrease the radiation dose received by operators during decommissioning work.

Career Highlights

The patent reflects an engineering approach to nuclear facility decommissioning that combines tracked mobility, hydraulic tools, and remote operation. The disclosed system is intended to support dismantling tasks while keeping operators farther from radiation sources.

Collaborations

Guoqiang Shao and Yu Chang are identified as Ping Bai’s coworkers. The provided information does not specify their roles in the patent or the extent of their collaboration.

Conclusion

Ping Bai’s listed patent focuses on a remotely operated dismantling robot intended to make nuclear facility decommissioning safer by reducing operators’ radiation exposure.