This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Nagoya University. Active years: 2003.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2003
Title: Qiang Wang and Compression-Wave Generation in Conductive Liquids.
Introduction
Qiang Wang is an inventor associated with Nagoya University in Nagoya, Japan. His work includes an apparatus designed to generate compression waves in conductive liquids.
Latest Patents
The supplied information lists 1 patent for Wang: “Apparatus for Generating Compression Waves in Conductive Liquid.” The invention uses a vessel containing conductive liquid and alternating-current electromagnetic force applied around the vessel to generate compression waves. It specifies a frequency range for the electromagnetic force, based on the system’s characteristic length, the liquid’s magnetic permeability and electrical conductivity, and the waves’ propagation velocity. The stated aim is to strengthen the compression waves and improve the liquid’s properties after solidification.
Career Highlights
Wang’s listed patent reflects an application of electromagnetic forces to processes involving conductive liquids and solidification. The supplied information associates him with Nagoya University.
Collaborations
The listed coworkers are Kazuhiko Iwai and Shigeo Asai.
Conclusion
Qiang Wang’s documented invention focuses on controlling electromagnetic-force frequency to generate compression waves in conductive liquids, with the goal of improving the material after solidification.
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