Sheng Sheng

Title: Sheng Sheng and His Reservoir Riparian-Zone Invention.

Introduction

Sheng Sheng is an inventor associated with Zhengzhou, China. His work includes a patent for a reservoir riparian zone designed to organize shoreline areas according to how frequently they are submerged.

Latest Patents

The supplied information lists one patent for Sheng Sheng: “Riparian zone of reservoir.” The invention divides a reservoir’s sloping bank into five areas, ranging from low-frequency to high-frequency submergence, arranged from the top of the slope to the bottom according to cumulative submergence frequency. It places a submerged-bank structure in the relatively high-frequency area and plants vegetation on that structure. Vegetation is also planted in the medium- and relatively low-frequency areas. This arrangement links shoreline structures and planting zones to patterns of water submergence.

Career Highlights

Sheng Sheng is associated with China Power Construction East China Survey, Design and Research Institute (Zhengzhou) Co., Ltd. and Powerchina Huadong Engineering Corporation Limited. The available information does not specify his roles or dates of employment at these organizations.

Collaborations

Yongfa Guan and Guowang Zhou are identified as Sheng Sheng’s coworkers. The supplied information does not describe their specific contributions to the patent.

Conclusion

Sheng Sheng’s listed patent presents a zoned approach to reservoir shorelines, coordinating submerged-bank structures and vegetation with the frequency of submergence.