Suqing Wu

Title: Suqing Wu and Household Perishable Garbage Treatment

Introduction

Suqing Wu is an inventor associated with Wenzhou University in Wenzhou City, China. His patent work addresses the treatment and resource recovery of household perishable garbage.

Latest Patents

Wu is named on 1 patent: “Household perishable garbage treatment equipment and use method thereof.” The invention relates to environmental engineering and describes equipment comprising a crushing unit, a pyrolysis unit, and a condensation and washing unit. The crushing unit processes the waste, after which the pyrolysis unit converts it into pyrolytic biochar. The condensation and washing unit collects gas produced during pyrolysis.

The disclosed approach is designed to treat perishable garbage where it is generated, potentially reducing the collection and processing costs associated with conventional methods. It also aims to support carbon sequestration and the resource utilization of treatment products, with potential economic, ecological, and social benefits.

Career Highlights

Wu’s identified patent reflects work on practical environmental engineering solutions for household waste management. His affiliation with Wenzhou University connects this invention to the university’s research and innovation activities.

Collaborations

Xiangyong Zheng and Ping Ma are identified as Wu’s coworkers. The provided information does not specify their roles in the patent or the nature of their collaboration.

Conclusion

Suqing Wu’s patent presents an approach to processing household perishable garbage through crushing, pyrolysis, and gas collection, with the goals of reducing treatment costs and enabling resource recovery.