Wenbin Wu

Title: Wenbin Wu and Automated Coal-Seam Drilling and Cutting

Introduction

Wenbin Wu is an inventor based in Chongqing, China, associated with CCTEG Chongqing Research Institute. His work includes an invention focused on coordinating automated drilling and high-pressure water-jet cutting to support coal-seam gas control. The available information lists 1 patent for Wu.

Latest Patents

Wu is named on the patent “High Pressure Water Jet Automatic Drilling and Cutting Collaborative System and Method for Coal Seams.” The invention describes a system that combines a collaborative control platform, an automatically regulated slotting pump unit, and an automatically regulated drill.

The platform brings together coalbed-gas geological information management, decision analysis, construction execution, monitoring and feedback, and information evaluation. Geological data informs the selection of drilling and cutting parameters, while the system coordinates construction, monitors operations, and supports real-time feedback and adjustments. It also evaluates outburst-prevention and control effects in the implementation area. The patent describes potential benefits including improved on-site safety, reduced staffing needs, and lower labor intensity.

Career Highlights

Wu’s listed patent reflects an application of automation and coordinated control to coal-seam gas management. His affiliation with CCTEG Chongqing Research Institute connects his work to research and engineering in the coal industry.

Collaborations

Yongjiang Zhang and Lindong Guo are identified as Wu’s coworkers. The available information does not specify their roles in the patent or whether they collaborated with Wu on this invention.

Conclusion

Wenbin Wu’s documented invention applies automated coordination, monitoring, and feedback to coal-seam drilling and water-jet cutting, with the stated aim of supporting safer and more efficient gas-control operations.