Wenshuo MA

Title: Wenshuo Ma and a Three-Fluid Gas Turbine for Power Generation

Introduction

Wenshuo Ma is an inventor based in Qingdao, China, associated with China University of Petroleum (East China). His patent work focuses on power-generation technology and pure oxygen combustion.

Latest Patents

Ma is named on 1 patent: “Pure Oxygen Combustion Three-Fluid Gas Turbine for Power Generation.” The invention separately controls fuel gas, oxygen, and steam in the combustion chamber, aiming to avoid complex airflow passages and flow-regulation systems. Its design is intended to simplify manufacturing and assembly while reducing costs and supporting lower-energy carbon dioxide recovery.

The patent also describes using steam circulation to control combustion temperature and cool turbine blades and vanes. It proposes that, with equivalent high-temperature materials, the initial combustion temperature can be raised by more than 100°C, addressing steam-cooling challenges in existing gas turbines.

Career Highlights

Ma’s listed invention applies combustion control and steam cooling to gas-turbine power generation. The patent emphasizes a simpler structure and manufacturing approach alongside temperature management and potential support for carbon dioxide recovery.

Collaborations

Ma’s listed coworkers include Yuanyu Tian and Yingyun Qiao. His work is associated with China University of Petroleum (East China).

Conclusion

Wenshuo Ma’s patent presents a gas-turbine concept that combines pure oxygen combustion, steam-based temperature control, and turbine-component cooling for power generation.