Xiaofang Huang

Title: Xiaofang Huang and Wind Turbine Monitoring Innovation.

Introduction

Xiaofang Huang is an inventor associated with Urumqi, China, and Goldwind Science & Technology Co., Ltd. Her patent work addresses monitoring wind turbines to help identify unhealthy operating conditions before they contribute to equipment damage.

Latest Patents

Huang is associated with 1 patent: “Detection Method for Wind Driven Generator, and Related Apparatus.” The invention describes a method and apparatus, along with a computer-readable storage medium, computer device, and detection system for carrying out the method.

The method collects a wind turbine’s operating data over a preset period and uses that data to determine comprehensive information reflecting the turbine’s continuous operating state. If the comprehensive data exceeds a first threshold, the system generates an alarm indicating an abnormal operating condition. This threshold is lower than a second threshold used to determine whether the turbine has a fault.

By flagging abnormal operation before a fault threshold is reached, the approach is intended to help operators address conditions that could increase fatigue loads and shorten a turbine unit’s service life.

Career Highlights

The available information connects Huang’s patent activity with Goldwind Science & Technology Co., Ltd., a company working in wind energy technology. Her listed invention focuses on operational monitoring and early warning for wind-driven generators.

Collaborations

Tao Sun and Fan Qu are identified as Huang’s coworkers. The provided information does not specify their roles in the patent or the nature of their collaboration.

Conclusion

Xiaofang Huang’s listed patent presents a threshold-based monitoring approach designed to detect potentially harmful wind turbine operating conditions and support earlier intervention.