This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignees: Jiangsu University, Wenling Fluid Machinery Technology Institute, Jiangsu University. Active years: 2026.
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Title: Xikun Wang and Hydraulic Performance Prediction for Sink-Type Dishwashers.
Introduction
Xikun Wang is an inventor associated with Zhenjiang, China. His work includes a patented method for predicting the overall hydraulic performance of a sink-type dishwasher, addressing the complex fluid behavior involved in its operation.
Latest Patents
Wang is associated with 1 patent: “Overall Hydraulic Performance Prediction Method for Sink-Type Dishwasher,” also described as “Method for Predicting the Overall Hydraulic Performance of a Sink-Type Dishwasher.”
The method begins by performing unsteady numerical computation on a dishwasher pump under static conditions to obtain a characteristic pump curve. The curve is used to determine a rotation velocity adaptation coefficient (A) and an axial velocity coefficient (B), and a mapping relationship is established between a composite superposition virtual impeller and a composite impeller.
The method then calculates the volute’s passive rotation velocity and the nozzle flow rate using a GMO model and a virtual impeller. These values serve as boundary conditions for a jet mass source, enabling computation of a non-submerged rotating jet flow with multiple nozzles using the VOF method. By simplifying the dishwasher’s complex multiphysics, the approach conserves computing resources and addresses challenges involving free-surface divergence and estimation of the volute’s passive rotation speed. The resulting simulation supports accurate prediction of the dishwasher’s overall hydraulic performance.
Career Highlights
Wang’s listed organizational affiliations include Jiangsu University and the Wenling Fluid Machinery Technology Institute at Jiangsu University. His patent work reflects an application of numerical modeling to fluid machinery and dishwasher design.
Collaborations
Wang’s listed coworkers include Yalin Li and Haichao Sun.
Conclusion
Xikun Wang’s patent presents a computational approach for predicting sink-type dishwasher hydraulics by combining pump-curve analysis, virtual-impeller modeling, and multiphase-flow simulation.
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