Xusheng Zhao

Title: Xusheng Zhao: Advancing Coal Mine Safety and Cutting Technology.

Introduction.

Xusheng Zhao is an inventor based in Chongqing, China, whose patent work focuses on coal mine safety, disaster monitoring, and coal seam pressure relief. His portfolio includes 4 patents. He is associated with CCTEG Chongqing Research Institute.

Latest Patents.

One of Zhao’s latest inventions is the “Multi-disaster fusion natural fission early warning method and system in coal mine.” The invention combines a network of relationships among disaster-warning indicators with trend prediction using an LSTM artificial neural network. It identifies anomalies in individual disaster events and uses correlation analysis, depth-first traversal, and natural-fission rules to assess related indicators and support targeted forecasting. The approach is designed to enable multidimensional analysis and earlier prediction of changing risks in coal mines.

Another invention, the “Rear-mounted double-channel abrasive jet cutting device,” addresses coal seam pressure relief and permeability improvement. It conveys high-pressure water and abrasive through separate channels, helping reduce wear to hoses and drilling tools and avoid pressure loss associated with mixed conveyance. The design aims to improve coal-breaking performance and extend the service life of the cutting equipment.

Career Highlights.

Zhao’s disclosed patent work applies engineering and analytical methods to practical challenges in coal mining. His inventions address both the prediction of interconnected mine hazards and the performance and durability of high-pressure water-jet cutting equipment.

Collaborations.

Zhao is associated with CCTEG Chongqing Research Institute. His listed coworkers include Yongjiang Zhang and Lindong Guo.

Conclusion.

Xusheng Zhao’s patents reflect a focus on improving coal mine safety and operational technology through integrated disaster early warning and more durable abrasive jet cutting equipment.