Ying Liu

Title: Ying Liu: Inventor of Renewable-Energy and Protective-Garment Innovations

Introduction

Ying Liu is an inventor based in Guiyang, China. His listed portfolio includes 2 patents, addressing distributed renewable-energy management and arc-protection garment design.

Latest Patents

One of Liu’s listed inventions, “Division Method and System for Distributed Renewable-Energy Electricity Generation Clusters,” describes a way to organize electricity-generation clusters using power-consumption and absorption data. The method analyzes electricity absorbed by generators or consumed by energy nodes, then forms matching groups based on the distances between generators and energy consumers. The stated aim is to reduce energy waste and improve management efficiency.

His other listed invention, “Arc Protection Garment,” concerns a protective garment with a detachable protective plate and a release mechanism. The design allows the plate to be removed quickly by operating a fixed plate and sliding rack, potentially enabling emergency handling without turning over an injured person.

Career Highlights

The available information highlights Liu’s work across two distinct areas: renewable-energy cluster management and protective equipment. Together, these inventions apply practical mechanisms and systems to energy use and emergency response.

Collaborations

Jialong Wu and Xi Fang are identified as some of Liu’s coworkers. The available details do not specify their roles in the listed inventions.

Conclusion

Ying Liu’s listed patents reflect an inventive portfolio focused on improving renewable-energy coordination and enabling rapid access to protective equipment.