Ying Xin

Title: Ying Xin and a Relay System for Long-Distance Submarine Superconducting Cables.

Introduction

Ying Xin is an inventor associated with Hunan University in Changsha, China. His work includes a patent application for a relay station system designed to support long-distance submarine superconducting cables.

Latest Patents

The provided information lists one patent for Ying Xin: “Relay station system for long-distance submarine superconducting cable.” The system addresses refrigeration and relay challenges by using a shaft-type operation and maintenance platform, a refrigeration station, and a coolant circulation device. Its components include inflow and outflow cooling pipes, two refrigerant storage tanks, and two intermediate cooling pipes. Refrigerant circulates between the cable’s transmission segments and storage tanks, with cooling provided at the second tank before the refrigerant moves onward. The design aims to support maintenance of seabed-laid cables and other relay signal devices while reducing overall maintenance costs. The listed patent count is 1 patent.

Career Highlights

The available details associate Ying Xin with Hunan University and identify his work on submarine cable relay and cooling technology. The patent’s design combines coolant circulation with an arrangement intended to facilitate operation and maintenance.

Collaborations

Ying Xin’s listed coworker is Xingzheng Wu. The provided information does not specify further details about their collaboration.

Conclusion

Ying Xin’s listed invention focuses on improving cooling, relay operation, and maintenance for long-distance submarine superconducting cables.