Yunpeng Geng

Title: Yunpeng Geng and His Patents in Fuel and Engine Monitoring.

Introduction

Yunpeng Geng is an inventor based in Northville, Michigan, whose patent work focuses on monitoring fuel quality and its effects on engine operation and oil life. He is associated with GM Global Technology Operations, Inc. His listed portfolio includes 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Geng’s listed patents address fuel composition and engine maintenance.

“Fuel Quality Monitoring System” describes a system that uses a sensor to monitor the composition of fuel in a tank. A controller detects impurities and compares their amount with a threshold. When impurity levels exceed the threshold, the controller can adjust an engine operating parameter. If the fuel is too contaminated for manageable combustion, the system can restrict it from entering the engine or fuel tank.

“Oil Life Monitoring System with Fuel Quality Factor” describes a method for adjusting oil-life calculations based on fuel properties. A controller determines the fuel’s composition or characteristics, selects a corresponding penalty factor, and applies it to engine component rotations. The adjusted revolution count is then aggregated to support oil-life monitoring.

Career Highlights

Geng’s patent work reflects an engineering focus on using sensor data and controller logic to respond to fuel conditions. The inventions connect fuel quality monitoring with engine protection and maintenance calculations.

Collaborations

Geng’s listed coworkers include Andrew E. Buczynsky and Qigui Wang. Their names are associated with his professional and patent-related context.

Conclusion

Yunpeng Geng’s patents address practical ways to detect fuel impurities, adapt engine operation, and account for fuel quality when monitoring oil life. Together, these inventions highlight his contributions to automotive monitoring and engine-management technology.