This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Sichuan Aerospace System Engineering Institute. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Innovations in Space Textile Cleaning by Zhenqi Su
Introduction
Zhenqi Su is an innovative inventor based in Chengdu, China. He has made significant contributions to the field of laundry apparatus manufacturing, particularly in the context of microgravity environments. His work addresses the unique challenges faced by astronauts during long-term space missions.
Latest Patents
Zhenqi Su holds a patent for "Space textile cleaning equipment and cleaning method." This invention relates to a washing unit that includes a housing with a fixing plate for fabric, a fixing clip for securing the fabric, and a scraper that can move in multiple directions. The scraper is equipped with an atomizing nozzle that sprays detergent directly onto the fabric. This invention effectively overcomes the issues of high water consumption and difficult dewatering in microgravity, providing a solution for cleaning clothes in space without relying on disposable methods.
Career Highlights
Zhenqi Su is affiliated with the Sichuan Aerospace System Engineering Institute, where he continues to develop innovative solutions for space-related challenges. His work is crucial for future long-range manned flights, as it reduces the upward load and enhances the sustainability of textile cleaning in microgravity environments.
Collaborations
Zhenqi Su collaborates with notable colleagues, including Yiqian Cheng and Qi Wang. Their combined expertise contributes to advancements in aerospace engineering and textile cleaning technologies.
Conclusion
Zhenqi Su's innovative approach to space textile cleaning represents a significant advancement in laundry technology for microgravity environments. His contributions are vital for the future of manned space exploration and sustainability in space missions.
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