Yanhua Wang

Dr. Yanhua Wang

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Academic Career Length

20Years (2007-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

Representative Publications

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31 January 2026 in Energy Policy
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YWYanhua Wang
Yanhua Wang
YZYuning Zhang
Yuning Zhang
KWKe Wang
Ke Wang
JLJunling Liu
Junling Liu
XPXunzhang Pan
Xunzhang Pan

11 December 2025 in Atmospheric Pollution Research
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QFQiang Feng
Qiang Feng
XZXiaomin Zhang
Xiaomin Zhang
JWJia Wu
Jia Wu
ZFZeqiang Fu
Zeqiang Fu
NWNa Wu
Na Wu
YWYanhua Wang
Yanhua Wang

1 August 2007
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ZYZhang Yun
Zhang Yun
YKYang Kuihe
Yang Kuihe
YWYanhua Wang
Yanhua Wang
ZZZhou Zhifeng
Zhou Zhifeng
According to the susceptible problem about user's password safety guard, we propose the solution of using secure sockets layer (SSL) in Web system. After disposing SSL in your server, encrypt the random data provided by the server's script and user's password saved in system with MD5. Then transfer the disposing result and user's id to the server. The experimental results show that in this way the susceptible information's safety transferred between the server and browser and saved in the database is ensured, as all of the information will be transferred in secret word.

14 February 2025 in Sustainable Energy Technologies and Assessments
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TWTiantian Wang
Tiantian Wang
KWKe Wang
Ke Wang
YWYanhua Wang
Yanhua Wang
FSFangzhong Shi
Fangzhong Shi
YZYuning Zhang
Yuning Zhang

27 August 2026 in Sustainability
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XZXiaomin Zhang
Xiaomin Zhang
YWYanhua Wang
Yanhua Wang
QFQiang Feng
Qiang Feng
JWJia Wu
Jia Wu
NWNa Wu
Na Wu
As a linchpin of global energy conversion systems, the coking industry faces an imperative sustainable transition driven by tightening environmental regulations. The green development of coking enterprises is constrained by persistent heterogeneity across firms, exacerbated by the lack of a standardized enterprise-level evaluation framework—collectively impeding the industry’s green transition. This study established a comprehensive evaluation model for Green Coking Enterprises comprising 124 indicators, drawing on existing research, standards, and regulatory frameworks, and proposed the green coking concept. It covers seven core dimensions: infrastructure, management system, energy and resource inputs, environmental protection, products, by-products, and performance. Through a 2023 case analysis of the Ordos Etuoke Economic Development Zone—a strategic coking cluster positioned along China’s energy transition corridor—the applied framework revealed critical performance gaps. These gaps primarily manifested in three core dimensions: comparative disadvantages in resource consumption efficiency, deficiencies in environmental management systems, and lagging capabilities in deep processing of by-products. Accordingly, four improvement strategies closely aligned with these identified gaps are discussed. The development assessment model for coking enterprises constructed in this study provides a systematic methodology for evaluating the level of green transformation in such enterprises. It holds significant practical value for accurately identifying technical shortcomings, supporting management decision-making, and promoting the green upgrading of the coking industry.

30 December 2025 in Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres
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YWYanhua Wang
Yanhua Wang
LWLiming Wang
Liming Wang
RGRuikun Gou
Ruikun Gou
YHYin Han
Yin Han
WLWeizhi Lu
Weizhi Lu
Guanghui LINGuanghui LIN
Guanghui LIN