Jiang Ding

Prof. Dr. Jiang Ding

Guangxi University, Nanning, Guangxi, China
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Research Focus & Metrics

Academic Career Length

15Years (2012-Present)

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

Representative Publications

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11 December 2017 in ACS Nano
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SASyed Ali Abbas
Syed Ali Abbas
JDJiang Ding
Jiang Ding
SWSheng Hui Wu
Sheng Hui Wu
JFJason Fang
Jason Fang
KBKarunakara Moorthy Boopathi
Karunakara Moorthy Boopathi
CCChih Wei Chu
Chih Wei Chu

1 April 2017 in Journal of Power Sources
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JDJiang Ding
Jiang Ding
SASyed Ali Abbas
Syed Ali Abbas
CHChintam Hanmandlu
Chintam Hanmandlu
LLLin Lin
Lin Lin
Chao-Sung LaiChao-Sung Lai
Chao-Sung Lai
CCChien-Cheng Chang
Chien-Cheng Chang

2 January 2019 in Nanoscale
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NKNahid Kaisar
Nahid Kaisar
SASyed Ali Abbas
Syed Ali Abbas
JDJiang Ding
Jiang Ding
HCHsin-An Chen
Hsin-An Chen
CPChun-Wei Pao
Chun-Wei Pao
CCChih Wei Chu
Chih Wei Chu
A separator comprising polypropylene (PP)coated with MoO3 nanobelts, prepared through facile grinding of commercial MoO3 powder, exhibit excellent electrochemical performance at high C-rate for Li–S battery.

1 December 2013 in Mechanism and Machine Theory
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YCYang-Zhi Chen
Yang-Zhi Chen
YLYueling Lv
Yueling Lv
JDJiang Ding
Jiang Ding
ZCZhen Chen
Zhen Chen

3 October 2012 in Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part C: Journal of Mechanical Engineering Science
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ZCZ Chen
Z Chen
YCYz Chen
Yz Chen
JDJiang Ding
Jiang Ding
This article derives the space curve meshing equations for arbitrary intersecting gear mechanism, which could achieve continuous and smooth transmission between arbitrary angle intersecting axes, and then establishes the central curves equations of the driving and driven tines on the basis of space curve meshing equations. According to the equations, a calculation example is given and material prototype samples are made to experimentally validate the kinematic performance. The result shows that if the central curve of the driving tine is a circular helix, the central curve of the driven tine is close to a conical helix. This article will supply a basic theory for the application of the arbitrary intersecting gear mechanism in various areas.

6 July 2022 in Microsystem Technologies
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JDJiang Ding
Jiang Ding
MLMengen Lu
Mengen Lu
ADAiping Deng
Aiping Deng
Saihua JiangSaihua Jiang
Saihua Jiang