Senior Technical Expert at State Grid Electric Power Engineering Research Institute Co., Ltd, China
Qin Jian is an esteemed researcher and senior technical expert specializing in power transmission and substation engineering. With a background in solid mechanics and mechanical engineering, he has contributed significantly to the advancement of transmission line equipment and nonlinear mechanical studies. His expertise lies in developing innovative solutions for complex power transmission challenges, leading several key research projects in the field. Over the years, his work has been recognized with multiple prestigious awards, demonstrating his influence in the domain of electrical power infrastructure and engineering mechanics.
Profile
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Education
Qin Jian pursued his higher education in solid mechanics at Peking University, where he earned his doctoral degree in 2009. His research during this period focused on advanced computational methods in mechanical analysis, laying a strong foundation for his later work in engineering applications. Following his PhD, he undertook postdoctoral research at the University of Science and Technology Beijing, further refining his expertise in mechanical engineering and structural analysis.
Experience
After completing his postdoctoral studies, Qin Jian joined the China Electric Power Research Institute in 2011, where he has been actively engaged in research and development related to power transmission and substation engineering. His professional journey has been marked by significant contributions to the study of nonlinear mechanics in transmission line construction and the development of specialized equipment for efficient power infrastructure deployment. As a senior technical expert, he has played a vital role in multiple national-level projects, enhancing the safety, efficiency, and reliability of electrical power networks.
Research Interests
Qin Jian’s research interests encompass power transmission line equipment, nonlinear mechanical behavior in construction, and the development of intelligent engineering solutions. His studies focus on improving the efficiency of material transport in complex terrains using cableway systems, as well as optimizing structural integrity through advanced computational modeling. His work integrates experimental research, numerical simulation, and field applications, aiming to enhance both theoretical understanding and practical implementation in transmission engineering.
Awards
Qin Jian’s outstanding contributions to power transmission engineering have been recognized through several prestigious awards. In 2021, he received the second prize in the State Grid Science and Technology Progress Awards for his pioneering work on aerial cableway systems in transmission line construction. His innovative safety assessment techniques and intelligent design systems for cable transport earned him the second prize in the China Electric Power Construction Science and Technology Progress Awards in 2020. Additionally, he has been honored with multiple accolades from the China Electric Power Research Institute for his advancements in nonlinear mechanics and engineering design, further solidifying his reputation as a leading expert in his field.
Publications
Qin Jian has authored numerous high-impact journal articles, contributing to the advancement of power transmission engineering and nonlinear mechanics. Below are seven selected publications along with their respective journals and publication years:
Qin J., Qiao L., et al. (2025). “Calculation Method and Experimental Research on Strand Breakage in Large Cross-section Conductors Considering Contact Between Strands.” Engineering Failure Analysis.
Qin Jian, Qiao Liang, et al. (2024). “Analysis, Simulation, and Experimental Research on the Mechanisms of Lantern-shaped Strand Defects in the Conductor Construction of Transmission Line.” Structures.
Qin J., Zhang Q. D., Huang K. F. (2011). “Oblique and Herringbone Buckling Analysis of Steel Strip by Spline FEM.” Journal of Iron and Steel Research (International).
Qin J., Zhang Q. D., Huang K. F. (2012). “Nonlinear Spline Finite Element Method for Ribbing of Cold-Rolled Coils.” Journal of Iron and Steel Research (International).
Qin Jian, Xia Yongjun. (2013). “Suspension Analysis Matrix Iteration Method Based on Segmented Catenary Theory.” Journal of Engineering Design.
Qin Jian, Qiao Liang, Jiang Ming, et al. (2019). “Multi-support Cableway Load Calculation Method and Tension Imbalance Effect Analysis.” China Safety Science and Technology Journal.
Qin Jian, Zhang Feikai, Li Qiying, et al. (2022). “Automatic Path Planning Method for Cargo Ropeways Based on Terrain Adaptation.” Journal of Southwest Jiaotong University.
Conclusion
Based on his academic excellence, innovative research contributions, leadership in national projects, and recognized impact in engineering sciences, Qin Jian is highly suitable for the Research for Excellence in Scientific Innovation Award. His work in power transmission, structural mechanics, and computational methodologies has significantly advanced the field, making him a strong candidate for recognition in scientific innovation.