Benting Wan

Jiangxi University of Finance and Economics

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Benting Wan is a researcher specializing in precision manufacturing and assembly technologies, with a particular focus on large-scale structural components and their joining processes. His work addresses critical challenges in the alignment and fitting of oversized frames, where even minor deviations can compromise structural integrity. In his most cited study, "Research on Track Fitting of Big Frame Intersection Line Seams" (2011), Wan developed a systematic approach to track fitting for intersection line seams in large frames, offering practical solutions for improving assembly accuracy in heavy machinery and aerospace applications. Though his citation count remains modest—with this work garnering 2 citations—the research holds significance for engineers dealing with complex, large-scale fabrication. Wan’s contributions are valued in niche industrial contexts where precision in seam alignment directly impacts product quality and operational safety. His work exemplifies the applied research needed to bridge theoretical geometry with real-world manufacturing constraints, making him a resource for practitioners in mechanical engineering and production technology.