Linzheng Ye
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About
Linzheng Ye is a robotics researcher whose work centers on the design and mechanical analysis of in-pipe inspection robots for critical energy infrastructure. His primary research areas include pipeline robotics, obstacle-crossing performance, and adaptive mechanical systems for confined environments. Ye’s most notable contribution is the development of a tracked in-pipe robot that employs a threaded nut mechanism with a preload spring and diameter-adjustment capabilities, enabling it to navigate variable pipe diameters up to 340 mm. He derived a torque output formula to optimize the robot’s mobility and obstacle-crossing performance, addressing a key challenge in maintaining pipeline integrity for oil and gas transportation. His 2025 paper on this subject has already garnered 3 citations, reflecting early interest from the pipeline inspection community. By improving the reliability and adaptability of in-pipe robots, Ye’s work supports safer and more efficient maintenance of extensive pipeline networks, reducing the need for costly manual inspections. His research is particularly relevant for students and engineers interested in field robotics, mechanical design, and the automation of infrastructure monitoring.
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- 1Analysis of a Tracked In-Pipe Robot’s Obstacle-Crossing Performance3 citations · 2025