Jing Lu MD OBGYN 500 N Garfield Ave STE 205, Monterey Park, CA 91754 (626)2811198 (phone), (626)2808656 (fax)
Education:
Medical School Shanghai Second Med Univ, Shanghai City, Shanghai, China Graduated: 1990
Procedures:
D & C Dilation and Curettage Ovarian Surgery Vaginal Repair
Conditions:
Abnormal Vaginal Bleeding Genital HPV Uterine Leiomyoma Breast Disorders Candidiasis of Vulva and Vagina
Languages:
Chinese English Spanish
Description:
Dr. Lu graduated from the Shanghai Second Med Univ, Shanghai City, Shanghai, China in 1990. She works in Monterey Park, CA and specializes in Obstetrics & Gynecology. Dr. Lu is affiliated with Garfield Medical Center and San Gabriel Valley Medical Center.
Dr. Lu graduated from the Tongji Med Univ, Wuhan City, Hubei, China in 1983. She works in Riverside, CA and specializes in Psychiatry. Dr. Lu is affiliated with Riverside County Regional Medical Center.
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Jing Lu President
AMERICAN CONTINENTAL INVESTMENT, LLC Investor · Investors, Nec
10620 N College Ave, Indianapolis, IN 46280 118 Annes Way, Stafford, TX 77477
Jing Lu Manager
LING JING LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY
621 Frst Bnd Dr, Plano, TX 75025
Jing Lu Secretary
China Housing & Land Development, Inc
Jing Lu
BKZ REALTY LLC Real Estate Agent/Manager
7015 Dusty Rose Cir, Sugar Land, TX 77479
Jing Lu Director
EL INTERNATIONAL INCORPORATED Nonclassifiable Establishments
- Houston TX, US Timothy Mark Miller - Klein TX, US Jing Lu - Houston TX, US
International Classification:
F01C 1/10 E21B 4/02 F04C 2/107 F04C 13/00
Abstract:
Tapered stator designs are engineered in a positive displacement motor (PDM) power section to relieve stator stress concentrations at the lower (downhole) end of the power section in the presence of rotor tilt. A contoured stress relief (i.e. a taper) is provided in the stator to compensate for rotor tilt, where the taper is preferably more aggressive at the lower end of the stator near the bit.
Tapered Stators In Positive Displacement Motors Remediating Effects Of Rotor Tilt
- Houston TX, US Timothy Mark Miller - Klein TX, US Jing Lu - Houston TX, US
International Classification:
F04C 2/107 E21B 4/02 F04C 13/00
Abstract:
Tapered stator designs are engineered in a positive displacement motor (PDM) power section to relieve stator stress concentrations at the lower (downhole) end of the power section in the presence of rotor tilt. A contoured stress relief (i.e. a taper) is provided in the stator to compensate for rotor tilt, where the taper is preferably more aggressive at the lower end of the stator near the bit.
- Houston TX, US Timothy Mark Miller - Klein TX, US Jing Lu - Houston TX, US Jonathan Jared McCalip - Spring TX, US Jorge A. Gonzalez - Houston TX, US
International Classification:
G01M 99/00 F01C 1/02 F01C 20/28
Abstract:
An adapted elastomer compound, in which the adaptation is based at least in part on load performance data of a rotor/stator test coupon as evaluated on a test apparatus. The test coupon's stator section includes the original elastomer compound before adaptation thereof. The test apparatus includes a motor, a brake, and at least one sensor disposed to evaluate load performance data of the test coupon. The load performance data is the product of the process comprising the steps of: (a) rotating either the rotor section or the stator section on the test apparatus, wherein such rotation section actuates corresponding rotation of the other of the rotor section and the stator section; (b) applying a braking torque to the actuated rotor section or stator section; and (c) responsive to step (b), evaluating load performance data of the test coupon.
Stall Simulator For Pdm Performance Testing Device
- Houston TX, US Timothy Mark Miller - Klein TX, US Jing Lu - Houston TX, US Jonathan Jared McCalip - Spring TX, US Jorge A. Gonzalez - Houston TX, US
International Classification:
G01M 99/00 F01C 20/28 F01C 1/02
Abstract:
A method for evaluating load performance of a rotor/stator test coupon, advantageously within a sealable test chamber comprising test fluid. In some embodiments, the test coupon comprises at least a partial length of a PDM stage, and in others the test coupon comprises a splined rotor/stator. The method includes rotating either the rotor section or the stator section, wherein such rotation actuates corresponding rotation of the other of the rotor section and the stator section. on-linear torque in the form of an acceleration torque and/or a braking torque may be applied to either the rotor section or the stator section. Some embodiments include simulating downhole stall conditions via selectively engaging and disengaging a second motor and flywheel to vary rotational torque applied to the test coupon. Load performance of the test coupon may be evaluated over time in such simulated stall conditions.
- Houston TX, US Timothy Mark Miller - Klein TX, US Jing Lu - Houston TX, US
International Classification:
F01C 20/28 G01M 99/00 G01M 15/02
Abstract:
A method for evaluating load performance of a rotor/stator test coupon, advantageously within a sealable test chamber comprising test fluid. In some embodiments, the test coupon comprises at least a partial length of a PDM stage, and in others the test coupon comprises a splined rotor/stator. The method includes rotating either the rotor section or the stator section, wherein such rotation actuates corresponding rotation of the other of the rotor section and the stator section. A braking torque is applied to the actuated one of the rotor section and the stator section such that load performance of the test coupon may be evaluated. Embodiments include selectively applying non-linear torque to load the test coupon, and evaluating load performance of the test coupon with reference to relative angular positions of the rotor section and the stator section over time.
- Houston TX, US Timothy Mark Miller - Klein TX, US Jing Lu - Houston TX, US
International Classification:
F01C 20/28 G01M 99/00 F01C 1/10
Abstract:
A method for measuring load performance of a positive displacement motor (PDM) test coupon. The test coupon comprises a partial length of a PDM stage and is received inside a sealable test chamber. In some embodiments, the test coupon may be cut from a failed PDM stage. The test chamber is filled with test fluid. In some embodiments, the test fluid may be drilling fluid sampled from a live well. Rotation of the rotor on the test coupon actuates rotation of the stator. A braking torque is applied to the stator rotation, enabling evaluation of, for example, fatigue load performance of test coupon. Additional embodiments comprise the rotor axis and the stator axis being offset in order to simulate rotor/stator eccentricity in a full size PDM stage.
- Houston TX, US Timothy Mark Miller - Klein TX, US Jing Lu - Houston TX, US
International Classification:
F01C 20/28 F01C 1/10 G01M 99/00
Abstract:
A method for measuring load performance of a positive displacement motor (PDM) test coupon. The test coupon comprises a partial length of a PDM stage and is received inside a sealable test chamber. In some embodiments, the test coupon may be cut from a failed PDM stage. The test chamber is filled with test fluid. In some embodiments, the test fluid may be drilling fluid sampled from a live well. Rotation of the rotor on the test coupon actuates rotation of the stator. A braking torque is applied to the stator rotation, enabling evaluation of, for example, fatigue load performance of test coupon. Additional embodiments comprise the rotor axis and the stator axis being offset in order to simulate rotor/stator eccentricity in a full size PDM stage.
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Education:
The University of Texas at Dallas 2012 - 2014
Master of Science, Masters, Management, Health Care Administration
The University of Texas at Austin 2007 - 2010
Bachelors, Bachelor of Science, Biology
Skills:
Healthcare Clinical Trials Clinical Research Hospitals Pharmacy Healthcare Management Patient Safety Clinical Monitoring Emr Ehr Medicare Medicine Microsoft Office Healthcare Information Technology Laboratory Iv Six Sigma Lean Management Compounding Cpr Certified Medical Terminology Cpoe Inpatient Medicaid Bls Hipaa Epic Systems Clinical Data Management