磨矿介质对钼精矿碳含量影响研究

分析研究了低铬合金铸球和复相球墨铸球中碳的赋存状态及其对普通钼精矿、57钼精矿和二硫化钼粉碳含量的影响,指出用浮选法生产低碳57钼精矿,一段磨矿介质不宜使用复相球墨铸球.     

Whole-mount preparations of mouse lens epithelium for the fluorescent cytological study of actin

A technique is given for the preparation of a sheet of epithelial cells from the capsule of the crystalline lens. A new method is described for fixation and staining with fluorescent phalloidin or actin antibody in order to localize the actin cytoskeleton in this tissue. Optical section of the preparation resolves such actin features as apical polygonal arrays, sequestered actin bundles, perinuclear actin aggregates, observed here for the first time, and filamentous networks in the basal region of the cell. This method is superior to previous ones in its ability to preserve actin-abundant sectors distinctively.     

Statistical energy analysis of non-resonant response of isotropic and orthotropic plates

The conventional SEA model considers only the resonant part of the structural response to an acoustic excitation. Therefore, this study investigates non-resonant responses of isotropic and orthotropic plates to acoustically induced vibrations in a reverberation chamber. A modified SEA model is introduced to predict the non-resonant plate response. The estimated non-resonant and resonant responses are then compared with those obtained experimentally, and good agreement is observed for isotropic and orthotropic plates. For an isotropic plate with a small dissipation loss factor, when the non-resonant part is ignored, the estimated response can lead to significant errors at frequencies near and above the critical frequency, while large errors may occur at frequencies below the critical frequency for an orthotropic plate with a high dissipation loss factor. The experimental study indicates that the non-resonant response component should be included in the estimated responses to enhance predictive accuracy.     

A land surface process/radiobrightness model with coupled heat andmoisture transport in soil

Heat and moisture transport in soil are coupled processes that jointly determine temperature and moisture profiles. The authors present a physically based, one-dimensional (1D), coupled heat and moisture transport hydrology (1-DH) model for bare, unfrozen, moist soils subject to insolation, radiant heating and cooling, and sensible and latent heat exchanges with the atmosphere. A 60-day simulation is conducted to study the effect of dry-down on soil temperature and moisture distributions in summer for bare soil in the Midwest United States. Given a typical initial moisture content of 38% by volume, the authors find that temperature differences between the water transport and no water transport cases exhibit a diurnal oscillation with a slowly increasing amplitude, but never exceed 4.4 K for the 60-day period. However, moisture content of the surface decreases significantly with time for the water transport case and becomes only about 21% at the end of the same period. The 1-DH model is linked to a radiobrightness (1-DH/R) model as a potential means for soil moisture inversion. The model shows that radiobrightness thermal inertia (RTI) correlates with soil moisture if the two radiobrightnesses are taken from times near the thermal extremes, e.g., 2 a.m. and 2 p.m., and that RTI appears temperature-dependent at the ending stages of the drydown simulations where soils are dry and their moisture contents vary slowly. Near times of thermal crossover, the RTI technique is insensitive to soil moisture     

On a transistor-type hydrogen gas sensor prepared by an electrophoretic deposition (EPD) approach

A Pd/GaN/AlGaN heterostructure field-effect transistor (HFET)-type hydrogen gas sensor, based on an electrophoretic deposition (EPD) approach, is fabricated and studied. Due to the formation of good Schottky gate contact by an EPD approach, the studied HFET shows improved DC performance including the suppressed gate current and better thermal stabilities on current–voltage (I–V) characteristics. This is mainly attributed to the reduction of interface trap density and improved Pd morphology. The EPD-based Pd morphologies are examined by X-ray diffraction, energy dispersive spectroscopy, Auger electron spectroscopy, scanning electron microscopy, and atomic force microscopy. For the used gate-dimension of 1 μm × 100 μm, an EPD-based HFET shows low gate current of 2.9 nA, maximum drain saturation current of 490 mA/mm, and maximum extrinsic transconductance of 78.9 mS/mm at room temperature. Also, solid thermal stabilities on maximum drain saturation current (−0.46 mA/mm K) and maximum extrinsic transconductance (−0.08 mS/mm K) are found as the temperature is increased from 300 to 600 K. For hydrogen gas sensing application, at 370 K, the maximum hydrogen sensitivity of 600.1 μA/mm ppm H₂/air under a 5 ppm H₂/air ambiance and fast response time (30 s) and recovery time (47 s) under a 10,000 ppm H₂/air ambiance are obtained. The EPD approach also demonstrates advantages of low cost, simple apparatus, easy process, little restriction on the shaped substrate, composited deposition, and adjustable alloy grain size. Therefore, the proposed EPD approach gives the promise for fabricating high-performance HFET devices and hydrogen gas sensors.     

Overview of the photovoltaic technology status and perspective in Taiwan

This paper investigates Taiwan's strategic promotion of the photovoltaic industry, along with the warm welcome it has extended to developments and competitive trends in global green energy technology. Through gaining a grasp of Taiwan's position as fourth globally in the photovoltaic industry and production potential, the author's main concern was with the role of the government, encouraging policies, installation incentive measures, the newest ‘Renewable Energy Development Act’, Science Park cluster effect strategy, initiating National Energy projects and actively promoting and improving the competitiveness of Taiwan's photovoltaic industry. The promotion of legislation and policy-orientated strategies are all a vital path to Taiwan catching up, learning and developing competitiveness in the area of science and technology related industries. Moreover, from the perspective of technological and industrial development trends, the author carried out a SWOT analysis of Taiwan's photovoltaic industry, pointing out that with the basic niche established through Taiwan's semiconductor and IC manufacturing and design, Taiwan's photovoltaic industry has the potential to take it one step further in the areas of R&D and the possibility of acquiring breakthroughs in international cooperation.     

Influence of channel aspect ratio on heat transfer in rotating rectangular ducts with skewed ribs at high rotation numbers

Centerline heat transfer measurements along two opposite ribbed walls in three rotating rectangular ducts roughened by 45° staggered ribs with channel aspect ratios (AR) of 1:1, 2:1 and 4:1 are performed at Reynolds (Re), rotation (Ro) and buoyancy (Bu) numbers in the ranges of 5000–30,000, 0–2, and 0.005–8.879, respectively. These channel geometries are in common use as the internal cooling passages of a gas turbine rotor blade and the tested Ro and Bu ranges are considerably extended from the previous experiences. This study focuses on the heat transfer characteristics in response to the change of AR under the parameter ranges examined. With zero-rotation (Ro = 0), the local Nusselt numbers (Nu₀) along the centerlines of two opposite ribbed walls increase as AR increases due to the increased rib-height to channel-height ratio. The Bu impact on heat transfer appears to be AR dependent, i.e. the increase of Bu elevates Nusselt number ratios Nu/Nu₀ in the square channel but impairs heat transfer in the rectangular channels of AR = 2 and 4. Acting by the Coriolis effect alone, all the leading edge Nu values in the present Ro range are lower than the zero-rotation references but started to recover as Ro increases from 0.1 in the channels of AR = 1, 2 and from 0.3 in the channel of AR = 4. The trailing edge Nu/Nu₀ ratios increase consistently from unity as Ro increases but their responses toward the increase of AR are less systematic than those found along the leading edge. The above findings, with the aids of extended Ro and Bu ranges achieved by this study, serve as the original contributions for this technical community. The Nu/Nu₀ ratios in the rotating channels of AR = 1, 2, and 4 fall in the ranges of 0.6–2.2, 0.5–2.7, and 0.5–2.1, respectively. A set of heat transfer correlations is derived to represent all the heat transfer data in the periodically developed flow regions of three rotating ducts.     

MODIFIED MULTIPLE ONE-DIMENSIONAL ADAPTIVE GRID METHOD

Shyy's multiple one-dimensional adaptive grid method is modified to improve the grid skewness. A test problem of steady isotropic heat conduction illustrates that both the grid distortion and the accuracy of temperature distribution are improved significantly.     

Design of micro-retainer to counter-balance spinning seismic proof mass

An innovative magnetic module which is concurrently capable of performing as an actuator and a sensor is proposed and analyzed. The magnetic module is basically similar to a micro-scale Linear Variable Differential Transformer (LVDT) which is employed to actively adjust the height of a rotating seismic disc used in a gyroscope so that the pitch rate induced by Coriolis effect, due to exerted angular excitation, can be accurately measured. That is, the micro-magnetic module acts like an actuator for height regulation on the seismic proof mass by applying appropriate electric current to the primary winding of the LVDT unit. On the other hand, the secondary winding pair of the LVDT acts like a sensor which can detect the gap change, between the seismic rotating disc and the micro-magnetic LVDT module, and the rotation speed (i.e., frequency) by the induced current.