COIL中BHP浓度对发生O_2(~1△)的影响

本文实验研究了BHP的浓度对产生O2（1△）的影响。实验结果表明：当BHP浓度大于3.5M时，Cl2利用率以及O2（1△）的产率将不依赖于BHP浓度的变化而变化，同时，实验结果表明，使用低浓度的BHP对COIL的操作是可行的。     

Transmission loss allocation based on a new quadratic loss expression

This paper presents a derivation of a new quadratic expression for the transmission loss in a power system. The main advantage of this expression is the improvement in accuracy over the other existing approximations. Furthermore, this improved quadratic form allows the transmission loss to be expressed in terms of nodal power injections. This paper builds on the derived loss expression and proposes a bus-loss matrix. This matrix is useful in quantifying the interactions among different bus power injections and establishing a loss allocation scheme for individual buses. Numerical examples are used to illustrate the accuracy of the derived quadratic form and its use in loss allocation.     

Assessment of underground cable ratings based on distributed temperature sensing

Numerous power utilities have installed advanced distributed temperature sensing (DTS) systems to measure the temperature of underground cables. This paper presents a general procedure for real-time assessment of underground cable ratings based on DTS. After the identification and location of hot spots on a cable, the cable installation data, load, and DTS-recorded temperature over a period of time are used to estimate soil thermal parameters and assess cable ratings under normal and overloading conditions. In order to accurately estimate soil thermal parameters, a combined technique of the finite-element method and gradient-based optimization is used. The technique was validated in the laboratory and applied to a rating assessment of a 230-kV/500-MVA cable circuit. The assessed continuous and emergency ratings are helpful in improving the operation of this circuit.     

二次型时频分析技术的开发与应用

基于二次型的时频分析是高分辨率时频分析技术的有效方法之一，该项技术能够有效反映时变信号的频谱特性，具有分辨率高、能量集中和跟踪瞬时频率的特点。从时变信号的特点出发，阐述了二次型时频分析技术的基本方法原理，采用正演模型分析验证了该方法的有效性，并在实际地震资料中应用于识别物源方向、划分沉积相带、预测储层结构以及相对厚度等诸多方面，均取得了较好的效果。     

Effect of storage temperature on phenolics stability in hawthorn (Crataegus pinnatifida var. major) fruits and a hawthorn drink

The stability of five major phenolics, namely (−)-epicatechin (EC), procyanidin B₂ (PC-B₂), chlorogenic acid (ChA), hyperoside (HP) and isoquercitrin (IQ), in hawthorn fruits and a canned hawthorn drink were evaluated during 6 months of storage in the dark at three different temperatures (4, 23 and 40 °C). HPLC with a diode-array detector was used to determine the contents of the individual compounds. The results showed that the studied phenolics in the hawthorn fruits and the drink were both stable at 4 °C and relatively unstable at 23 and 40 °C with varied extents of degradation. At room temperature (23 °C), marked degradations of EC and PC-B₂ were observed in both the fruits and the drink with around 50% and 30% decrease after a 6-month storage, respectively. A more significant decrease of the phenolics was observed at 40 °C, especially for EC and PC-B₂, which were almost completely degraded after a 6-month storage. HP, IQ and ChA were relatively stable at 23 °C, but unstable at 40 °C. Therefore, low-temperature storage is recommended for maintaining the quality and efficacy of hawthorn fruits and its preparations.     

Grafting of maleic anhydride onto polyethylene through a green chemistry approach

The grafting of a polymer can lead to the improvement and modification of the polymer and thus expand its applications. Grafting methods include solution grafting in organic solvents, melt grafting at high temperatures, and light grafting with radioactive sources. These methods have their advantages and disadvantages. The disadvantages include waste treatment, consumption of energy, and so on. In this study, a hydrothermal process which is called the green approach, was developed to prepare graft copolymers. The effect of various factors on the grafting degree was investigated in detail. © 2008 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J Appl Polym Sci, 2008     

Studies of substrate specificities of lipases from different sources

Although lipases are widely applied in a wide variety of reactions, available information on the factors that are responsible for the substrate specificities of lipases from different sources is scarce. In this paper, nine lipase‐producing microorganism strains were isolated from oil‐containing samples. The properties of these enzymes, including pH optima, temperature optima, thermal stability, and pH stability, vary significantly with the different sources from which these lipases were isolated. The substrate specificities of the nine lipases, including fatty acid and positional specificities, were also studied. The fatty acid specificities of the nine lipases were observably different toward 15 substrates with different carbon chain lengths, different saturation degrees and different side chains. The lipases from S₃ Penicillium citrinum (PCL), MJ₁ Aspergillus niger (ANL), MJ₂ Aspergillus oryzae (AOL), YM Bacillus coughing (BCL), S₉ Geotrichum candidum (GCL), and S₁₁ Candida lypolytica (CLL) showed the strongest specificities to short‐chain esters, and the other lipases showed strong selectivity for medium‐ or long‐chain and branched esters. The positional specificities were examined by analyzing the hydrolytic products of triolein catalyzed by the nine lipases, using TLC. The lipases can be mainly classified into two groups by their specificities for the ester bond at position 2 of triglycerides; one group can selectively hydrolyze the ester bond at position 2 of the triglycerides, the other group cannot. All these nine lipases were divided into four groups by hierarchical clustering analysis on the basis of the results of fatty acid and positional specificities.     

Finite-element analysis of hyperelastic thin shells with large strains

The objective of this contribution is the development of theoretical and numerical models applicable to large strain analysis of hyperelastic shells confining particular attention to incompressible materials. The theoretical model is developed on the basis of a quadratic displacement approximation in thickness coordinate by neglecting transverse shear strains. In the case of incompressible materials this leads to a three-parametric theory governed solely by mid-surface displacements. The material incompressiblity is expressed by two equivalent equation sets considered at the element level as subsidiary conditions. For the simulation of nonlinear material behaviour the Mooney-Rivlin model is adopted including neo-Hookean materials as a special case. After transformation of nonlinear relations into incremental formulation doubly curved triangular and quadrilateral elements are developed via the displacement method. Finally, examples are given to demonstrate the ability of these models in dealing with large strain as well as finite rotation shell problems.The present study is supported by a research grant of the German National Science Foundation (DFG) under Ba 969/3-1.dedicated to Prof. Dr. Dr. Erwin Stein for his 65th birthday anniversary