Structure of interstitial assemblages in a regulated channel of the river rhine (France)

The interstitial assemblages of the River Rhine were studied in the Rhinau sector (France). The studied area is located in aVegulated channel of the river, controlled by a hydroelectric dam. Twenty stations were sampled in September 1988. Ten litres of interstitial water were pumped at 50 cm depth in each station using the Bou-Rouch technique. Interstitial waters were poorly oxygenated and the hyporheic fauna had three major characteristics: (1) microcrustaceans were dominant, (2) the insects were rare and (3) the stygofauna was absent. The richest stations were well oxygenated and did not correspond to any particular geomorphological features. These findings contrast with the situation observed on other large European rivers (Rhǒne, Danube) where the interstitial assemblages appear to be locally more diversified and rich in stygofauna.     

Statistical analysis of bend strength data according to different evaluation methods

The strength values obtained in four series of bend tests on two monolithic ceramic materials have been statistically evaluated. Statistical mapping procedures were used to check whether a Weibull distribution fits the strength data. Where this has been found to be the case, the value of the Weibull parameters determined according to different evaluation methods fall within each other's confidence interval. The values of the modulus m and of the characteristic strength σ₀ of the two-parameter distribution can differ significantly from the corresponding values in the three-parameter distribution.     

流动微量量热法研究阴离子表面活性剂在油砂表面的吸附

用流动微量量热法研究了十二烷基硫酸钠(SDDS)和十二碳羧酸钠(SL)在克拉玛依油田九区和乌尔禾区油砂上的吸附,简要地计论了吸附机理。所得实验结果表明,SL 在油砂上的吸附强度比 SDDS 的要大,在相当低的浓度下即可迟到饱和吸附。     

Finishing and trimming treatment of small parts

Translated from Khimicheskoe i Neftyanoe Mashinostroenie, No. 5, p. 36, May, 1992.     

The journal Khimicheskoe i Neftyanoe Mashinostroenie is 60 years old

Translated from Khimicheskoe i Neftyanoe Mashinostroenie, No. 7, pp. 1–2, July, 1992.