基于物联网的变电站温升在线监测预警系统设计

为应对各种原因引发变电站发热方面的故障,在分析变电站温升监测流程的基础上,提出了基于物联网技术的变电站温升在线监测系统框架。采用无线传感器技术、产品电子代码系统技术和物联网技术,设计了变电站温升在线监测物联网模型及节点温度采集流程,实时获取了变电站温度信息,为进一步的分析计算、预警提供了基础。最后通过Visual Studio2005及SQL2005数据库对上述系统进行了开发。     

扫描速度对硼铸铁气缸套表面钨极氩弧硬化效果的影响

研究了钨极氩弧扫描速度对硼铸铁表面硬化效果的影响规律。结果表明：扫描速度增加,硬化层宽度、深度减小,而硬度提高,裂纹率增大；硬化层硬度沿层深的分布是从表及里由高而低,在过渡区下降缓慢；沿层宽的分布是层中心最高,向两侧逐渐降低,直至硼铸铁基体达到最低值；在保证不出现裂纹的条件下,硬化层表面的最高硬度值可达61．4HRC,硬化层最高显微硬度值可达1156．4HV0．1；硼铸铁材料采用氩弧热源淬火时,淬硬层与基体之间过渡区明显,硬化区组织为莱氏体,过渡区为马氏体、残余奥氏体和少量石墨。     

船舶用碳钢表面镀Zn及其耐蚀性

为了提高船舶舱内碳钢制品的使用寿命，以20#碳钢 为例对其表面采用无氨、无氰溶液镀Zn以及钝化处理.研究了镀Zn试样在中性盐雾以及含有 机物质气氛中的耐蚀性能.结果表明：有机物质气氛是造成船舶舱内碳钢制品腐蚀的主要 原因，而无氨、无氰溶液进行镀Zn能在很大程度上解决碳钢表面的电化学腐蚀问题.     

冷却器盘管失效分析及防范措施

本文介绍了冷却器盘管破裂泄漏的情况，分析了失效破坏的原因，并提出防止冷却器盘管破裂泄漏的措施。     

以设计为中心的虚拟制造技术及在化工过程装备中的应用

简述了虚拟制造技术的内涵、关键技术及应用现状。在分析化工过程装备特点基础上 ,对过程装备虚拟制造技术平台的体系结构进行了探讨 ,以典型过程装备螺旋片导流式气液分离器为例 ,对其数字化建模方法、数值仿真技术、虚拟设计和制造环境进行了研究。初步结果表明 :以设计为中心的虚拟制造技术的应用 ,可以有效地减少产品开发的时间和成本 ,提高产品质量     

Effects of Surface Relaxation on Enantiospecific Adsorption on Naturally Chiral Pt Surfaces

Many high Miller index metals surfaces are naturally chiral, offering opportunities for performing enantiospecific chemistry. Previous theoretical treatments of adsorption on these surfaces have used surfaces truncated from bulk crystals. This paper examines the effect of surface relaxation on enantiospecific adsorption on chiral Pt surfaces by using relaxed surface structures determined using density functional theory.     

A systematic review of the potential hurdles of interoperability to the emergency services in major incidents: recommendations for solutions and alternatives

This study presents a narrative synthesis of a systematic literature review relating to multi-agency interoperability and major incident decision-making in high risk, high stake environments. The review methodology includes the identification of relevant studies, a critical appraisal of the concepts inherent in the main review question and a narrative synthesis of the central themes that relate to the study as a whole. The review firstly outlines what, currently, appear to be the perceived defining features of successful interoperability by using the SAFE-T phase model of major incident decision-making. It then considers whether these defining features are realistically achievable in major incident practice. Findings suggest that the current definition of an interoperable network is too demanding for the inherent complexity and dynamic nature of the major incident task environment. Individual teams tend to focus on agency-specific behaviour, as opposed to coordinated multi-team functioning, and so collective interoperability is not achieved. Inevitably, this reduces the ability to perform collaborative behaviours, including decision-making and action implementation. The paper concludes that aiming for the current conceptualisation of interoperability along a hierarchical command structure may actually inhibit effective decision-making. Instead, multi-agency systems would do better to work towards an improved understanding of a non-hierarchical and decentralised yet interoperable major incident management network. Recommendations include the need to relate theory and practice in the development of multi-agency decision-making via simulation-based training and to deepen our understanding of interoperability to prevent inertia in high risk, high stake major incident environments.     

Coping with uncertainty: police strategies for resilient decision-making and action implementation

This study uses a hostage negotiation setting to demonstrate how a team of strategic police officers can utilize specific coping strategies to minimize uncertainty at different stages of their decision-making in order to foster resilient decision-making to effectively manage a high-risk critical incident. The presented model extends the existing research on coping with uncertainty by (1) applying the RAWFS heuristic (Lipshitz and Strauss in Organ Behav Human Decis Process 69:149–163, 1997) of individual decision-making under uncertainty to a team critical incident decision-making domain; (2) testing the use of various coping strategies during “in situ” team decision-making by using a live simulated hostage negotiation exercise; and (3) including an additional coping strategy (“reflection-in-action”; Schön in The reflective practitioner: how professionals think in action. Temple Smith, London, 1983) that aids naturalistic team decision-making. The data for this study were derived from a videoed strategic command meeting held within a simulated live hostage training event; these video data were coded along three themes: (1) decision phase; (2) uncertainty management strategy; and (3) decision implemented or omitted. Results illustrate that, when assessing dynamic and high-risk situations, teams of police officers cope with uncertainty by relying on “reduction” strategies to seek additional information and iteratively update these assessments using “reflection-in-action” (Schön 1983) based on previous experience. They subsequently progress to a plan formulation phase and use “assumption-based reasoning” techniques in order to mentally simulate their intended courses of action (Klein et al. 2007), and identify a preferred formulated strategy through “weighing the pros and cons” of each option. In the unlikely event that uncertainty persists to the plan execution phase, it is managed by “reduction” in the form of relying on plans and standard operating procedures or by “forestalling” and intentionally deferring the decision while contingency planning for worst-case scenarios.     

A mathematical model for platinum/ PTFE/porous nickel fuel cell oxygen diffusion electrodes

This paper describes the cylindrical agglomerate model for oxygen/alkali gas diffusion electrodes fabricated from platinum, PTFE and porous nickel. Corrections for the increase in hydroxyl ion concentration with increasing current density have been made to the original model of Brown and Horve. Changes in performance by variation of the bulk structural parameters, e.g. agglomerate radius, porosity and tortuosity, have been studied. Theoretical modes of electrode decay have been explored.List of symbols Transfer coefficient - C Concentration of O₂ in elec trolyte mol cm^–3 - C _i Concentration of O₂ atr = R mol cm^–3 - C _o Concentration of O₂ in electrolyte atr = mol cm^–3 - Diffusion coefficient of O₂ in KOH cm² sec^–1 - Film thickness cm - E Overpotential of the electrode V - F Faraday's constant - i Electrode current density A cm^–2 - i _a Current per agglomerate A - I ₁(Z) First order Bessel function - I ₀(Z) Zero order Bessel function - j Local current density A cm^–2 - j _o Exchange current density A cm^–2 - L Agglomerate length (catalyst thickness) cm - N Number of electrons in rate determining step - N _a Number of agglomerates per cm² of electrode - Potential drop along ag glomerate V - _L Potential drop at L_a V - r Radial direction - R Radius of agglomerate cm - R _o Gas constant - Density of platinum g cm^–3 - S _g Surface area per gram cm² g^–1 - Solubility coefficient of O₂ mol cm^–3 - _m Electrolyte conductivity (ohm cm)^–1 - T Absolute temperature °K - _a Axial tortuosity - Porosity of platinum in the agglomerate - _r Aadial tortuosity of the agglomerate - W Catalyst loading g cm^–2 - x Axial direction     

Dynamic equivalent method of interconnected power systems with consideration of motor loads

The existing equivalent methods usually only deal with static load models and neglect the dynamic characteristics of loads such as induction motors.This paper presents a dynamic equivalent method which considers motor dynamics.At first,the clustering criterion of motor loads is given.The motors with similar dynamic characteristics are classified into one group.Then,reduction of motors in the same group is carried out.Finally,parameters of the equivalent motor are calculated and the equivalent system is thus...