直流偏磁条件下变压器励磁电流及铁心损耗计算

提出了一种综合考虑变压器非线性影响的计算直流偏磁条件下变压器励磁电流及铁心损耗的解析方法,给出了变压器非线性模型的具体建模过程,并通过有限元分析及试验结果验证了仿真的正确性。     

Spallation reaction and the probe of nuclear dissipation with excitation energy at scission

We study in the framework of the Langevin model the influence of initial excitation energy （E＊） of Hg compound nuclei （CNs） on the sensitivity of the excitation energy at scission （E~c） to the nuclear friction strength （fl）. It is shown that the sensitivity is enhanced substantially with increasing E＊. Moreover, we find that the significant sensitivity of E＊c to fl at high E＊ is little affected by a marked difference in the neutron-to-proton ratio ofa CN and in its size and fissility. Our findings suggest that, on the experimental side, a measurement of E~c in energetic proton-induced spallation reactions can provide not only a sensitive but also a robust probe of nuclear dissipation in fission of highly excited nuclei. Further development of a suitable approach to spallation reaction is discussed.     

Structural Damage Diagnosis and Assessment under Seismic Excitations

This study proposes a method of detecting, locating, and quantifying structural damage by directly using structural vibration measurements in the time domain. In this method, the coupling effect of the damage at different locations in the structure on the structural vibratory responses is eliminated by projecting these measured quantities onto some specific subspaces. As a result, the structural system, generally modeled with multiple degree of freedom, is decomposed into several independent single-degree-of-freedom (SDOF) systems, every one of which is only associated with the damage at one certain location or region. A monitor is designed as an observer to detect the structural damage related to each SDOF system. A decision-making scheme is developed to correlate the monitor’s output to the occurrence of the damage. The severity of the damage is estimated with a traditional system identification method in an iterative way. The analysis of the effects of measurement noise is also included. Numerical examples are presented to demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed method.     

Deterministic Excitation Forces for Simulation and Identification of Nonlinear Hysteretic SDOF Systems

This paper investigates how to design deterministic excitation forces in studying nonlinear single-degree-of-freedom systems, especially those with rate and path dependency and strength and stiffness degradation. One frequency-modulated periodic excitation and its amplitude-modulated counterpart are proposed as a solution, and a series of numerical exercises are carried out to show that these forces can be designed for sufficient forcing functions to study the complex nonlinear hysteresis. To rapidly reveal the underlying characteristics of the system and also to further lead to an effective system identification, four evaluation tools are proposed to be utilized together with the proposed excitation forces. These tools include the response curves, force-state map, intercycle drift, and intercycle pattern change, based on which some distinctive “patterns” are obtained to reveal the existence of nonlinearities, types of nonlinearities, existence of memory, and degradation. By using both Bouc-Wen and Bouc-Wen-Baber-Noori models for the system in all the simulations, the writers compare the commonly used forces with the proposed excitation forces to further demonstrate the advantages of the proposed excitation forces and evaluation tools. The writers also explore challenges in terms of implementing the proposed excitation forces. The results of this study are expected to benefit both physical testing and numerical simulation of complex nonlinear hysteretic systems in a time- and cost-effective manner, as well as leading to efficient schemes for system identification.     

Continuous higher-order sliding mode control with time-varying gain for a class of uncertain nonlinear systems

This paper presents a continuous higher-order sliding mode (HOSM) control scheme with time-varying gain for a class of uncertain nonlinear systems. The proposed controller is derived from the concept of geometric homogeneity and super-twisting algorithm, and includes two parts, the first part of which achieves smooth finite time stabilization of pure integrator chains. The second part conquers the twice differentiable uncertainty and realizes system robustness by employing super-twisting algorithm. Particularly, time-varying switching control gain is constructed to reduce the switching control action magnitude to the minimum possible value while keeping the property of finite time convergence. Examples concerning the perturbed triple integrator chains and excitation control for single-machine infinite bus power system are simulated respectively to demonstrate the effectiveness and applicability of the proposed approach.     

Excitation energy transfer of porphyrin in polymer thin films by time-resolved scanning near-field optical microspectroscopy

Thin films of water-soluble free-base porphyrin, 5,10,15,20-tetraphenyl-21H, 23H-porphinetetrasulphonic acid (TPPS) mixed with poly(diallyldimethyl ammonium chloride) (PDDA) have been prepared by a spin-coating method, in which the monomeric species were observed in the spin-coat film, whereas dimer was formed in the cast film prepared from TPPS/PDDA solution. Mesoscopic structures and dynamics of excitation energy migration and trapping of TPPS/PDDA spin-coat film have been analysed by time-resolved scanning near-field optical microspectroscopy (SNOM) and atomic force microscope. The observed film structure can be classified roughly into two parts: one is a large, flocculated polymer part, and the other is a smooth part widely spread around the flocculated polymers. In the smooth part, the observed spindle-like structure and circular hills and dips are essentially due to PDDA. The ellipsoidal small structures with ∼2µm length and <1 µm width in the flocculated polymer part show non-exponential fluorescence decays. The non-exponential dynamics originates from the excitation energy migration among TPPS monomers and energy trapping to dimers. From the analysis of fluorescence decay curves based on the equation developed by Klafter and Blumen, the spectral dimension has been estimated to be ∼1.46 for ellipsoidal structures. These results indicate that the distribution of the chromophore is inhomogeneous and a fractal-like structure exists even in the small domains determined by the resolution of the SNOM tip.     

Design and Implementation of a Class of Robust H ∞ Control for Stability Enhancement in Power Systems

The paper presents a method of designing a class of robust H X generator excitation controller in a power system. The proposed controller is utilized to damp inter-area oscillations and enhance power system stability. The robust controller design procedure for a linear composite system is presented in terms of positive definite solutions to modified algebraic inequalities. The resulting controller guarantees closed-loop stability and an H X -norm bound on disturbance attenuation. The effectiveness of the H X controller is demonstrated through digital simulation studies on a two-machine system. The digital simulation studies are conducted using a PSCAD/EMTDC software package. The simulation results show that the controller contributes significantly to the damping of inter-area oscillations and the enhancement of power system stability during disturbances.     

Toward the biomimetic implant surface: Biopolymers on titanium-based implants for bone regeneration

Replacing malfunctioning tissues with titanium-based implants has become a widespread practice spurred by population aging. Advances in biomaterials, technology and implantation protocols have led to increasing expectations on the applicability and durability of implants. The field has recently moved from a bioinert to a bioactive paradigm due to surface modifications that trigger specific responses on the surrounding tissues. Biopolymeric surface coatings have taken up a central role in these developments. The use of these and other biomimetic strategies on implants provides greater control over material–cell interactions and it is aimed at improving long-term clinical results by replicating some of the structures and mechanisms of living tissues. This review summarizes the state of the art of biomimetic implants and discusses the main directions and challenges of this field toward a more predictable and successful implant osseointegration.     

双绕组变压器漏感参数计算及其在阻抗电压设计中的应用

确定了双绕组变压器漏电感和励磁电感参数,以一台高阻抗变压器设计为例,对阻抗电压的设计值、仿真计算值及实际测量值进行了对比。     

Spatial and seasonal patterns of fluorescent organic matter in Lake Kinneret (Sea of Galilee) and its catchment basin

Lake Kinneret (Sea of Galilee) is one of the major water resources in Israel. The origin and characteristics of natural organic matter (NOM) in the lake and its tributary rivers were studied using fluorescence excitation emission matrices (EEM) and parallel factor analysis. Two humic-like and one proteinous components were sufficient to describe EEM variability among 167 water samples collected between 2/2005 and 9/2006. The two humic-like components showed different relations in lake and riverine samples. Their vertical distribution in the lake was affected by seasonal stratification and distance from water surface, presumably reflecting the release of humic-like matter from sediments, its production via NOM transformation in the bottom layers, and its photodegradation in the upper layers. Vertical distribution of the proteinous component, indicating biological activity at upper water layers, did not correlate with that of the humic-like components. Dissolved organic carbon concentrations did not show any vertical stratification, emphasizing the power of EEM to explore NOM dynamics.