烧结机蒸汽系统新老余热管网并网改造

针对烧结机新老蒸汽系统各自独立，使用效率低，不能充分发挥效能的状态，提出了蒸汽系统新老余热管网并网改造，经过一年多的运行，取得了显著的效果。     

进口VPSA制氧装置的流程特点及配置

详细介绍了进口的VPSA制氧装置的流程特点、工艺参数及主要设备的配置。实际运转证明 ,该制氧装置具有运行可靠、启动时间短、部分负荷性能优越、负荷转换速度快等优点 ,能满足金隆铜业有限公司的实际生产要求。     

用APACHE+PHP+MYSQL实现网站自动更新

在分析建立自动更新网站必要性的基础上,较详细地说明了如何利用APACHE+PHP+MYSQL工具实现网站自动更新中的权限控制、资料上传、自动更新,并给出了网页的部分源代码.     

Interaction bounds in multivariable control systems

Time-domain limitations due to right half-plane zeros and poles in linear multivariable control systems are studied. Lower bounds on the interaction are derived. They show not only how the location of zeros and poles are critical in multivariable systems, but also how the zero and pole directions influence the performance. The results are illustrated on the quadruple-tank process, which is a new multivariable laboratory process.     

碘量法测铜中物质性质和分析操作

本文讨论了碘量法测定铜量中一些有关物质的特性,以及这些性质对分析条件和操作的要求。     

Pressure infiltration of boron nitride preforms with molten aluminum

The infiltration of compacted cubic BN (cBN) with molten aluminum has been investigated as a potential route for a cheap and easy method of manufacturing cBN/metal composites. CBN compacts have been infiltrated with molten Al at a temperature between 670 and 800 °C and pressure of 15 MPa in vacuum. At these temperatures no pronounced interactions between hexagonal and cubic BN with Al was observed, allowing the complete infiltration of cBN with 12 μm mean grain size. After infiltration at 800 °C, the temperature was increased without pressure to convert aluminum into borides and AlN. The hardness of the resulting materials depends on the content of hexagonal, cubic BN and the rate of conversion of Al into borides and AlN. The infiltration height of less than 1 mm obtained from infiltrating the 3 μm cBN powder green compacts gave a hardness of 22.0 ± 0.6 GPa after heat treatment.     

On the dynamics of non-linear viscoelastic solids with material moduli that depend upon pressure

We investigate the dynamic response, of a generalization of an incompressible Kelvin-Voigt viscoelastic solid, whose viscosity depends on the pressure. Bodies with pressure-dependent material moduli have relevance to numerous technologically significant problems in geomechanics, the mechanics of granular media and powder compaction. We obtain analytical results for creep and recovery phenomena as well as solutions to the propagation of waves in such bodies. We are able to obtain explicit exact solutions that clearly illustrate the marked difference in the response of bodies with pressure-dependent material moduli as opposed to their counterparts whose moduli do not depend on the pressure. We also show that the governing equations for such materials can change type, and that their solutions exhibit singularities and localization.     

Characterization of two-phase nickel aluminides produced by pressure-assisted combustion synthesis

Two-phase (B2+L1₂) nickel aluminide intermetallic compounds were synthesized by the pressure-assisted volume combustion synthesis (CS). The production and characterization of the samples containing NiAl+Ni₃Al were investigated. Aluminum (99% pure, 15 μm) and carbonyl nickel (99.8 pure, 4-7 μm) powders were used. The production of intermetallic compound was carried out at 1050 °C under 150 MPa uniaxial pressure in open air atmosphere in an electrical resistance furnace for 60 min. The formation temperature of intermetallic compound was determined by differential scanning calorimeter (DSC) analysis, and exothermic temperature of powder mixture was determined as 653 °C. The characterization of samples was confirmed by optical microscope, SEM and XRD analysis. It was observed that the structure of compound has very low porosity and the formation of NiAl was completed successfully. The relative density of test materials measured according to Archimedes’ principle was 98.04%. The microhardness of test materials was about 351 HVN₁.     

Allowables-Based Flow Curves for Nonlinear Finite-Element Analysis

A methodology for developing allowables-based stress versus strain relationships for metal alloys is presented. The approach incorporates Federal Aviation Administration/Department of Defense (FAA/DoD) Metallic Materials Property Development and Standardization (MMPDS) statistically derived material properties for tensile yield and ultimate strengths to derive flow curves at room or elevated temperature with an A-, B-, or S-Basis probability. The resulting flow curves may be used for new designs to comply with Federal Air Regulations as well as for forensic investigations and failure analysis.