近松散层疏放开采的水文地质条件改造研究

阐述了水地质条件改造意义，结合太平煤矿近松散层疏放开采的实际水、地质条件，试验研究了矿井水地质条件，提出了地面供水井封堵和井下疏放结合的综合开采方案，阶段性地实现了第四系上组水的开采保护和井下安全生产，对进一步疏放开采亦具有重要的指导意义．     

The Effect of the Thickness of Fe2 Al5 Phase Layer at Fe/Al Interface on the Mechanics Behavior of Hot Dip Aluminizing Coating

Hot Dip Aluminized Coatings with different thickness were prepared on Q235 steel in aluminum solutions with different temperature for certain time. Through tensile tests and in-situ SEM observations, the effect of the coating's microstructure on the tensile strength of the samples was studied. It was disclosed at certain aluminum solution temperature,transaction layers mainly composed of Fe2 Al5 phase got thicker with time prolonging, and this changed initial crack's extending direction from parallel with to vertical with stretching direction. The change in crack direction decreased tensile strength of samples, thus made the coating easy to break. It was concluded that the existence of thick Fe2 Al5 phase layer was the basic reason for the lowering of tensile strength of the coating.     

Research About Microstructure and Wear Resistance of Hardfacing Layer on Cast Iron

It's simple technology to manufacture big trimming die by hardfacing on the base metal of cast iron. The chemical composition, microstructure, hardness, wear resistance and wear mechanism of the hardfacing layer were studied.The experimental results indicate that the hardfacing technology has much more advantages and cheaper than that of traditional process. The chemical composition, microstructure, hardness of the hardfacing metal are all satisfied for manufacturing the big trimming die by welding on cast iron. The wear resistant test of hardfacing layers were carried out by using two different electrodes. The wear resistance of new electrode hardfacing layer is higher than that of normal hardfacing electrode D322. The wear mechanism of hardfacing layer is belongs to abrasive wear model.     

Postbuckling of Axially Loaded Functionally Graded Cylindrical Panels with Piezoelectric Actuators in Thermal Environments

A compressive postbuckling analysis is presented for a functionally graded cylindrical panel with piezoelectric actuators subjected to the combined action of mechanical, electrical, and thermal loads. The temperature field considered is assumed to be of uniform distribution over the panel surface and through the panel thickness and the electric field considers only the transverse component EZ. The material properties of the presently considered functionally graded materials (FGMs) are assumed to be temperature-dependent, and graded in the thickness direction according to a simple power law distribution in terms of the volume fractions of the constituents, whereas the material properties of the piezoelectric layers are assumed to be independent of the temperature and the electric field. The governing equations are based on a higher-order shear deformation theory with a von Kármán-Donnell-type of kinematic nonlinearity. A boundary layer theory for shell buckling is extended to the case of hybrid FGM cylindrical panels of finite length. The nonlinear prebuckling deformations and initial geometric imperfections of the panel are both taken into account. A singular perturbation technique is employed to determine the buckling loads and postbuckling equilibrium paths. The numerical illustrations concern the compressive postbuckling behavior of perfect and imperfect FGM cylindrical panels with fully covered piezoelectric actuators, under different sets of thermal and electrical loading conditions. The effects due to temperature rise, volume fraction distribution, applied voltages, panel geometric parameters, in-plane boundary conditions, as well as initial geometric imperfections are studied.     

Fabrication of NiO Buffer Layer for YBCO Coated Conductors by Combining Sputtering and SOE Method

In research of YBCO coated conductors, the development of a oxide template for epitaxial growth of YBCO is very important. Matsumoto et al have demonstrated the potential of the surface oxidation epitaxial (SOE) route for formation a cube textured NiO layer on nickel tapes. The epitaxial NiO functions as a buffer layer of chemical reaction between YBCO and nickel, and as a template for the epitaxial growth of YBCO. However, the surface quality of NiO is difficult to control and defects such as crack, spall and deep grooves exist in SOE NiO layer. A new approach combining sputtering and SOE method to obtain crack-free and cube textured NiO layer were reported. Ni tapes prepared by the combination of rolling and recrystallization were used for this work. A coating of Ni was first deposited on the tapes via magnetron sputtering. Then on the coating tapes, continuous and textured NiO layer were achieved by SOE technology.     

硅基MEMS技术

结合MEMS技术的发展历史,概括了当今硅基MEMS加工技术的发展方向。指出表面牺牲层技术和体硅加工技术是硅基MEMS加工技术的两条发展主线;表面牺牲层技术向多层、集成化方向发展;体硅工艺主要表现为键合与深刻蚀技术的组合,追求大质量块和低应力以及三维加工。SOI技术是新一代的体硅工艺方向;标准化加工是MEMS研究的重要手段。     

Pore-network modeling of liquid water flow in gas diffusion layers of proton exchange membrane fuel cells

Fluid flow through the gas diffusion layer (GDL) of fuel cells is numerically studied using a pore network modeling approach. The model is developed based on an experimental visualization technique (fluorescence microscopy). The images obtained from this technique are analyzed to find patterns of flow inside the GDL samples with different hydrophobicity. Three different flow patterns are observed: initial invasion, progression, and pore-filling. The observation shows that liquid water flows into the majority of available pores on the boundary of the untreated GDL and several branches are segregated from the initial pathways. For the treated GDL, however, a handful of boundary pores are invaded and the original pathways extend toward the other side of the medium with minimum branching. The numerical model, developed based on an invasion percolation algorithm, is used to study the effects of GDL hydrophobicity and thickness on the flow configuration and breakthrough time as well as to determine the flow rate and saturation in different GDL samples. During the injection of water into the samples, it is numerically shown that the flow rates are monotonically decreasing for both treated and untreated samples. For the treated sample, however, the injection flow rate is constantly lower than that of the untreated sample, resulting in a lower overall water saturation at breakthrough. The numerical results also suggest that hydrophobic treatment of thick samples has minor effects on water management and overall performance. The developed model can be used to optimize the GDL properties for designing porous medium with effective transport characteristics.     

Determination of hydrogen concentration in a-Si and a-Ge layers by elastic recoil detection analysis

In this work we have studied the individual a-Si and a-Ge hydrogenated layers prepared by RF sputtering on Si (100) substrates using Ar and H₂ gas mixture. The absolute value of atomic content of the H was determined by Elastic Recoil Detection Analysis (ERDA) with 1.6 MeV 4He⁺ beam. The dynamics of the out diffusion was investigated by annealing in high purity (99.999%) argon atmosphere at 350 °C for several hours. It was clearly shown that hydrogen can diffuse out faster from Ge film than from the Si one during annealing of the samples.     

Study of the high temperature oxidation performance of Thermal Barrier Coatings with HVOF sprayed bond coat and incorporating a PVD ceramic interlayer

The performance of an intermediate Cr₃C₂ ceramic layer applied by PVD between the bond coat and the ceramic top coat in a TBC system was evaluated. The thickness of the transitional layer was kept around 1–2 μm. Two substrate materials and two distinct bond coats were combined in the tests. High Velocity Oxygen Fuel (HVOF) and Atmospheric Plasma Spraying (APS) were used respectively for bond coat and top coat deposition. Isothermal oxidation tests were performed at 1000 °C in static air atmosphere. Thermal grown oxide (TGO) was measured and correlated to the exposition times. Results are discussed in terms of the TGO growth rate and changes in residual stresses. The results suggest an improvement in the oxidation resistance of the bond coat because of the presence of the intermediate layer.     

TEM analysis of InMnAs layers and dots prepared by low pressure MOVPE

The properties of InMnAs epitaxial layers and quantum dots prepared on (100) GaAs substrates using Metal-Organic Vapor Phase Epitaxy (MOVPE) are reported. Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM) observation confirmed that the quantum dot structures were plastically relaxed. The degree of relaxation depends on the amount of Mn incorporated in the structure. Moiré fringes at TEM plan view images were used to evaluate strain in the InMnAs quantum dot structures. TEM observation confirmed that the InMnAs dots were uniform and they grew in the zinc-blende structure. The bright field TEM micrographs (cross-sectional) of the epitaxial layers showed the presence of InMnAs precipitates located under the interface between the InMnAs and substrate.