居住区儿童户外游戏场地的安全性研究

游戏是儿童的天性,是儿童接触自然、提高创造力的有效途径。本文通过总结目前我国居住区儿童游戏场地中存在的一些安全问题,提出了加强居住区儿童游戏场地安全性设计的措施与方法。旨在探索出提高居住区儿童户外游戏场地安全性的有效途径。     

国产SEBS流变性能评价

通过对国产SEBS(氢化苯乙烯-丁二烯-苯乙烯嵌段共聚物)流变性能进行测试．分析不同结构、不同嵌段的S／B质量比值、不同相对分子质量、不同加工温度对SEBS产品流变性能的影响．促进用户对国产SEBS性能的了解。     

基于MEMS三轴加速度传感器的摔倒检测

摔倒作为人体活动的一部分,是影响人体健康的一大因素,尤其对病人和老年人而言,摔倒检测至关重要。基于MEMS三轴加速度传感器采集的人体活动加速度信号,提出了一种基于固定阈值的信号幅度向量滑动平均法SVMSA。该方法根据人体活动时的加速度信号特征,利用预先设定的阈值对加速度信号幅度向量SVM的滑动平均SVMSA进行判决,同时使用差分信号幅度域DSMA区分快速跑步等剧烈运动,准确实现了人体的摔倒检测。主要优势在于分析并区别了人体快速跑步等剧烈运动对摔倒检测的影响。通过对8位实验者的测试,该算法实现了94.4%的精确度。实验表明该算法能够较为准确地实现人体的摔倒检测。     

动态传感器网络区域受限的移动sink路径选择研究

针对sink区域受限及节点特征参数的问题,如何规划sink路径选择以满足动态传感器网络高效数据收集及低能耗的要求,提出了一种动态传感器网络区域受限的移动sink路径选择方法。该方法在缓存节点辅助通信模式下,建立sink受限区域图模型。针对不同应用情况,分别讨论了sink移动全局路径信息已知和sink移动局部路径信息已知这两种情况下的最优移动路径。在全局路径信息已知时,采用Vornon单元划分的思想求解总传输能耗和节点平均负载;在局部路径信息已知时,采用启发式策略进行路径寻优,并证明其路径寻优的正确性。最后通过仿真实验与理论计算来验证移动sink最佳路径寻优策略的有效性和可行性。     

烧碱蒸发装置的改进

通过改进工艺流程，科学确定加热面积的配比，合理选择采盐泵等技术改进措施，提高了生产强度，满足了高气压的生产条件，延长了洗效周期，减少了设备的腐蚀，提高了成品碱的质量，满足了生产联二脲的要求并降低了汽耗和电耗，年可节约ll0万元。     

转炉用快速烧结镁r质投补料

根据转炉大面耐火材料的使用条件 ,研究了影响沥青结合及树脂结合镁质投补料使用性能的主要因素。结果表明 ,控制配入合适溶剂的沥青或树脂的加入量 ,掺加少量外加剂 ,可获得性能良好的修补料。二者相比 ,沥青结合镁质投补料的烧结时间较长 ,容易出现凹坑 ;树脂结合投补料与砖体间的粘结性比沥青的稍差 ,容易出现翘曲。     

Molecular simulation of hydrogen adsorption in organic zeolite

The adsorption of molecular hydrogen on model zeolites has been simulated employing Grand Canonical Monte Carlo (GCMC) procedure. The effects of cation type, available volume, surface area, temperature, pressure and pre-adsorbed organics such as benzene on the hydrogen uptake are analyzed. The hydrogen adsorption can be affected mainly by the available volume and surface area per g-zeolite at the same temperature and pressure. Increase of temperature results in the decrease of sorption intensity and capacity. The adsorption capacity correlates well with the pressure with high linearity at room temperature. Adsorption is lowered by the pre-adsorbed benzene molecule. The orientation and the number of benzene molecule in zeolite affect the adsorption capacity. The organic zeolite with larger available volume shows larger adsorption capacity.     

Agronomic evaluation of fertilizer products derived from Sukulu Hills phosphate rock

Partial acidulation of phosphate rock (PR) or compaction of PR with soluble P fertilizers can improve the usefulness of unreactive PR for use as P fertilizer. A greenhouse study was conducted to evaluate nonconventional phosphate fertilizers derived from a low reactive Sukulu Hills PR from Uganda. Raw PR (which contained 341.0 g kg^–1 Fe₂O₃), beneficiated or concentrate PR, partially acidulated PR (PAPR) and PR compacted with triple superphosphate (TSP) were evaluated. Compacted materials had a P ratio of PR:TSP = 50:50. PAPR materials were made by 50% acidulation with H₂SO₄. TSP was used as a reference fertilizer. Fertilizers were applied to an acidic (pH = 5.4) Hiwassee loam (clayey, kaolinitic, thermic Rhodic Kanhapludults) at rates of 0, 50, 100, 200, 300 and 400 mg P kg^–1 soil. Two successive corn (Zea mays L.) crops were grown for 6 weeks. Compacted concentrate PR + TSP and raw PR + TSP were 94.4 and 89.7% as effective as TSP, respectively, in increasing dry-matter yields for the first corn crop. PAPR from the concentrate was 54.8% as effective as TSP. Raw PR, concentrate PR and the PAPR from the raw PR were ineffective in increasing dry-matter yields. The same trends were obtained when P uptake was used to compare effectiveness. Ineffectiveness of the raw PR and its corresponding PAPR was attributed to a high Fe₂O₃ content in the raw PR. Bray I and Pi paper were found to be nearly equally suitable at estimating available P in the soils treated with responsive fertilizer materials. Mehlich 1 overestimated available P in soil treated with raw PR, concentrate PR or the PAPR from the raw PR.     

Liquid-phase adsorption of dyes and phenols using pinewood-based activated carbons

Physical properties of activated carbons prepared from pinewood at different activation times (0.5, 1.5, 2.7, and 4.0 h) in steam at 900 °C were studied. The adsorption equilibria and kinetics of three dyes and three phenols (phenol, 3-chlorophenol, and o-cresol) from aqueous solutions on such carbons were then examined at 30 °C. The adsorption isotherms of phenols could be well fitted by the Freundlich equation, and those of dyes were adequately described by the Langmuir-Freundlich equation. The effect of microporosity of the carbons on adsorption capacity was explored. Four simplified kinetic models including pseudo-first-order equation, pseudo-second-order equation, intraparticle diffusion model, and the Elovich equation were selected to follow the adsorption processes. The adsorption of all six adsorbates could be best described by the Elovich equation. The kinetic parameters of this best-fit model were calculated and discussed.     

Agronomical evaluation of phosphate fertilizer as a nutrient source of phosphorus for crops: Isotopic procedure

The agronomic effectiveness of P fertilizers, as sources of phosphorus for crops, was evaluated using the quantities, P_f, of phosphorus taken up byLolium perenne grown on 14 soils during greenhouse experiments in pot cultures. The P_f quantities were determined using³²P-labelled fertilizers. Data were analysed using a new concept: the Isotopic Relative Agronomic Effectiveness (IRAE). The IRAE value was defined as the ratio of the P_f quantity, taken up by a crop, of a tested fertilizer over the P_f quantity, taken up by a crop, of a fertilizer used as standard. In our experiments diammonium phosphate (DAP) was used as standard P fertilizer and two rock phosphates, the North Carolina rock phosphate (NCPR) and a calcium-iron-aluminium phosphate (Phospal), were tested. As a linear relationship between P_f(NCPR) quantities and P_f(DAP) quantities was obtained, with r² = 0.95, when the application rates increased from 15 mgP (kg soil)^–1 to 200 mgP (kg soil)^–1, it is conciuded that IRAE values for a given fertilizer, other than the standard fertilizer, could be determined with a single rate of application. As regards soil pH in the range 4.7 to 8.2 the IRAE_NCPR is related to soil pH by a curvilinear relationship: log IRAE_NCPR = –(0.44) pH + 4.05 with r² = 0.89. The average of IRAE_phospal values was 0.15 with a standard error = 7% irrespective of soil pH. Then a logarithmic relationship was obtained between IRAE values of the two tested fertilizers and their water P-solubility determined at the soil pH where they were applied.