An investigation of carbon nanotube jet grinding

Since their observation in 1976 and 1991, carbon nanotubes (CNTs) have generated much interest due to their properties and potential applications. CNTs are tubular carbon molecules with remarkable mechanical, electrical, chemical and thermal properties, which make them useful in various applications. Industries producing CNTs via the fluidized bed chemical vapor deposition technique face challenges related to the size of CNT bundles. The two main challenges are agglomeration and agglomerate size distribution control. A solution to these challenges involves the use of jet mills to grind the CNT agglomerates. The goal of this study was to determine whether the nanotubes could be ground with air jets using a commercial jet mill and apply a two-parameter model to describe the grinding process. The present study has indicated that air-jet grinding of CNTs is feasible with a typical commercial jet mill. This paper presents the effect of operational parameters on the arithmetic mean diameter of the ground product. Sonic velocity through the grinding nozzles was required to obtain reasonable grinding rates and relatively narrow particle size distributions. This occurs at high air to solids feedrate ratios. Additionally, a simple attrition model can describe the grinding process in the spiral jet mill.     

Engineering Model of a Nonisobaric Heavily Laden Gas‐Particle Jet

An axisymmetrical model of a rapid nonisobaric heavily laden gas‐particle jet is developed. The model is based on the general functions for both axial and radial pressure distributions, which were discovered by a numerical study of rapid gas‐particle jets by the CFD code. The model equations were solved analytically. The results obtained by the model developed are in good agreement with those computed by the CFD code for a wide range of flow parameters.     

RADIOACTIVE OR NATURAL TRACER。TECHNIQUES FOR LEAK DETERMINING OF DAM ABUTMENT

Infiltration and localization of preferential infiltration zones at the dam abutment are measured using radioactive tracer tests of flow in boreholes,meanwhile interconnection between boreholes and the energing water points is analysed.The theory and practice of radioactive tracer synthetic detective method are described to give methods and calculation formulae used under the condition of stable flow in single well to measure permeability coefficient and hydrostatic heads.Major single hole techniques including measurement for seepage line,velocity,rate of seepage flow and relationship of recharge of groundwater in aquifers are introduced briefly.The possibilities offered by natureal tracers are analysed,uincluding electric-conduct,pH-value and temperature of water as well as stable isotopes(D,^18O) and tritium.Furthermore,the sensibilities of this theory and methods were confirmed by detecting seepage flow field of Xinanjiang Dam.     

注射模分型面设计中靠破孔的研究

针对应用Pro／E软件进行注射模分型面设计中出现的靠破孔问题，以阿尔卡特的OT535手机为例，归纳总结了设计分型面时填补破孔的基本思路和主要方法，解决了分型面设计中的关键问题。     

Propagation of the Chain Explosive‐Decomposition Reaction in Silver Azide Crystals

The velocity of the chain explosivedecomposition reaction in silver azide whiskes has been measured (1500 m/sec). The measured velocity is identified as the propagation velocity of the diffusion front of holes generated in the course of explosive decomposition.     

炼油厂酮苯装置空冷器腐蚀原因分析

炼厂酮苯装置空冷器因空冷管束腐蚀穿孔被迫停工检修，经取样分析和现场调查，得出结论：溶解氧含量偏高，设备本身存在震动，无盐水质量不稳定及空冷管束选材不当是造成空冷器管束腐蚀穿孔的主要原因，提出有效大的防腐措施。     

基于PCI总线高解析喷码机的FPGA设计与实现

介绍了一种采用XJ128按需喷印喷头,利用FPGA实现的高解析喷码机系统的组成,详细阐述了基于PCI高速总线控制,驱动两个XJ128喷头的FPGA设计与实现的过程,然后给出了成功设计实现的喷印样品.     

电火花打孔加工系统

本文介绍了电火花打孔加工系统的工作原理和组成、并对系统中的高压脉冲产生电路的设计进行了详细的阐述     

Genetic adaptive state estimation

A genetic algorithm (GA) uses the principles of evolution, natural selection, and genetics to offer a method for parallel search of complex spaces. This paper describes a GA that can perform on-line adaptive state estimation for linear and nonlinear systems. First, it shows how to construct a genetic adaptive state estimator where a GA evolves the model in a state estimator in real time so that the state estimation error is driven to zero. Next, several examples are used to illustrate the operation and performance of the genetic adaptive state estimator. Its performance is compared to that of the conventional adaptive Luenberger observer for two linear system examples. Next, a genetic adaptive state estimator is used to predict when surge and stall occur in a nonlinear jet engine. Our main conclusion is that the genetic adaptive state estimator has the potential to offer higher performance estimators for nonlinear systems over current methods.     

Horizons and Ergoregions in Superfluids

Ripplons—gravity-capillary waves on the free surface of a liquid or at the interfaces between two superfluids—are the most favorable excitations for simulation of the general-relativistic effects related to horizons and ergoregions. The white-hole horizon for the “relativistic” ripplons at the surface of the shallow liquid is easily simulated using the kitchen-bath hydraulic jump. The same white-hole horizon is observed in quantum liquid—superfluid ⁴He. The ergoregion for the “non-relativistic” ripplons is generated in the experiments with two sliding ³He superfluids. The common property experienced by all these ripplons is the Miles instability inside the ergoregion or horizon. Because of the universality of the Miles instability, one may expect that it could take place inside the horizon of the astrophysical black holes, if there is a preferred reference frame which comes from the trans-Planckian physics. If this is the case, the black hole would evapotate much faster than due to the Hawking radiation. Hawking radiation from the artificial black hole in terms of the quantum tunneling of phonons and ripplons is also discussed.