Enhanced thermal shrinkage behavior of phenolic-derived carbon aerogel-reinforced by HNTs with superior compressive strength performance

A novel carbon/m-HNTs composite aerogel was synthesized by introducing the modified halloysite nanotubes (m-HNTs) into phenolic (PR) aerogels through chemical grafting, followed with carbonization treatment. In order to explore the best proportion of HNTs to phenolic, the micromorphology of PR/m-HNTs were investigated by SEM before carbonization, confirming 10 wt% of m-HNTs is most beneficial to the porous network of aerogels. The interaction between PR and HNTs was studied by FTIR spectra, and microstructure evolution of the target product-carbon/m-HNTs composite aerogel were illustrated by SEM and TEM techniques. SEM patterns indicated that the carbon/m-HNTs aerogels maintain a stable porous structure at 1000 °C (carbonization temperature), while a ~20 nm carbon layer was formed around m-HNTs generating an integral unit through TEM analysis. Specific surface area and pore size distribution of composite aerogels were analyzed based on mercury intrusion porosimetry and N₂ adsorption–desorption method, the obtained results stayed around 500 m²g^?1 and 1.00 cm³g^?1 (pore volume) without significant discrepancy, compared with pure aerogel, showing the uniformity of pore size. The weight loss rate (26.76%) decreased greatly compared with pure aerogel, at the same time, the best volumetric shrinkage rate was only 30.83%, contributed by the existence of HNTs supporting the neighbor structure to avoid over-shrinking. The highest compressive strength reached to 4.43 MPa, while the data of pure aerogel was only 1.52 MPa, demonstrating the excellent mechanical property of carbon/m-HNTs aerogels.     

One-Dimensional Deep Convolutional Neural Network for Mineral Classification from Raman Spectroscopy

Neural Processing Letters - Raman spectroscopy is often used for the composition determination and rapid classification of materials because it can reflect the molecular information of materials....     

干巴菌多糖提取工艺优化及抗氧化活性的研究

以产于云南曲靖的干巴菌为原料,以多糖提取率为评价指标,采用单因素实验及正交实验优化干巴菌多糖的提取工艺,通过测定干巴菌多糖对DPPH自由基及羟基自由基的清除率来评价其抗氧化活性。结果表明,干巴菌多糖的最佳提取工艺为:提取温度70℃、提取时间2.5 h、料液比1∶15(g∶mL),在此条件下,多糖提取率达到10.08%;当干巴菌多糖浓度为5 mg·mL~(-1)时,其对DPPH自由基的清除率为86.99%,对羟基自由基的清除率为87.46%,有较好的抗氧化作用。     

Fractional order battery modelling methodologies for electric vehicle applications: Recent advances and perspectives

Science China Technological Sciences - Accurate modelling of lithium ion batteries is crucial for battery management in electric vehicles. Recent studies have revealed the fractional order nature...     

快速切换(SMED)在空调制造厂的研究与应用

在目前市场需求呈现规模扩张和品类个性化的冲击下,制造业面对的竞争压力愈发明显.且随着新时代自动化、信息化、大数据智能化等先进制造特征的兴起,更加促使制造业向转型升级不断进军.以空调制造业的控制器版块为例,从制约此单位效率的SMT车间切换浪费为切入点,在SMED快速换模的理念基础上,通过使用IE分析工具对切换流程进行研究,提炼出一套多模组固定料站切换模型,同时结合自动化、信息化等智能制造技术引进,完成SMT车间人力投入减少35人,日均产出点数提升18.29％,设备运行率提升15.46％,综合成本降低110.6万元/年的效益.成功推广应用至电子物料拣选版块,并开发信息化看板,夯实应用效益,再次证实"多模组固定料站"快速切换模型是典型小、多、高生产模式,具有可行性的解决方案.     

An effectiveness analysis of altmetrics indices for different levels of artificial intelligence publications

Scientometrics - Altmetrics indices are increasingly applied to measure scholarly influence in recent years because they can reflect the influence of research outputs more timely comparing with...     

Densification mechanism during reactive hot pressing of B4C-ZrO2 mixtures

The densification behaviors of pure B₄C and B₄C-ZrO₂ mixtures were compared during hot pressing. The results showed that in-situ formed ZrB₂ effectively enhanced the densification process of B₄C-ZrO₂ mixtures, more significantly during the intermediate stage. Within the relative density ranging from 0.75 to 0.90, the B₄C-15?wt%ZrO₂ mixture (B15Z) achieved the maximum densification rate as twice much as that of pure B₄C. The stress exponent n>3 indicated plastic deformation was the dominant densification mechanism of B15Z. The viscosities of plastic flow were evaluated using Murray-Rodger-William equation and the viscosity of B15Z was only a quarter of that in pure B₄C. The sintering activation energy was calculated to be 305.9?kJ/mol for pure B₄C and 197?kJ/mol for B15Z, respectively. It was proposed that the lower viscosity of plastic flow and activation energy accelerated the sliding and propagating motions of plastic flow, by which underlain the enhanced densification behaviors of B₄C-ZrO₂ mixtures.