Strong tribocatalytic dye degradation by tungsten bronze Ba4Nd2Fe2Nb8O30

The triboelectric effect has recently demonstrated its great potential in environmental remediation and even new energy applications for triggering a number of catalytic reactions by utilizing trivial mechanical energy. In this study, Ba₄Nd₂Fe₂Nb₈O₃₀ (BNFN) submicron powders were used to degrade organic dyes via the tribocatalytic effect. Under the frictional excitation of three PTFE stirring rods in a 5 mg/L RhB dye solution, BNFN demonstrates a high tribocatalytic degradation efficiency of 97% in 2 h. Hydroxyl radicals (?OH) and superoxide radicals (?O₂－) were also detected during the catalysis process, which proves that triboelectric energy stimulates BNFN to generate electron-hole pairs. The tribocatalysis of tungsten bronze BNFN submicron powders provides a novel and efficient method for the degradation of wastewater dye by utilizing trivial mechanical energy.     

Synthesis and characterization of Manganese doped Tungsten oxide by Microwave irradiation method

The aim of this article is to synthesis tungsten oxide (WO₃) nanoparticle along with Manganese (3 wt% and 10 wt%) by Microwave irradiation method. The physical properties of the synthesized Manganese doped Tungsten oxide materials were characterized by X-Ray Diffraction (XRD), Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy (FTIR), Transmission Electron Microscope (TEM), UV-Diffuse Reflectance Spectroscopy, SEM-EDAX and Photoluminescence studies. The predominant peaks obtained in X-ray diffraction pattern reveal the crystalline nature of the nanoparticles and the structure belongs to Monoclinic for pure and Mn doped WO₃. FTIR analysis shows the presence of Tungsten and oxygen in the synthesis material and verified with EDAX. TEM analysis shows both pristine and Mn doped WO₃ nanopaticles. They are having spherical shaped morphology with average particle size from 35 to 40 nm. UV-DRS revealed that the bandgap energy for pure and Manganese doped WO₃ are discussed in this article. The Scanning Electron Microscope analysis shows the plate like morphology for pure WO₃ and the morphology were decreased by doping Manganese. The defects and oxygen deficiencies were analysed by photoluminescence spectroscopy.     

Fabrication of tungsten oxide photoanode by doctor blade technique and investigation on its photocatalytic operation mechanism

WO₃ is a potential material candidate for construction of photoanode for solar driven water splitting. In this work, μm-thick porous WO₃ photoanode is prepared by depositing a stable ink made of WO₃ nanoparticles and Aristoflex velvet polymer in water using the doctor blade technique, followed by a sintering in air. The nature of WO₃ nanoparticles, its loading mass on F-doped tin oxide electrode as well as sintering temperature are examined in order to optimize the photocatalytic activity of the resultant WO₃ photoanode. The operation of WO₃ photoanode is investigated by varying the light illumination direction and light incident intensity as well as changing the nature of the electrolyte. Dissolved tungsten in electrolyte is quantified by ICP-MS providing insights into the influences of electrolyte nature and operating conditions to the corrosion of WO₃. It is proposed that the H₂O₂ and OH^. radical generated as by-products of the photo-driven water oxidation on the photoanode surface are harmful species that accelerate the dissolution of WO₃.     

Tungsten(VI) oxide supported rhodium nanoparticles: Highly active catalysts in hydrogen generation from ammonia borane

Herein, we report the use of tungsten(VI) oxide (WO₃) as support for Rh⁰ nanoparticles. The resulting Rh⁰/WO₃ nanoparticles are highly active and stable catalysts in H₂ generation from the hydrolysis of ammonia borane (AB). We present the results of our investigation on the particle size distribution, catalytic activity and stability of Rh⁰/WO₃ catalysts with 0.5%, 1.0%, 2.0% wt. Rh loadings in the hydrolysis reaction. The results reveal that Rh⁰/WO₃ (0.5% wt. Rh) is very promising catalyst providing a turnover frequency of 749 min^?1 in releasing 3.0 equivalent H₂ per mole of AB from the hydrolysis at 25.0 °C. The high catalytic activity of Rh⁰/WO₃ catalyst is attributed to the reducible nature of support. The report covers the results of kinetics study as well as comparative investigation of activity, recyclability, and reusability of colloidal(0) nanoparticles and Rh⁰/WO₃ (0.5 % wt. Rh) catalyst in the hydrolysis reaction.     

涤纶工业丝环吹风改造的设计计算

应用PET纤维的冷却成形理论 ,结合空气调节的相关知识 ,提出了环吹风的设计计算方法 ,对涤纶工业丝环吹风进行了设计改造 ,满足了纺丝工艺要求     

An integrated approach to the optimum utilization of national tungsten resources: Technology gaps

A critical review of the current status of tungsten resources, of state-of-the-art processing technology and of product development in India vis-a-vis the world scenario is presented. An attempt has been made to identify technology gap areas requiring attention.     

LW-601喷水织机长丝织物松紧档疵点的成因及对策

松紧档疵点是喷水织机长丝织物织造过程中常见病疵之一。通过分析LW -60 1喷水织机的送经和卷取装置的工作原理 ,从机械调整与维护、生产过程管理及工艺优化等方面探讨了其产生的原因 ,并针对性提出了实用对策     

氧化钨物理特征的测量

对铵钨青铜（ATB）、氢钨青铜（HTB），紫色氧化钨（TVO）和蓝色氧化钨（TBO）四种氧化钨粉的氮气吸附/脱附等温线数据的分析。可以得出其表面积，微孔体积，微孔分布，中孔体积，平均孔径和分数维数。吸附/脱附等温线数据的分析表明，TVO粉末具有最大的中孔体积，最小的微孔体积，最窄的孔径分布，最小的分数维数和最大的平均孔径，其有利于氢还原制取超细钨粉，而不利于掺杂工艺，HTB粉末具有最大的微孔体积，最宽的孔径分布，最高的分数维数和最小的平均孔径，对于掺杂工艺来说是有利的，ATB和ABO的上述参数界于TVO和HTB之间。结果表明，利用吸附/脱附等温线来研究氧化物的物理特征是一个很好的方法；在氧化钨用于氢还原工艺和掺杂工艺之前必须研究其物理特征。     

W-35%Cu液相活化烧结工艺研究

本文从钨铜两相迁移机制和固溶扩散的角度 ,实验研究了钨铜复合粉的活化和常规烧结 ,分析了钨铜复合粉液相活化烧结过程中球磨时间、烧结温度、保温时间和升温速度对材料致密度的影响。结果表明 ,短时间球磨的钨铜复合粉具有良好的烧结性能 ,烧结温度和保温时间对材料致密度影响很大 ,活化烧结能有效降低烧结温度 ,提高烧结致密度     

热丝辅助ECR CVD制备cBN薄膜

立方氮化硼(cBN)是一种具有广泛应用价值的Ⅲ-Ⅴ族二元化合物，其优异性质可与金刚石相比拟或胜之．立方氮化硼的制备与性能研究是近二十年来材料领域关注的焦点之一．我们用热丝辅助ECR CVD方法制备了cBN薄膜，并初步探讨了热丝对cBN形成的作用．偏压并不是cBN形成的唯一主要条件，活性粒子也有非常关键的作用．