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Grain measurement is an important aspect of grain depot monitoring, the system uses a laser sensor device and other equipments, the realization of the non-contact measurement based on a suitable mathematical model and security communication protocol dynamic,it can gets the real-time three-dimensional information of grain in dynamic, fast and accurate.
Then according to the measured data, using multiple integral to get the volume of granary, volume multiplied by the proportion of grain, grain weight can be obtained.
The system will use laser technology to realize the grain position measurement.
Using the system composition, system may be under the control of a program along X axis and Y axis, free rotation,to achieve different points’ distance of the grain surface.
Surface three-dimensional information on raw grain is restored by mathematical modeling and simulation.

The number of pores was higher with the gain fraction of grain boundaries.
The porosity was related not only to the number of pores but also to the pore geometry.
The grains in all the three specimens were attached well to the neighbor grains.
A high number of pores were noticeable in the 3 h milled specimen.
The 4 h milled specimen showed relatively a few numbers of pores than the 3 and 5 h specimens.

The number of grains of ear was important for seed yield.
The product of each plot grain yield and grain starch content was the starch yield.
grouting of grain.
The analysis on the correlation between yield factors and yield indicated: the correlation between ears number and yield did not reach to significant level (r=0.767, r0.05=0.811); the correlation between grains/ear and yield reached to significant level (r=0.978, r0.01=0.917); and the correlation between 1000 grain weight did not reach to significant level (r=0.669, r0.05=0.811).
Table 4 Effect of NPK Fertilizers Cooperating Application on the Grains, Starch Yield and Yield Factors Treatment Yield Starch Yield Ears Number Grains Per Ear 1000 Grain Weight (kg/hm2) (kg/hm2) (ears/hm2) (grains/ear) (g/1000 grains) 1 6240 Cd 4577 Dd 44125 b 479.5 Bc 298 b 2 6901 Bc 5237 Cc 45875 a 497.3 Bc 313 a 3 8017 Ab 5996Bb 45875 a 540.4 Ab 310a 4 8158 Aa 5959Bb 45875 a 550.4 Aab 313 a 5 6919Bc 5127 Cc 44125 b 487.7 Bc 312 a 6 8393 Aa 6481 Aa 45875 a 569.3 Aa 313 a Confirmation on the Optimization fertilization Scheme The price of high starch maize in 2005 was 1.5RMB/kg; N was 3.2 RMB/kg; P2O5 was 3.4 RMB/kg; K2O was 2.8 RMB/kg; and other investment was unchanged.

In the solution about 30 µm andlinear grain boundaries (Fig.2a).
Indeed the presence of small carbides at the grain boundaries (Fig.1) seems to strengthen the grain boundary.
This seems to be confirmed by the reduced number of cracks detected near the fracture surface from cross-sectional observations (Fig.5).
properties was attributed to the presence of small carbides and the tortuous morphology of the grain boundaries.
serrated grain boundaries providedan This enhancement of the tensile properties was attributed to the presence of small carbides and the tortuous morphology of the grain erstand the role of the grain boundary containing heat resistant austenitic stainless steel.

This study aims to use a diamond tip to plunge further on the grinding wheel, beyond the point of plastic deformation, to obtain a relation between depth of contact and number of collisions between the diamond and abrasive grains.
The full process is performed in two other positions along the width of the grinding wheel and the average number of grains is evaluated for each depth of contact.
Fig. 5 Signal intensity and number of kinematic edges on the grinding wheel using abrasive grains Type A.
Fig. 6 Signal intensity and number of kinematic edges on the grinding wheel using abrasive grains Type B.
Although it is difficult to classify each peak on the AE signal as a perfect collision between the diamond and a whole grain, it is possible to relate the total collision count to the number of kinematic edges and therefore observe the wear influence over the number of active grains.

Figure 1a shows the number of cycles needed to form a PSB and demonstrates that the number of cycles is the higher the lower the stress amplitudes are.
Fig. 1a Stress amplitude and number of cycles needed to form a PSB.
In addition, the increasing number of grains containing PSBs was observed continuously and is also plotted in Fig. 2.
The other lines in Fig. 2 indicate examples, when 5%, 10%, 30% and 100% of the grains were covered by PSBs at higher numbers of cycles.
Cracks even 50 µm apart from the surface and also interior grain-boundary cracks as well as fragmented internal grain boundaries and dislocation wall structures could be observed [4].

Comparing Fig.3(b) with (c) of the sono- solidification, it is worth noting that the number (different solid fractions) of non-equilibrium α-Al grains increase as the eutectic solidification proceeded. 3.3 Increase in area fraction of αααα-Al grain during eutectic solidification In the sono-solidification of hypereutectic Al-Si alloy, non-equilibrium α-Al grains increase as the eutectic solidification proceeded, as described above.
Comparing Fig.5(a) with Fig5(b), non-equilibrium α-Al grains become more granular and keep on increasing the number as the sono-solidification proceeded.
The profile of silicon content in primary α-Al grains is a concave shape, that is, primary α-Al grains crystallized at higher temperature has the lowest silicon content at the grain center based on the consideration of Fig.6 at ambient pressure.
The Fig.7(b) exhibits that the silicon content in non- equilibrium α-Al grains of Al-18mass%Si alloy solidified with ultrasonic irradiation is higher at each grain center.
(4) Non-equilibrium α-Al grains contain higher silicon content than that in primary α-Al grains of hypoeutectic Al-Si alloy solidified without ultrasonic irradiation.

A second microstructure parameter is the RB fraction, f, defined as the number of RB divided by the total number of boundaries.
The crack is allowed to propagate along grain boundaries only.
Instead, a discrete model is used, where nodes are placed in the grains centers and beam elements connect every pair of grains with common boundary.
This assumption is consistent with experimentally observed grain boundary behaviour (e.g
The failed grain boundaries are shown as non-transparent (blue and green in colour).

Access depends on the number of grain of experience and estimation.
Vibrating wire pressure sensor is deployed in the bottom grain storage in advance, and then began to store grain silos.
Background calculates the weight of grain storage silos by the received data.
Access depends on the number of grain of experience and estimation.
Vibrating wire pressure sensor is deployed in the bottom grain storage in advance, and then began to store grain silos.

Furthermore, twinning is highly sensitive to grain size, with finer grain sized samples exhibiting a lower volume fraction of twins [3].
It means that the grain growth of the alloy is sensitive to the annealing temperature but the growth of the recrystallized grains is slight.
Table 1 date of the grain size and hardness of the annealed specimens.
These effects of orientation will be particularly important in non-cubic metals, due to the small number of their slip systems [13].
The strength anisotropy increases with decreasing grain size.