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Online since: February 2020
Authors: Denis Veselov, Nikolay Volkov, Nazar Zibilyuk, Konstantin Oblov, Boris Podlepetsky, Maya Etrekova, Nikolay Samotaev
Technological solutions which possess to obtain MOX sensors in SMD form-factor include the combined usage of silicon MEMS microhotplate [3-6], SMD package made of different materials such as plastic [3], metal-plastic [4] and metal-ceramic [5, 6].
MOX gas sensitive materials are known by their low selectivity, which prevents some applications for MOX gas sensors.
Materials and Methods After long-term experiments with wide spectres of perspective ceramics MEMS technologies [22] and materials (ZrO2 [23], Al2O3 [24], LTCC [25]) used for MEMS platforms fabrication we have chosen combination of the laser micromilling of monolithic ceramics (further will describe the result based on 99,9% Al2O3 commercially available) and printed technologies to form metallization on MEMS microhotplate and SMD package.
Acknowledgments This research was funded by Ministry of Science and Higher Education of Russian Federation, grant number 14.584.21.0030 from 22.11.2017, unique identifier RFMEFI58417X0030.
J M, Shim Y-S, Kim D H, Sohn W, Jung Y, Lee S Y, Choi S, Kim Y H, Jeon J-M, Hong K, Kwon K C, Park S Y, Kim C, Lee J-H, Kang C-Y and Jang H W, Synergetically Selective Toluene Sensing in Hematite-Decorated Nickel Oxide Nanocorals, 2017 Advanced Materials Technologies 2 (3) article 1600259 [13] Jeong S-Y, Yoon J-W, Kim T-H, Jeong H-M, Lee C-S, Chan Kang Y and Lee J-H, Ultra-selective detection of sub-ppm-level benzene using Pd-SnO2 yolk-shell micro-reactors with a catalytic Co3O4 overlayer for monitoring air quality, 2017 Journal of Materials Chemistry A 5 (4) 1446-1454 [14] Jeong H-M, Jeong S-Y, Kim J-H, Kim B-Y, Kim J-S, Abdel-Hady F, Wazzan A A, Al-Turaif H A, Jang H W and Lee J-H, Gas Selectivity Control in Co3O4 Sensor via Concurrent Tuning of Gas Reforming and Gas Filtering using Nanoscale Hetero-Overlayer of Catalytic Oxides, 2017 ACS Applied Materials and Interfaces 9 (47) 41397-41404 [15] Graunke T, Tarantik K R, Schmitt K, Raible S and Wöllenstein J, Investigation of active
MOX gas sensitive materials are known by their low selectivity, which prevents some applications for MOX gas sensors.
Materials and Methods After long-term experiments with wide spectres of perspective ceramics MEMS technologies [22] and materials (ZrO2 [23], Al2O3 [24], LTCC [25]) used for MEMS platforms fabrication we have chosen combination of the laser micromilling of monolithic ceramics (further will describe the result based on 99,9% Al2O3 commercially available) and printed technologies to form metallization on MEMS microhotplate and SMD package.
Acknowledgments This research was funded by Ministry of Science and Higher Education of Russian Federation, grant number 14.584.21.0030 from 22.11.2017, unique identifier RFMEFI58417X0030.
J M, Shim Y-S, Kim D H, Sohn W, Jung Y, Lee S Y, Choi S, Kim Y H, Jeon J-M, Hong K, Kwon K C, Park S Y, Kim C, Lee J-H, Kang C-Y and Jang H W, Synergetically Selective Toluene Sensing in Hematite-Decorated Nickel Oxide Nanocorals, 2017 Advanced Materials Technologies 2 (3) article 1600259 [13] Jeong S-Y, Yoon J-W, Kim T-H, Jeong H-M, Lee C-S, Chan Kang Y and Lee J-H, Ultra-selective detection of sub-ppm-level benzene using Pd-SnO2 yolk-shell micro-reactors with a catalytic Co3O4 overlayer for monitoring air quality, 2017 Journal of Materials Chemistry A 5 (4) 1446-1454 [14] Jeong H-M, Jeong S-Y, Kim J-H, Kim B-Y, Kim J-S, Abdel-Hady F, Wazzan A A, Al-Turaif H A, Jang H W and Lee J-H, Gas Selectivity Control in Co3O4 Sensor via Concurrent Tuning of Gas Reforming and Gas Filtering using Nanoscale Hetero-Overlayer of Catalytic Oxides, 2017 ACS Applied Materials and Interfaces 9 (47) 41397-41404 [15] Graunke T, Tarantik K R, Schmitt K, Raible S and Wöllenstein J, Investigation of active
Online since: May 2012
Authors: Jian Chen
High temperature oil water will cause the oil drops splashing, water mist spray fire if there is high or burning oil drops from splashing out, can cause personal injury, or ignition of combustible materials nearby causes the fire spread,as a result the nozzle working pressure is too high, the droplet diameter is larger and other factors Through the experiment in the process of observation, we found the selection coefficient is1.3
when the applicator has splash phenomenon, the pan around the ground floor there is a trace of oil splash.
Dong: Fire Science and Technologe Vol. 25 (2006), p. 45(In Chinese) [2] Y.D.
Fang,J.H.Liu and L.Lin: Journal of Combustion Science and Technology Vol. 12 (2006), p. 318(In Chinese) [3] D.L.Yang,Y.D.Fang and J.H.Liu: Fire Safety Science Vol. 15 (2006), p. 28(In Chinese) [4] P.H.Zhang,X.Y.Gao and X.C.Zhang:Journal of Shengyang Jianzhu University(Nature Science) Vol. 26 (2010), p. 951(In Chinese) [5] Z.G.Liu,A.K.Kim and D.Carpenter: Fire Technology Vol. 40 (2004), p. 309(In Chinese)
Dong: Fire Science and Technologe Vol. 25 (2006), p. 45(In Chinese) [2] Y.D.
Fang,J.H.Liu and L.Lin: Journal of Combustion Science and Technology Vol. 12 (2006), p. 318(In Chinese) [3] D.L.Yang,Y.D.Fang and J.H.Liu: Fire Safety Science Vol. 15 (2006), p. 28(In Chinese) [4] P.H.Zhang,X.Y.Gao and X.C.Zhang:Journal of Shengyang Jianzhu University(Nature Science) Vol. 26 (2010), p. 951(In Chinese) [5] Z.G.Liu,A.K.Kim and D.Carpenter: Fire Technology Vol. 40 (2004), p. 309(In Chinese)
Online since: November 2011
Authors: Hai Hua Li
Discussion of Task-Driven Teaching Approach through Software Engineering Teaching
LI Hai-hua
Faculty of Management Science and Information Engineering, Jilin University of Finance and Ecnomics , Changchun, China
lihaihua_sarah@163.com
Keywords: Task-Driven teaching approach; software engineering
Abstract.
The teacher does not limit the method of fulfilling the task or the form and content of the finished works, but only provides the materials required to finish the task.
Besides, the software development process applies knowledge of subjects such as computer science, mathematics, management science, psychology and sociology.
Journal of Kunming Metallurgy College (2008) [4] Gao Sou Lei: Application of task-driven teaching method in higher mathematics [J].
Journal of Science of Teachers' College and University (2009)
The teacher does not limit the method of fulfilling the task or the form and content of the finished works, but only provides the materials required to finish the task.
Besides, the software development process applies knowledge of subjects such as computer science, mathematics, management science, psychology and sociology.
Journal of Kunming Metallurgy College (2008) [4] Gao Sou Lei: Application of task-driven teaching method in higher mathematics [J].
Journal of Science of Teachers' College and University (2009)
Online since: December 2012
Authors: Shen Zhen Xu, Ying Ying Sun, Jing Zhang, Bin Lun Yan
Materials and methods
HAB algae and macroalgae
Karenia mikimitoi and Alexandrium tamarense were offered by the Microalga Research Laboratory of the Ocean University of China, Qingdao, China.
Marine Environmental Science Vol. 29(2010), p. 27-31(in Chinese) [2] Huiming Lu, Xiaojian Liao, Yufeng Yang and Shihai Xu.
Marine Science Bulletin Vol. 30(2011), p. 328-333(in Chinese) [4] R.
Journal of Sea Research Vol. 58(2007), p. 189-197 [5] J.
Journal of J inan University (Natural Science) Vol. 27(2006), p. 754-759(in Chinese) [7] Yingying Sun, Xiaoxiao Liu, Binlun Yan and Changhai Wang.
Marine Environmental Science Vol. 29(2010), p. 27-31(in Chinese) [2] Huiming Lu, Xiaojian Liao, Yufeng Yang and Shihai Xu.
Marine Science Bulletin Vol. 30(2011), p. 328-333(in Chinese) [4] R.
Journal of Sea Research Vol. 58(2007), p. 189-197 [5] J.
Journal of J inan University (Natural Science) Vol. 27(2006), p. 754-759(in Chinese) [7] Yingying Sun, Xiaoxiao Liu, Binlun Yan and Changhai Wang.
Online since: May 2011
Authors: Hua Wen, Qian Gong Cheng, Cheng Hui Li, Jin Jiang YU
LTD, Liaoyang 111000, China
3College of Civil Engineering and Architecture, Southwest University of Science and Technology, Mianyang 621010, China;
a47702099@qq.com, bchengqiangong@home.swjtu.edu.cn, cchli163chli@163.com, dwenhua189@163.com
Keywords: pile-net composite foundation, deep soft soil, settlement, numerical simulation
Abstract: Based on the foundation treatment for deep soft soil in Chaoshan station district, this paper studied the engineering characteristics of soft soil in Chaoshan and the settlement regularity of pile-net composite foundation, etc. by numerical simulation.
Fig. 4 Numerical model of pile-net composite foundation Soil body and cushion are simulated by zone brick with 8 grid-points (including 9275 zones and 13828 grid-points) while pile body and geotechnical grille by pile element and geotechnical grille element embedded in FLAC3D (including 10664 structural-elements and 5836 nodes); soil body and cushion are treated as the materials in Mohr ideal elastic-plastic model; boundary condition: completely fixed at bottom and horizontal fixed at side.
Changsha:Changsha University of Science & Technology.
Finite Element Analysis of Performance of Reinforced Embankment over Piles.Journal of Shandong University of Science and Technology(Natural Science), 2006,25(2):50-53.
Numerical simulation and comparison of pile-net composite foundation with pile-supported embankment.Chinese Journal of Geotechnical Engineering, 2007,29(5):769-772.
Fig. 4 Numerical model of pile-net composite foundation Soil body and cushion are simulated by zone brick with 8 grid-points (including 9275 zones and 13828 grid-points) while pile body and geotechnical grille by pile element and geotechnical grille element embedded in FLAC3D (including 10664 structural-elements and 5836 nodes); soil body and cushion are treated as the materials in Mohr ideal elastic-plastic model; boundary condition: completely fixed at bottom and horizontal fixed at side.
Changsha:Changsha University of Science & Technology.
Finite Element Analysis of Performance of Reinforced Embankment over Piles.Journal of Shandong University of Science and Technology(Natural Science), 2006,25(2):50-53.
Numerical simulation and comparison of pile-net composite foundation with pile-supported embankment.Chinese Journal of Geotechnical Engineering, 2007,29(5):769-772.
Online since: February 2012
Authors: Hua Zhang, Xiao Yan Tie
Meshing Performance Analysis of New Non-zero-positive Modification Spiral Bevel Gear
Hua Zhang1, a, Xiaoyan Tie2,b
1School of Mechanical & Electronic Engineering, Henan University of Science & Technology, 48 Xiyuan Road, Luo Yang, P.
From the present materials, it was imprecise to analyze the performance of non-zero-modification gear pair by adopting normal charts and empirical formulas.
Acknowledgements Financial assistance was provided by the Doctoral Science Foundation of Henan University of Science & Technology, Outstanding Scholarship Innovation Foundation of Henan Province (No. 094200510007), Research and Creative Ability Cultivation Foundation of Henan University of Science & Technology (No. 2011CX009).
Journal of Luoyang Institute of Technology, 2000, 21(2): 32~34.
Journal of Luoyang Institute of Technology, 1999, 20(1): 39~41.
From the present materials, it was imprecise to analyze the performance of non-zero-modification gear pair by adopting normal charts and empirical formulas.
Acknowledgements Financial assistance was provided by the Doctoral Science Foundation of Henan University of Science & Technology, Outstanding Scholarship Innovation Foundation of Henan Province (No. 094200510007), Research and Creative Ability Cultivation Foundation of Henan University of Science & Technology (No. 2011CX009).
Journal of Luoyang Institute of Technology, 2000, 21(2): 32~34.
Journal of Luoyang Institute of Technology, 1999, 20(1): 39~41.
Online since: July 2003
Authors: Xiao-jing Zheng, Xiao-Fan Gou, You He Zhou
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According to Eq. (7), we can introduce a current vector potential �� �
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from which Eq. (7) is auto-satisfied.
The parameters of materials and geometry in the case study are taken as follows: the HTS bulk has 26mm in diameter and 10mm in thickness, and its critical current density 0cJ = 8 2 1.4 10 /A m× ; the PM has 25mm in diameter and 20mm in thickness, and 0.5T of the magnetic induction magnitude on its surface, thus, the value of 0B is taken as 0.32T.
Journal Title and Volume Number (to be inserted by the publisher) Fig. 2 A flow pattern of shielding current in Fig. 3 A distribution of cross-section distribution the thin layer of superconductor of trapped magnetic field when gap is equal (gap=0.4mm) to 0.4mm Fig. 4 Characteristic curve of superconducting Fig. 5 A cross-section distribution of magnetic levitation force versus gap between the force per area when the gap is 0.4mm HTS and the PM Fig. 6 Relation of the maximum magnetic force Fig. 7 Dependence of the maximum magnetic varying with the surface magnetic field force on diameter of PM when the diameter of permanent magnet (gap=0.4mm) of HTS is 18mm and gap=0.4mm Title of Publication (to be
This research work was supported by a grant of part from the Key Project of NSFC (No.10132010), the National Natural Science Foundation of China for Outstanding Young Researchers, the Science Fund of the Ministry of Education of China for Ph.D Program, and the Pre-Project Fund of National Basic Research of the Ministry of Science and Technology of China.
Zheng: Mechanics of Electromagnetic Solid Structure ( Science Press, Beijin 1999).
The parameters of materials and geometry in the case study are taken as follows: the HTS bulk has 26mm in diameter and 10mm in thickness, and its critical current density 0cJ = 8 2 1.4 10 /A m× ; the PM has 25mm in diameter and 20mm in thickness, and 0.5T of the magnetic induction magnitude on its surface, thus, the value of 0B is taken as 0.32T.
Journal Title and Volume Number (to be inserted by the publisher) Fig. 2 A flow pattern of shielding current in Fig. 3 A distribution of cross-section distribution the thin layer of superconductor of trapped magnetic field when gap is equal (gap=0.4mm) to 0.4mm Fig. 4 Characteristic curve of superconducting Fig. 5 A cross-section distribution of magnetic levitation force versus gap between the force per area when the gap is 0.4mm HTS and the PM Fig. 6 Relation of the maximum magnetic force Fig. 7 Dependence of the maximum magnetic varying with the surface magnetic field force on diameter of PM when the diameter of permanent magnet (gap=0.4mm) of HTS is 18mm and gap=0.4mm Title of Publication (to be
This research work was supported by a grant of part from the Key Project of NSFC (No.10132010), the National Natural Science Foundation of China for Outstanding Young Researchers, the Science Fund of the Ministry of Education of China for Ph.D Program, and the Pre-Project Fund of National Basic Research of the Ministry of Science and Technology of China.
Zheng: Mechanics of Electromagnetic Solid Structure ( Science Press, Beijin 1999).
Online since: August 2014
Authors: Xiang Zhong Meng, Tao Yin, Cun Hai Lin, Zhen Qi Wang
Beijing: Science Press, 2005
Solar Energy Materials and Solar Ce11s, 2005, 89 (1):1-24
Xi'an University of Electronic Science and Technology, 2012
Research on Maximum Power Point Tracking Based on Fuzzy Controlling Technology [J].Journal of System Simulation. 2012,24 (2): 398-403
Journal of Hubei University of Technology.2011, 26 (1):16-19.
Solar Energy Materials and Solar Ce11s, 2005, 89 (1):1-24
Xi'an University of Electronic Science and Technology, 2012
Research on Maximum Power Point Tracking Based on Fuzzy Controlling Technology [J].Journal of System Simulation. 2012,24 (2): 398-403
Journal of Hubei University of Technology.2011, 26 (1):16-19.
Online since: December 2013
Authors: Ming Hai Li, Kun Peng Qi, Wu Qiang Long
Tomic: Thermal Science.
He: Advanced Materials Research.
(SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY).
Ge: Journal of Combustion Science and Technology. 10(2004), p. 465 (In Chinese) [12] S.
Liu: Journal of Beijing Jiaotong University, 2007, 31(4):115-119.
He: Advanced Materials Research.
(SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY).
Ge: Journal of Combustion Science and Technology. 10(2004), p. 465 (In Chinese) [12] S.
Liu: Journal of Beijing Jiaotong University, 2007, 31(4):115-119.