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Online since: December 2013
Authors: Zi Yuan Qi, Ye Fei Wang, Xiao Li Xu
Experimental Material The brine composition is listed in Table 1.
(2) Wettability alteration is a key factor besides the IFT reduction which influences the imbibition recovery.
Journal of Petroleum Science and Engineering, 2000, 28(3): 123-143
Online since: December 2014
Authors: Jin Ling Yang, Xian Ge Cao, Xiang Lai Meng, Wei Cheng Zhang
Summary The point cloud data of the tunnel get by 3D laser scanning can provide a data basis to a large number of subsequent tunnel construction tasks, and can be used as the design basis of route adjustment of alignment and gradient, thus can greatly reduce the manpower required for the field data acquisition, material and financial resources.
According to the ground laser 3D scanning point cloud data can generate 3D visualization model which can provide a better simulation environment for the running of the train, therefore avoid the repeated collection of field data and save the engineering cost.
This research was financially supported by the Heilongjiang Province Department of Education Young Key Teachers Project (Grant NO. 1252G052) References [1] W.
Online since: December 2014
Authors: Bin Guo, Xin Ru Yin
ayinxr1990@163.com, b583065481@qq.com Key words: Property rights theory; Cost - benefit method; Housing maintenance fund; Supervision mode Abstract: This paper has found that supervision departments--the department of property management and their subordinate housing maintenance fund management center play the role of “athlete” and “goalkeeper” at the same time when they do supervision of using funds.
Maintenance engineering is too technical, thus housing fund management center can barely reconcile “authority” and “impartiality”[2].
Supervision costs consist of a lot of manpower, financial and material resources consumed in the process of monitoring activities.
Online since: October 2010
Authors: Li Cui, Xian Lei Hu, Xianghua Liu
Analysis of Leveling Strategy for a plate Mill Li Cui1, a, Xianlei Hu1, b and Xianghua Liu1, c 1 State Key Laboratory of Rolling and Automation, Northeastern University, Shenyang, China a cuilitianda@163.com, bhu_xianlei@263.net, cliuxh@mail.neu.edu.cn Keywords: Leveling strategy, Plate mill, Plastic deformation ratio Abstract.
Plastic deformation ratio is one of the most important factors, which is considered as the feature of fine plates and it should be at least 70% for engineering application [4~7].
Leveling for plate is an alternating loading and unloading elastic-plastic process, so the material obeys to Hooke's Law in the elastic range, but when the plastic deformation occurs, it obeys Prandtl-Reuss incremental plastic theory and satisfies the Mises yield criterion.
Online since: December 2013
Authors: Juan Chen, Dian Liang Fan, Xiao Ye Qi, De Yi Wang, Jia Li
But how to pick up the complete lifetime information from the failure data is the key problem, for nearly all the test specimen in the step-stress test experience cumulative failure [1-5].
Fatigue and Fracture of Engineering Materials and Structures, Vol.11 No.1 (1988), p. 2-6 [5] W Nelson: Accelerated Life Testing-Step-Stress Models and Data Analysis.
Research on Double-Crossed Step-Stress Accelerated Life Testing for Pneumatic Cylinder, Master Dissertation, School of Automation Science and Electronical Engineering, Beihang University, Beijing, China (2011) [9] H Chemoff: Optimal Accelerated Life Designs for Estimation.
Online since: December 2014
Authors: Luis Mayor Gonzalez, António Santos Silva, Said Jalali
Results comparison of alkali-reactivity tests for same aggregates, using a kinetic model GONZALEZ, Luis Mayor 1a*, SANTOS SILVA, António 2b, JALALI, Said 1c 1 Department of Civil Engineering, University of Minho, Guimarães, Portugal 2 Materials Department, National Laboratory for Civil Engineering, Lisboa, Portugal a lmgonzalez@mail.telepac.pt,b ssilva@lnec.pt, c said@civil.uminho.pt * Correspondence to: lmgonzalez@mail.telepac.pt Keywords: Expansion tests, reactivity, alkali-silica reaction, aggregates Abstract.
[6] Wigum, B.J., Pedersen, LT, Grelk, B, Lindgard, J.., “State-of-the art report: Key parameters influencing the alkali aggregate reaction”, Report 2.1, SINTEF, 2006
Online since: January 2013
Authors: Zai Feng Shi, Guang Ying Chen, Xiao Peng Zhang, Xiao Wei Qi
Preservation of Fresh Areca Nuts With Several Herbal Medicine Extracts Shi Zai-fenga, Chen Guang-yingb, Zhang Xiao-pengc, Qi Xiao-weid College of Chemistry & Chemical Engineering, Hainan Normal University, Haikou,.China 571158 aemail: zaifengshi@163.com, bemail: chgying123@163.com, cemail: zxp_inorganic@126.com, demail: qixw@163.com Keywords: Areca nuts; preservation; Chinese herbal medicine; extracts.
Materials and Method Extracts Preparation Leaves of four tropical plants were used to take extracts by soaked in solutions.
The key is that whether the treatment has antibacterial ability or not.
Food Engineering 78(2007), 225-229.
Online since: October 2011
Authors: John Wang, Yu Zhang
Nanostructured Mesoporous Thick Films of Titania for Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells John Wang, and Yu Zhang Department of Materials Science and Engineering, National University of Singapore Singapore 117576 e-mail: msewangj@nus.edu.sg Keywords-Dye-sensitized solar cells; supramolecular templating; mesoporous; titania; morphology Abstract—For energy harvesting, such as in dye-sensitized solar cells, thick films of nanostructured mesoporous titania are inevitably required.
The key component of DSSCs is the wide bandgap semiconductor as the photoanode that is required to possess large surface area for high dye loading and controlled nanostructure for efficient electron transport.
Grätzel, “Engineering of Efficient Panchromatic Sensitizers for Nanocrystalline TiO2-Based Solar Cells,” J.
Online since: February 2012
Authors: Chang Sheng Wang, Hai Xiong Wang, Ji Bin Li, Hai Jun Liu
Research on Aluminum Plate Reversible Hot-rolling Mathematical Model and Schedule Wang HaiXiong1,a, Li JiBin1,2,b, Liu HaiJun2,c, Wang ChangSheng2,d 1Key Laboratory for the Advanced Optical Manufacturing Technoloy of GuangDong, China 2mechatronics and Control Engineering College of ShenZhen University, Shenzhen, China awhx131@126.com, blijb@szu.edu.cn, cliuhaijun@163.com,dwangchangsheng1985@163.com Keywords: rolling schedule, mathematical model, two-roll reversible hot-rolling, strip rolling.
Many scholars and engineering technical personnel have paid more attention to the optimization of rolling schedule with the development of computer technology[1,2,3,4], and carried out many works, however, these works are only for steel rolling, and rolling process conditions of steel plate and aluminum plate is quite different, so these are not practical for hot-rolling production of aluminum plate.
The amount of width spread may be negligible, so the rolling force can be calculated with the Sims model [5,6]: (1) In the equation: is contact arc length, plate width, σaverage metal flow stress, force geometry factor; tension coefficient. 2.2 Rolling temperature model Rolling temperature not only affects rolling force, but also plays a decisive role on the internal organizational structure of the plate material, so temperature control of rolling process is very important.
In this figure, HFA and HFC is the last thickness when replace the maximum pass with the minimum pass , HIA and HIC is the exit thickness of intermediate pass when replace the maximum pass with the minimum pass , The key issue of this algorithm is to determine the HID point with the ordinate of A and C point.
Material is 1100 aluminum, and its size is 6000mm×1050mm×320mm.
Online since: February 2008
Authors: Frank A. Coutelieris
Coutelieris Department of Engineering and Management of Energy Resources, University of Western Macedonia, Bakola & Sialvera, 50100 Kozani, Greece, Tel: +302461056751; Fax: +302461021731 and National Center for Scientific Research "Demokritos", 15310 Aghia Paraskevi Attikis, Greece, Tel: +302106503447; Fax: +302106525004 fcoutelieris@uowm.gr; frank@ipta.demokritos.gr Keywords: SOFC, anode; catalyst layer; heat transfer; mass transport.
Introduction During the last years, fuel cells have attracted considerable scientific and engineering interest because they present high efficiency and very low environmental impact.
The mass transport within a fuel cell is a key factor to its performance.
In particular, anode is divided into three regions: an electrolyte region, an active catalyst region (catalyst layer) that provides a catalytic site for the oxidation of fuel and a diffusion region (diffusion layer) composed of highly porous and electronically conductive material.
By taking into account the material balance for the water, its mass flux is given as 4 d w w I i j j F − = + (4) where 4 I i F − is the flux of the produced water mass and dwj represents the water flux entering the catalyst through the diffusion layer.
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