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Online since: August 2013
Authors: Pei Zhe Tian, Fu Xiang Chen, Wei Pi
Fresh Air Exchange Method Research of Residential House Based on Natural Ventilation
Peizhe Tian1,a, Fuxiang Chen1,b, Wei Pi1,c
1Biochemical Engineering College, Beijing Union University, Beijing 100020, China
ajdtpeizhe@buu.edu.cn, bjdtfuxiang@buu.edu.cn, cjdtpiwei@buu.edu.cn
Keywords: Natural ventilation, Indoor air quality, Residential house, Unpowered components
Abstract.
The fresh air exchange component is designed based on the theory of natural ventilation, consisting of dust filter materials and valves.
Moreover, it boasts low noise and no pollution and uses PVC materials, galvanized steel sheets or corrosion resistant plates.
Meanwhile, since the fresh air exchange components are unpowered and boast low costs of installation and use, it is an effective way to ensure the ventilation and prevent sands and dust from entering into the room, thus playing a key role in improving the indoor air quality and reducing the energy consumption of buildings.
[3] Wang Hanqing, Ventilation Engineering, (China Machine Press, Beijing 2013), p. 41-53
The fresh air exchange component is designed based on the theory of natural ventilation, consisting of dust filter materials and valves.
Moreover, it boasts low noise and no pollution and uses PVC materials, galvanized steel sheets or corrosion resistant plates.
Meanwhile, since the fresh air exchange components are unpowered and boast low costs of installation and use, it is an effective way to ensure the ventilation and prevent sands and dust from entering into the room, thus playing a key role in improving the indoor air quality and reducing the energy consumption of buildings.
[3] Wang Hanqing, Ventilation Engineering, (China Machine Press, Beijing 2013), p. 41-53
Online since: September 2024
Authors: Gabriela Cribas, Ana Laura Ramírez, Reyna Valle
Adverse Event Management Tool for Hospitals: A Game-Changer for Patient Safety
Reyna Valle1,a*, Gabriela Cribas1,b and Ana Laura Ramírez1,c
1Faculty of Engineering, Universidad Tecnológica Centroamericana, San Pedro Sula, Honduras
aelizabeth.vallenitec.edu, bgcribas@unitec.edu, canaramirezs2610@unitec.edu
Keywords: Adverse event, failures, medical device, technology surveillance.
Approximately 15 nurses per hospital were interviewed, selected from areas with the most patient contact, as well as the responsible biomedical engineers.
Therefore, only the head nurses of each hospital ward, two nurses per ward, and the biomedical engineers within each healthcare institution were included.
In the healthcare sector, there is a tendency towards corrective rather than preventive measures, with emphasis on corrective maintenance due to workload, staff shortages, lack of materials and supplies, and budget constraints.
Fig. 5 shows a usage test from the perspective of a biomedical engineer, who would be responsible for managing and using the bot's settings [29].
Approximately 15 nurses per hospital were interviewed, selected from areas with the most patient contact, as well as the responsible biomedical engineers.
Therefore, only the head nurses of each hospital ward, two nurses per ward, and the biomedical engineers within each healthcare institution were included.
In the healthcare sector, there is a tendency towards corrective rather than preventive measures, with emphasis on corrective maintenance due to workload, staff shortages, lack of materials and supplies, and budget constraints.
Fig. 5 shows a usage test from the perspective of a biomedical engineer, who would be responsible for managing and using the bot's settings [29].
Online since: January 2013
Authors: Yuuto Karasawa, Kou Yamada, Takaaki Hagiwara, Tatsuya Hoshikawa, Fuminori Kanno
A study on the class of model feedback controllers for
multiple-input/multiple-output non-minimum phase system
Takaaki Hagiwara1,a, Kou Yamada2,b, Tatsuya Hoshikawa2,c,
Yuuto Karasawa2,d and Fuminori Kanno2,e
1Advanced Technology Research Center, Gunma University
1-5-1 Tenjin-cho, Kiryu 376-8515, Japan
2Department of Mechanical System Engineering, Graduate school of Engineering, Gunma
University
1-5-1 Tenjin-cho, Kiryu 376-8515, Japan
at08802205@gunma-u.ac.jp, byamada@gunma-u.ac.jp, ct11801278@gunma-u.ac.jp,
dt08302022@gunma-u.ac.jp, et11801212@gunma-u.ac.jp
Keywords: Model feedback control system, Non-minimum phase system, Parameterization, Multipleinput/multiple-output.
Inoue: Synthesis of passive adaptive control system, Control Engineering, 10-6, (1966), pp. 304--311 (in Japanese)
Instrument and Control Engineers, 22-10, (1986), pp. 1014--1020 (in Japanese)
Systems, Control and Information Engineers, 11-7, (1998), pp. 375--383 (in Japanese)
Kanno: Study on the model feedback control system for a class of non-minimum phase systems, Key Engineering Materials, 497, (2012), pp. 234--245.
Inoue: Synthesis of passive adaptive control system, Control Engineering, 10-6, (1966), pp. 304--311 (in Japanese)
Instrument and Control Engineers, 22-10, (1986), pp. 1014--1020 (in Japanese)
Systems, Control and Information Engineers, 11-7, (1998), pp. 375--383 (in Japanese)
Kanno: Study on the model feedback control system for a class of non-minimum phase systems, Key Engineering Materials, 497, (2012), pp. 234--245.
Online since: August 2006
Authors: Brian Gleeson, Toshio Narita, Shigenari Hayashi
Early-stage oxidation behavior of γγγγ''''-Ni3Al-based alloys
with and without Pt addition
Shigenari Hayashi1,a, Toshio Narita
1,b
and Brian Gleeson2,c
1
Devision of Materials Science and Engineering, Hokkaido University,
N13, W8, Kitaku, Sapporo, 060-8628, Japan
2
Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Iowa State University,
Ames, Iowa, 50011-2300, USA
a
hayashi@eng.hokudai.ac.jp, bnarita@eng.hokudai.ac.jp,
cbgleeson@iastate.edu
Keywords: short-term oxidation, γ'-Ni3Al, Pt effect, Al2O3 scale, GD-OES analysis
Abstract
The early-stage oxidation behavior of γ'-Ni3Al-based alloys of composition (in at.%)
Ni-22Al and Ni-22Al with 10, 20, and 30Pt was investigated in terms of oxidation kinetics, scale
evolution and resulting composition profiles during heating to 1150ºC in air.
Several mechanisms have been proposed for this beneficial effect, including the postulation that Pt reduces both the negative effect of impurity sulfur and the extent of void formation at the oxide / alloy interface [5,6], or that the presence of Pt leads to the development of alloy protrusions into the oxide scale, which act to "key" the scale to the coating or alloy [7].
Several mechanisms have been proposed for this beneficial effect, including the postulation that Pt reduces both the negative effect of impurity sulfur and the extent of void formation at the oxide / alloy interface [5,6], or that the presence of Pt leads to the development of alloy protrusions into the oxide scale, which act to "key" the scale to the coating or alloy [7].
Online since: September 2017
Authors: Bang Chao Deng, Ai Qing Zhang
Moreover, the absence of PVP in E solution was a key factor for the formation of larger Ru nanoparticles in our seed-mediated method.
2.
Experimental materials.
Materials Research Bulletin. 2008, 43(10), 2818-2824
Industrial and Engineering Chemistry Research. 2011, 50(19), 11445-11451
Journal of Materials Chemistry. 2001, 11(12), 3387-3391
Experimental materials.
Materials Research Bulletin. 2008, 43(10), 2818-2824
Industrial and Engineering Chemistry Research. 2011, 50(19), 11445-11451
Journal of Materials Chemistry. 2001, 11(12), 3387-3391
Online since: March 2015
Authors: Rong Qun Zhang, Wen Jie Hou, Dong Ai, Wei Wang, Jun Liu
College of information and Electrical Engineering, China Agricultural University, Beijing 100083, China;
5.
The cultivated land, once damaged, need to invest huge human, material and financial resources to restore its agricultural productivity.
On the basis of strengthening the construction of engineering facilities, but also should be strengthened the construction of non-engineering measures: Cultivated land damaged by flood risk evaluation system is established and the effects of it have a certain predictability, the mechanism of monitoring and predicting of land and should be strengthened.
Combining with engineering measures and non-engineering measures, preventing the happening of flooding disasters, reducing the flooding disasters on cultivated land, which could protect the cultivated land resources and ensure the safety of food effectively.
The evaluation method is not only fully considering the mechanism of healed cooperation to each evaluation factor, also considering the restriction of key factor.
The cultivated land, once damaged, need to invest huge human, material and financial resources to restore its agricultural productivity.
On the basis of strengthening the construction of engineering facilities, but also should be strengthened the construction of non-engineering measures: Cultivated land damaged by flood risk evaluation system is established and the effects of it have a certain predictability, the mechanism of monitoring and predicting of land and should be strengthened.
Combining with engineering measures and non-engineering measures, preventing the happening of flooding disasters, reducing the flooding disasters on cultivated land, which could protect the cultivated land resources and ensure the safety of food effectively.
The evaluation method is not only fully considering the mechanism of healed cooperation to each evaluation factor, also considering the restriction of key factor.
Online since: June 2008
Authors: M. Denda
Denda
Rutgers University
Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Department
98 Brett Road, Piscataway, New Jersey 08854-8058, U.S.A.
The engineering strain components are given by e1 = u1,1,e2= u2,2,e4= u3,2,e5= u3,1,e6= u2,1 + u1,2, (12) and the electric field components by E1 = −φ,1 E2 = −φ,2. (13) The compatibility equations are given by e2,11 + e1,22 − e6,12 =0,e4,1 − e5,2 =0, (14) E2,1 − E1,2 =0.
Material Constants and Loading.
To see different material symmetry we rotate the material axes relative to the spacial axes.
Kumar: Key Eng.
The engineering strain components are given by e1 = u1,1,e2= u2,2,e4= u3,2,e5= u3,1,e6= u2,1 + u1,2, (12) and the electric field components by E1 = −φ,1 E2 = −φ,2. (13) The compatibility equations are given by e2,11 + e1,22 − e6,12 =0,e4,1 − e5,2 =0, (14) E2,1 − E1,2 =0.
Material Constants and Loading.
To see different material symmetry we rotate the material axes relative to the spacial axes.
Kumar: Key Eng.
Online since: July 2015
Authors: Rukshana I. Kureshy, Wan Kuen Jo, Rajesh J. Tayade, Kalithasan Natarajan, Thillai Sivakumar Natarajan, Hari C. Bajaj
cDepartment of Environmental Engineering, Kyungpook National University (KNU), 80 University Road, Bukgu, Daegu 702-701, Republic of Korea.
Gu et al. synthesized Sn-modified TiO2 materials and utilized for H2 production in methanol/water solution.
Table 2, comprises the different photocatalyst materials used for the photoelectrocatalytic H2 production reaction.
Alfano, Reaction engineering of suspended solid heterogeneous photocatalytic reactors, Catal.
Miseki, Heterogeneous photocatalyst materials for water splitting, Chem.
Gu et al. synthesized Sn-modified TiO2 materials and utilized for H2 production in methanol/water solution.
Table 2, comprises the different photocatalyst materials used for the photoelectrocatalytic H2 production reaction.
Alfano, Reaction engineering of suspended solid heterogeneous photocatalytic reactors, Catal.
Miseki, Heterogeneous photocatalyst materials for water splitting, Chem.
Online since: March 2021
Authors: Mohammad Amirulkhairi Zubir, Fadzil Mat Yahaya
These standards with referenced documents provide comprehensive information which include materials specification, design procedures, constructions essential and testing methods.
The testing methods which include both for materials and the composite slabs system itself are used to evaluate the performance for application in the construction industries.
Experimental Program Material Description and Samples Preparation.
This shows in the other part of the C-channel where plastic buckling did not occur, the materials still behave elastically and are not totally deform by the failure load application.
More area will be encompassed in the tensile stress which has made the steel decks be more effective as ductile materials for the structure system.
The testing methods which include both for materials and the composite slabs system itself are used to evaluate the performance for application in the construction industries.
Experimental Program Material Description and Samples Preparation.
This shows in the other part of the C-channel where plastic buckling did not occur, the materials still behave elastically and are not totally deform by the failure load application.
More area will be encompassed in the tensile stress which has made the steel decks be more effective as ductile materials for the structure system.
Online since: July 2003
Authors: J. López-Díez, R. Atienza, A. Güemes, C. Cuerno-Rejado
Introduction
Detecting damage in a structure by monitoring has been an important task throughout the
literature devoted to aerospace, mechanical and civil engineering.
A physical parameter as the plate thickness or the material properties of an specific element can be chosen as updating variable, therefore, the engineer can analyze easily the credibility of the results.
The key point is that the analysis set does not include the clamped nodes.
A physical parameter as the plate thickness or the material properties of an specific element can be chosen as updating variable, therefore, the engineer can analyze easily the credibility of the results.
The key point is that the analysis set does not include the clamped nodes.