Cu-Zn alloy micropillars were fabricated by a potentiostatic localized electrochemical deposition (LECD) process. This process was carried out via micro-anode-guided electroplating in a pyrophosphate bath at a constant negative potential in the range −1.85 to −2.05 V. Different products were produced, depending on the initial inter-electrode gap employed. Thus, at an initial gap of 40 μm, the process afforded micropillars with a single α-brass crystal phase and at.% Zn contents in the range 17.20-32.01%. A reduction in the initial gap to 30 μm resulted in varied micropillar crystal phases (α, β, and β + β') with at.% Zn contents in the range 37.12-68.94. The simulation commercial software COMSOL 5.2 was employed to correlate the asymmetric distribution of the electric field to the experimental parameters and pillar characteristics. The resultant data was then used to delineate the dependence of the field strength on the crystal phase, composition, growth rate, and micropillar diameters. Finally, a potentiodynamic cathodic polarization study was employed to elucidate the mechanism for the fabrication of the Cu-Zn alloy micropillars via potentiostatic LECD.
In this paper, we used the dynamic strain measurement method to measure the top-cutter machine of cotton’s stress under its working state. With sorting out data and analyzing it, we obtained the stress condition of the framing and the working parts. And the measurement result could be used to analyze the axle’s fatigue strength and check whether it was safe or not. It provided integrant basis for the further design of the machine.
Zhishin clay and Black Hill bentonite are used as raw clay materials in this study. These clays are mixed with Taitung area hard shale to produce the backfill material for potential application as barrier for the disposal of low-level radioactive waste. The interaction between concrete barrier and the backfill materials is simulated by an accelerated migration test to investigate the effect of concrete on the expected functions of backfill material. The results show some decrease in swelling potential in the backfill material near the interface. Also, backfill material close to the contact with concrete exhibits greater change in the ratio of calcium/sodium concentration, due to the release of calcium ions from the concrete material.
This article uses the flow field numerical simulation technology, it does simulation research for the flow field of the whole pneumatic conveying cotton trunk, through studying different types of jet orifice of the conveying trunk of comb—type cotton picker, finding out the influence of jet orifice width on pressure and velocity field, further understanding flow field distribution characteristics of the internal pneumatic cotton conveyance system, and providing necessary basis for the machine.
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