In air flotation process, different gas produce different gas content of gas-soluble water. According to the difference of solubility of nitrogen and oxygen in water, the affect of the difference of molecule structures between nitrogen and oxygen on their solubility in water was discussed in the paper. Then, Two types of gas dissolution in water was introduced in the paper---gap filling and hydration. The concept of effective gap degree was proposed. And According to the effective gap degrees and hydration coefficient of nitrogen and oxygen, the change rules of the dissolved amount of oxygen and nitrogen by each type of dissolution at different temperature were obtained through a series of data fitting calculation by using Matlab. Finally, the reason for the change of the amount of gap filling and hydration in gas-soluble water caused by temperature change was also analyzed in the paper.
In order to enhance the working performance of micro-capacitive accelerometer in high temperature environment, the structure topology optimization of a micro-capacitive accelerometer is proposed. After the study of thermo-structural coupled governing equations and sensitivity analysis, the mass-block and elastic-beam structure of comb micro-capacitive accelerometer topology optimization model is established. Then the optimal topology forms of mass-block and elastic-beam structure are obtained with the MMA (method of moving asymptotes) method. At last, the calculating results indicate that the maximum deformation at acceleration detection direction is only 22nm at the operating temperature range of 0~300°C, which less than the maximum deformation of the limit value (25nm), and provides a reliable way for innovative design of micro-capacitive accelerometer.
With of the increasing application of high tech and information technology, wireless sensor network has already become one of the hottest topics. The SmartNet is to build an intelligent home network system. In SmartNet, the format of control string, the interpretation structure of driver, and the network manager protocol were designed. And the design can be divided into two parts: software and hardware. The hardware is mainly defines rules, while the software part is mainly interpret the driver of hardware, generate user interface of the device, and organize and send commands.
The generation method of dissolved gas micro bubble is introduced in the paper. The micro bubble producing process can be divided into two stages-nucleation and expansion through analysis. The formation process and the free energy change of the micro bubble is analyzed according to the homogeneous nucleation theory, free energy change formula of the two process is derived, and relation between bubble radius and formation bubble number under certain conditions is also discussed. It is concluded that the smaller the radius of formed bubbles, the more free energy change and initial energy are needed according to the analysis of the relation above.
As a clean and renewable energy, the wind power has attracted the attention of all nations in the world. Evaporative cooling technology has successfully been used in the research and development of wind power generator, but some key technique has to be studied in advance to insure the reliability of the very technology. The application of evaporative cooling technology in the cooling of large wind power generator is a new attempt in the discovery of wind power energy. Thorough study is carried out on the key technique of the application of close-loop self-circulation (CLSC) evaporative cooling technology on the running of wind power generator. The flow resistance of the coolant in the air cooling condenser is discussed in this paper, and a new approach is founded for the improvement of the reliability.
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