The tire tread depth has strong influence on the braking performance of the vehicle and should be inspected periodically for driving safety. In order to determine the tire tread depth accurately and automatically, a tire tread depth measurement method based on machine vision was developed. During the measuring, a tire tread radial section image formed by a laser plane was captured when the tire rolls over the measuring device. Then, the image was calibrated to eliminate the lens distortion and processed to get the single-pixel center line. Consequently, the center line's pixel coordinates were transformed to world coordinates with the calibration information of the laser plane, and a profile curve of the tire radial section was obtained. Then, the tread grooves on the profile curve were identified and their positions are determined by an algorithm developed in this research. Finally, the depth of each groove was calculated successively. An experiment was conducted on a prototype system based on the measurement method developed in this article. The experimental result indicates that the measurement method can identify the tire tread groove and determine its position and measure its depth. The depth absolute error is less than 0.2 mm, which can meet the demand of tire tread depth measurement.
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The energy-saving effect of the injection molding machine energy-saving reformation project was measured in a factory. Based on the analysis of the project energy-saving principle, analyzed the energy-saving rate of the reformed injection molding machine in case of producing different products. The test results show that the active power saving rate is 50% under the load condition, the active power saving rate is more than 75% under the no-load condition and energy-saving effect is more obvious under the no-load condition. Finally, analyzed the power quality impact caused by the energy-saving equipment on the distribution network, put forward some suggestions for improvement.
There are few measurements of barium sulfate (BaSO4)
solubility in water above 373 K available in the literature. BaSO4 solubility data at water saturation pressure are scare. The
pressure dependence on BaSO4 solubility has not previously
been comprehensively reported for the pressure range 100–350
bar. In this work, an experimental apparatus was designed and built
to measure BaSO4 solubility in aqueous solutions under
high-pressure (HP), high-temperature (HT) conditions. The solubility
of BaSO4 was experimentally determined in pure water over
the temperature range from T = (323.1 to 440.1) K
and pressures ranging from p = (1 to 350) bar. Most
of the measurements were done at water saturation pressure: six data
points were done above the saturation pressure (323.1–373.1
K) and 10 experiments were conducted at water saturation (373.1–440.1
K). The reliability of the extended UNIQUAC model and results generated
in this work was demonstrated by comparing with the scrutinized experimental
data reported in the literature. The model gives a very good agreement
with BaSO4 equilibrium solubility data, demonstrating the
reliability of the extended UNIQUAC model. The accuracy of the model
at high temperature and saturated pressure due to data insufficiencies
is discussed.
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