Stimuli‐responsive supercapacitors have attracted broad interest in constructing self‐powered smart devices. However, due to the demand for high cyclic stability, supercapacitors usually utilize stable or inert electrode materials, which are difficult to exhibit dynamic or stimuli‐responsive behavior. Herein, this issue is addressed by designing a MoS2@carbon core‐shell structure with ultrathin MoS2 nanosheets incorporated in the carbon matrix. In the three‐electrode system, MoS2@carbon delivers a specific capacitance of 1302 F g−1 at a current density of 1.0 A g−1 and shows a 90% capacitance retention after 10 000 charging‐discharging cycles. The MoS2@carbon‐based asymmetric supercapacitor displays an energy density of 75.1 Wh kg−1 at the power density of 900 W kg−1. Because the photo‐generated electrons can efficiently migrate from MoS2 nanosheets to the carbon matrix, the assembled photo‐responsive supercapacitor can answer the stimulation of ultraviolet‐visible‐near infrared illumination by increasing the capacitance. Particularly, under the stimulation of UV light (365 nm, 0.08 W cm−2), the device exhibits a ≈4.50% (≈13.9 F g−1) increase in capacitance after each charging‐discharging cycle. The study provides a guideline for designing multi‐functional supercapacitors that serve as both the energy supplier and the photo‐detector.
In order to extract major components of signal, multi-component nonstationary acoustic signal was analyzed with time-frequency analysis technique. By transforming multi-component nonstationary acoustic signal from time domain to time-frequency domain with short time Fourier transform, major components were determined according to spectrogram. Results show that major components and its time-frequency characteristic parameters can be extracted exactly. Short time Fourier transform is an effective method for extracting major components of nonstationary acoustic signal.
Unstable productivity analysis method was used to obtain the equivalent radius of 77 wells and the result shows that the equivalent radius ranges from 30 to 970m with an average value of 230m in McKittrick Hills. The difference range of the radius is mainly caused by varying formation properties, gas saturation, production time, etc. Permeability anisotropy changes the drainage from round to ellipse. The major axis and the minor axis of the ellipse are determined by the ratio of major and minor permeability. Current pressure distribution was obtained and was found to be consistent with the modified drainage results, which demonstrates that the unstable productivity analysis method is applicable in the study of gas well drainage radius. An interference well and an observation well’s model was constructed to study well interference quantitatively. When the well spacing is larger than 750m, the productivity will be reduced by 20%. The production rate of interference well is more sensitive to the cumulative production of observation well, when the production rate of interference well is below 16.8×104m3/d.
The technique of energy saving in airport winter construction is always the key and difficult point in the field of airport construction. Considering the feature of airport winter construction, this paper develops the material temperature predicting and energy-saving control technique and its specialist-aided system in order to reduce energy consumption on airport jobsite. This technique can predict the changing temperature trend after concrete material pouring and the changing maturity level of concrete, according to the key parameter information that contractors provide. Giving the results the preceding data, it can provide the optimal curing method, thermal insulation and construction technology. And contractors can easily meet the requirement of high strength of structural material while consume energy and resource at a minimum level. This technique helps contractors find optimal solutions to save energy and resources in airport winter construction and avoid the unnecessary energy consumption.
Broadband trunking communication system is a specialized command and scheduling system for mobile communication, which has characteristics such as resources and costs sharing, high-efficient command and scheduling capability and so on. This paper firstly describes the evolution of broadband trunking communication. Based on the study of the system architecture and existing technologies, this paper proposes a way of simplifying the system architecture and elaborates the system framework into four modules including scheduler, server, base station and terminal. In the end, a program of broadband trunking communication server subsystem is designed and realized for voice service based on Linux platform. The results demonstrate the program has advantages of low-delay and high-efficient scheduling capability.
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