Determinación de la presión sonora radiada por pistones circulares y anillos no planos usando un método numérico simplificado

Although the study of the sound pressure radiation from membranes and plates is not new, current and future applications have produced a large body of recent research in the field. Several works have been published on the radiation from general plane surfaces and some particular geometries such as rectangular, circular, elliptic and annular. However, the case of sound radiation from non-planar axisymmetric rings that could be applied to the design of coaxial loudspeakers has not received much attention. In this article, a simplified numerical approach for determining the sound pressure radiated from symmetric non-planar pistons and rings is presented. The method can also include those cases having a radially-symmetric velocity distribution.     

Near‐Infrared‐Controlled,Targeted Hydrophobic Drug‐Delivery System for Synergistic Cancer Therapy

Hydrophobicity has been an obstacle that hinders the use of many anticancer drugs. A critical challenge for cancer therapy concerns the limited availability of effective biocompatible delivery systems for most hydrophobic therapeutic anticancer drugs. In this study, we have developed a targeted near‐infrared (NIR)‐regulated hydrophobic drug‐delivery platform based on gold nanorods incorporated within a mesoporous silica framework (AuMPs). Upon application of NIR light, the photothermal effect of the gold nanorods leads to a rapid rise in the local temperature, thus resulting in the release of the entrapped drug molecules. By integrating chemotherapy and photothermotherapy into one system, we have studied the therapeutic effects of camptothecin‐loaded AuMP‐polyethylene glycol‐folic acid nanocarrier. Results revealed a synergistic effect in vitro and in vivo, which would make it possible to enhance the therapeutic effect of hydrophobic drugs and decrease drug side effects. Studies have shown the feasibility of using this nanocarrier as a targeted and noninvasive remote‐controlled hydrophobic drug‐delivery system with high spatial/temperal resolution. Owing to these advantages, we envision that this NIR‐controlled, targeted drug‐delivery method would promote the development of high‐performance hydrophobic anticancer drug‐delivery system in future clinical applications.     

An original approach for Raman spectroscopy analysis of radioactive materials and its application to americium‐containing samples

An approach for Raman measurements of highly radioactive samples is presented here. The innovative part of this approach lies in the fact that no single part of the Raman equipment is in direct contact with the radioactive sample, as the sample is sealed in an alpha‐tight capsule. Raman analysis is effectively performed through the optical‐grade quartz window closing the capsule. This allows performing micro‐Raman measurements on radioactive samples with no limitations on the laser source wavelength, polarisation mode, spectrometer mode and microscope mode (provided the focal length of the microscope objective is greater than the thickness of the quartz window and with sub mg samples). Some example results are shown and discussed. In particular, some spectral features of americium‐containing oxide nuclear fuel specimens are presented. Raman spectra clearly reveal in these specimens the presence of abundant oxygen defects induced in the fcc fluorite lattice by trivalent americium. In order to complete the analysis the Raman spectrum of pure americium dioxide was also measured with a lower energy excitation source compared with previous research. The current results seem to be consistent with the possible occurrence of a photolysis process induced by the Raman laser, resulting in the formation of hyperstoichiometric americium sesquioxide Am₂O_{3 + z}. Such a photolytic process is deemed to be unavoidable when visible lasers are used as excitation sources for the Raman analysis of americium dioxide. © 2015 The Authors Journal of Raman Spectroscopy Published by John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

抗核辐射条件的应变计粘贴与防护技术

本文介绍了在重水反应堆中进行应变测量的若干技术成果，主要是较好地解决了用在核辐射条件下，有水流冲刷的环境中的应用变计的粘贴与防护技术。在具有核辐射的环境中测试，通常选用聚酰亚胺胶作粘结剂。但是这种胶需在高温条件下固化，如果被测构件较大，是无法实现的。经测试筛选出具有防水防辐射性能的常温固化胶，并介绍了可用航空导线替代具有抗辐射性能的铠装电缆在堆内进行测量问题。采用有关措施后，经标定，在核辐射前后应     

二维柱坐标系辐射输运方程保球对称的离散纵标格式

 离散纵标格式是计算辐射输运方程的常用格式之一. 但是, 传统的离散纵标格式求解二维柱坐标系辐射输运方程模拟一维球对称问题时, 会出现明显的非对称现象, 球对称性被破坏. 针对该问题, 本文分析了传统离散纵标格式不能够保持球对称性的原因, 提出了空间基于柱坐标系、方向基于球坐标系的辐射输运方程, 并对该方程设计了新的离散纵标格式, 从理论上证明了当空间网格取球对称剖分时该离散格式能够保持一维球对称性的充分必要条件. 通过对真空球区域辐射输运、与物质耦合辐射输运等球对称算例的数值模拟, 验证了该格式的保球对称性, 球对称误差能够达到机器精度. 非对称辐射驱动模型以及非对称网格剖分条件下的数值模拟等算例也取得了较好的结果.     

电磁辐射诱发神经元放电节律转迁的动力学行为研究

本文首先根据能量转换理论建立了电磁辐射影响下神经元电流变量模型, 然后结合Hodgkin-Huxley(HH)神经元模型研究了电磁辐射对单个神经元以及耦合神经元放电行为的影响. 结果表明, 随着电磁辐射强度的增大, 神经元放电率逐渐减小, 最后达到一个比较稳定的值. 神经元原有的周期型放电由于辐射强度的增大而逐步过渡到簇放电状态, 并借助动态分岔理论解释了这种放电模式的转换. 同时证明了磁辐射对单个神经元放电的影响可以通过神经元间的耦合传递到临近其他神经元中.     

自辐射场下UN2分子的光谱研究

对铀原子和氮原子分别使用相对论有效原子实势和6-311+G(d)基组, 采用优选的密度泛函B3P86方法, 研究了铀本身产生自辐射场(-0.005–0.005 a.u.)作用下UN₂基态分子的能隙E_g和谐振频率ν. 结果表明: UN₂分子在自辐射场中反对称伸缩振动频率ν₃(σ_g)和对称伸缩振动频率σ₁(σ_g)与实验值1051.1 cm^-1和1008.3 cm^-1 基本符合; E_g随自辐射场场强的增大而趋于减少, 占据轨道的电子容易被激发至空轨道而形成激发态; UN₂分子在自辐射场中趋于不稳定, N₂, O₂等更容易扩散到表面内层而腐蚀铀表面, 加剧了铀在自辐射场中的腐蚀.     

基于1/f噪声的NPN晶体管辐照感生电荷的定量分离

本文针对NPN双极性晶体管, 在研究辐照感生的氧化层电荷及界面态对晶体管基极电流和1/f噪声的影响的基础上, 建立辐照感生氧化层电荷及界面态与基极电流和1/f噪声的定量物理模型. 根据所建立的模型, 提出一种新的分离方法, 利用1/f噪声和表面电流求出氧化层电荷密度, 利用所求得氧化层电荷密度和表面电流求出界面态密度. 利用本方法初步实现了辐照感生氧化层电荷及界面态的定量计算.     

制冷型红外成像系统内部杂散辐射测量方法

杂散辐射是红外光学系统设计和检测过程中涉及的一项重要指标.为了定量测量红外成像系统内部杂散辐射, 提出一种基于辐射定标的测量方法, 并通过理论推导和实验验证以说明该方法的合理性.首先, 建立了不带光学系统的辐射定标模型, 即探测器直接接收定标源辐射能, 获得探测器内部因素对系统输出的影响; 然后将其与带有光学系统的定标结果进行比较, 得到由光学系统自身辐射对系统输出的影响, 进而计算红外成像系统内部杂散辐射; 最后通过实验证明了本文理论的正确性.该方法操作简单, 对实验条件要求低, 并可以精确地测量红外成像系统内部杂散辐射.可用于指导红外系统设计中的杂散辐射抑制, 验证系统杂散辐射分析结果是否准确以及检测系统杂散辐射指标是否合格.     

基于数字微镜阵列光调制的激光防护系统

提出一种基于数字微镜阵列(DMD)的激光防护系统设计方案, 利用DMD的光调制作用减少强激光对光电成像设备的损坏.详细介绍了系统的工作原理、DMD及CCD的选型、投影光路和光学转换系统的设计, 运用相移莫尔法进行了图像像素的调校.模拟实验结果显示, 该系统可在不同光斑半径和光强的条件下成功识别激光光斑中心点的像素坐标和半径, 实现对光斑对应区域的微反射镜控制, 激光光强可衰减70%以上.