汽车发动机智能故障诊断专家系统的开发

采用VB语言,根据诊断树理论,构造了一个基于神经网络的汽车发动机智能故障诊断专家系统．对故障树理论、神经网络的建立和系统的结构功能等进行了探讨．给出了工程应用的实例。     

The structure of 99Ru from (α,3n) reaction

The results of in-beam investigations of excited states of ⁹⁹Ru using the ⁹⁸Mo(α,3n) reaction are presented. Angular distributions of γ–rays and γ–γ coincidences have been measured. Excited states have been identified up to an energy of E = 5603 keV and spin of I^π= 31/2⁻. Mean lifetimes τ have been determined using the DSA method for eleven levels. Aligned angular momenta are discussed and the probable (νh _11/2) origin of a backbending at frequency about 0.5 MeV was confirmed. The possible role of (νd _5/2) alignment at frequencies above 0.5 MeV was pointed out. Received: 13 January 1999 / Revised version: 26 March 1999     

气凝胶维度结构设计与功能化应用的研究进展

气凝胶是一类兼具重要科学研究意义和巨大工程化应用价值的纳米多孔材料, 其制备过程涉及溶胶-凝胶化学转变、结构调控、界面张力消除等基础科学问题, 在理化性能方面同时具有超低密度和超低热导率特性, 是一类理想的轻量化超级隔热保温材料, 在航空航天、交通运输等对重量要求严苛的应用领域极具吸引力. 此外, 得益于气凝胶的高比表面积、高孔隙率、连续开孔等结构特征, 其在吸附、催化、药物载体、能源和环境修复等领域也具有重要应用潜力. 因此, 近年来气凝胶及其应用获得国内外学术和产业界的极大研究兴趣. 本综述调研了自气凝胶首次报道以来相关文献与知识产权的概况, 而后以制备方法、气凝胶种类、维度结构设计、新型应用为轴, 系统概括了气凝胶的制备方法, 新型气凝胶的种类, 以维度为特色的气凝胶材料, 以及气凝胶的独特应用. 如近五年来涌现的新型超分子气凝胶、智能响应气凝胶、气凝胶纤维、气凝胶的增材制造等, 都在一定程度上颠覆了传统材料、突破了传统制备方法的局限. 最后对气凝胶近年来的发展做了简要总结和展望.     

铑靶康普顿散射校正XRF测定铝用碳素材料中的微量元素

通过对常用粘结剂中杂质元素含量的测定,选择硬脂酸做粘结剂,研磨压片制备样品,用X射线荧光光谱仪(XRF)测定铝用炭素阳极材料中硫、钒、钠、钙、硅、铁、镍、钛、铝、镁、磷、铅、锌、铬、锰含量的元素含量。通过实验确定了最佳的样品和粘结剂比例为12 g炭素试样加入2 g硬脂酸,研磨时间为20 s。测定铅元素时,选择一点法扣除背景,通过谱线强度数据确定使用PbLβ1做分析线。用铝用炭素阳极材料系列标准样品制作校准曲线,用铑靶康普顿散射内标校正铁、镍、铅、锌、铬、锰等元素,其余元素用经验系数法校正。样品精密度试验表明,样品中各元素测定结果的相对标准偏差(RSD,n=11)一般在8%以下,最高的钠元素和钛元素也在10%左右,未知样品的检测结果与标准结果没有显著性差异。     

Innovative Development of Batch Dyed 3D Printed Acrylonitrile/Butadiene/Styrene Objects

According to the great impact of additive technology on the development of modern industry, a lot of research is being done to obtain 3D printed parts with better properties. This research is extremely important because there are no scientific papers in the field of post dyeing of acrylonitrile/butadiene/styrene (ABS) 3D printed parts. The experiment was carried out using disperse dyes on ABS specimens. The obtained coloration of the specimens was in the primary colors (yellow, red, and blue) in the specified dyestuff concentration range and was evaluated using an objective CIELab system. Based on the obtained color parameters, remission values and Kubelka-Munk coefficient, dye mixtures and an ombre effect were performed to obtain patterns in the desired hues. Abrasion resistance of disperse dyed specimens was tested using different abrasive materials over a wide range of fineness to simulate different indoor and outdoor soils and was compared to abrasion resistance of specimens produced from the industrially dyed wire with the master batch. The results show that 3D printed ABS products can be produced in one or more desired shades with satisfactory abrasion resistance. This undoubtedly represents the added value of 3D printed ABS parts and extends their application to the field of creative industries and design, specifically footwear design.     

In-situ experiment tests and particulate simulations on powder paving process of additive manufacturing

In this work, in-situ experimental tests are first performed to investigate the powder spreading process of additive manufacturing, where different kinds of scrapers and spreading speeds are employed. Detailed kinetic behaviours of individual powder particles are discussed by discrete element method simulations. It is found that the decrease of inclination angle of the scraper improves the powder pressure and compaction in the spreading process, leading to a denser powder flow and thus a denser powder bed. The increase of spreading speed also improves the powder pressure and compaction in the spreading process. However, the powder flow becomes looser due to the volume dilation, and thus the quality of the paved powder bed decreases. In industrial applications, if the higher powder spreading speed is employed to improve the processing efficiency, the scraper with a smaller inclination angle can be used to ensure the powder bed quality.     

Physical Models from Physical Templates Using Biocompatible Liquid Crystal Elastomers as Morphologically Programmable Inks For 3D Printing

Advanced manufacturing has received considerable attention as a tool for the fabrication of cell scaffolds however, finding ideal biocompatible and biodegradable materials that fit the correct parameters for 3D printing and guide cells to align remain a challenge. Herein, a photocrosslinkable smectic-A (Sm-A) liquid crystal elastomer (LCE) designed for 3D printing is presented, that promotes cell proliferation but most importantly induces cell anisotropy. The LCE-based bio-ink allows the 3D duplication of a highly complex brain structure generated from an animal model. Vascular tissue models are generated from fluorescently stained mouse tissue spatially imaged using confocal microscopy and subsequently processed to create a digital 3D model suitable for printing. The 3D structure is reproduced using a Digital Light Processing (DLP) stereolithography (SLA) desktop 3D printer. Synchrotron Small-Angle X-ray Diffraction (SAXD) data reveal a strong alignment of the LCE layering within the struts of the printed 3D scaffold. The resultant anisotropy of the LCE struts is then shown to direct cell growth. This study offers a simple approach to produce model tissues built within hours that promote cellular alignment.