Accidental leakage of automobile oils is of great inclination to initiate pool fires in engine compartment, with threats to induce the flashover of other components and flame penetration into the passenger compartment. This paper presents experimental results of the ignition and burning behaviors of a kind of automobile oils (automatic transmission oil) using a cone calorimeter. Measurements of oil temperature, ignition time, mass loss and heat release rate are performed at different external heat fluxes and initial fuel depths. The comparison between experimental and numerical oil temperature evolutions shows that the variations of the ignition time at different experimental conditions depend on the heat dissipation process inside the liquid phase. The steady mass burning rate is nearly independent of initial fuel depth and has a linear relation with external heat fluxes. In addition, the results indicate an increase in peak heat release rate by a large margin initially, followed by a relatively small margin under thicker initial fuel depths, while its variations are proportional to external heat fluxes. Correlations are also developed to determine the peak heat release rate as a function of the initial fuel depth.
Besides the size and structure, compositions also dramatically affect the properties of clusters. In fact, the increased degree of freedom poses much more challenges to determine the global minimum structure of multi-component clusters. In this thesis, based on the CALYPSO structure searching method, the global minimum structures are obtained for ScnNm (n + m=10) clusters at PW91/6-311+G(d) level. The growth behavior indicates that the cage unit tends to arrange into the compact configurations, and the occupied positions of N atoms shift from the surface towards the center of coordination site with the increasing number of Sc atoms. The relative stabilities have been discussed by analyzing the average binding energies and HOMO–LUMO gaps. In addition, the molecular orbitals, dipole moments, polarizability, hyperpolarizabilities, natural population, natural electron configuration, and Infared and Raman spectra calculations allow complete characterization of the electronic and vibrational properties for the global minimum structural clusters. 相似文献
In order to clarify the site occupancy of rare-earth ions in rare-earth doped perovskite materials, the un-doped pure CaTiO3 and Eu3+-doped CaTiO3 samples with a series of Ca/Ti ratio were synthesized via high-temperature solid-state reaction method. X-ray diffraction (XRD) powder patterns confirm that the crystal structure keeps invariant at various Ca/Ti ratios. Measurement results of unit-cell parameters and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) indicate that Eu3+ ions enter into the Ca2+ site. The high-resolution photoluminescence spectra of Eu3+ ions at 20 K in all samples did not witness a significant change under the excitation at different wavelength, implying that Eu3+ ions occupy only one type of site. Considering the small spectral splitting range of 5D0 → 7F2 transition and the large intensity ratio of 5D0 → 7F2/5D0 → 7F1, it can be concluded that Eu3+ occupies Ca2+ site with larger coordinate numbers rather than Ti4+ site. 相似文献