Experimental study of heat transfer characteristics in oscillating fluid flow in tube

In the present work, an experimental investigation of heat transfer enhancement parameters of the oscillating flow heat exchanger under different frequencies, tidal displacement, and heat fluxes is carried out. The effect of different parameters on experimental effective thermal conductivity and convective heat transfer coefficient in cooling region is studied using correlations given by different researchers. A correlation for experimental effective thermal conductivity in terms of S²√ω is derived based on experimental data. This correlation is useful for predicting the optimum value of S²√ω before onset of turbulence.     

Enhanced thermal conductance at a copper-liquid helium interface in the presence of acoustic streaming

In a conventional Kapitza resistance experiment involving heat transfer across a copper surface into liquid helium, an acoustic streaming velocity field (at 10 MHz) was directed transverse to the surface normal. Ultrasound had no observable effect on the heat transfer to the superfluid phase (He-II), but in the normal fluid phase (He-I) the thermal conductance increased linearly with acoustic velocity amplitude, reaching a value 2.5 times the zero sound conductance for a sound velocity amplitude of 0.8 cm s^?1.     

In-situ control of different oxygen fugacity experimental study on the electrical conductivity of lherzolite at high temperature and high pressure

At pressure 1.0-4.0 GPa and temperature 1073-1423 K and under the control of oxygen fugacity (Mo+MoO₂, Fe+FeO and Ni+NiO), a YJ-3000t multi-anvil solid high-temperature and high-pressure apparatus and Solartron-1260 impedance/Gain-Phase analyzer were employed to analyze the electrical conductivity of lherzolite. The experimental results showed that: (1) within the range of the selected frequencies (10³-10⁶ Hz), either as viewed from the relationship between the real or imaginary part of complex impedance and the frequency, or from the relationship between modulus, phase angle and frequency, it can be seen clearly that the complex impedance has a strong dependence on frequency; (2) with the rise of temperature (T), the electrical conductivity (σ) increased, and Lg σ and 1/T follows the Arrhenius relationship; (3) with the rise of pressure, the electrical conductivity decreased, and activation enthalpy and temperature-independent pre-exponential factor decreased as well. And the activation energy and activation bulk volume of the main charge carrier in the lherzolite have been obtained for the first time, which are 1.68±0.02 eV and 0.04±0.01 cm³/mol, respectively; (4) under the given pressure and temperature, the electrical conductivity tends to increase with increasing oxygen fugacity, and under the given pressure, the activation enthalpy and pre-exponential factor tend to decrease with the rise of oxygen fugacity; (5) at 2.0 GPa and the control of the three solid buffers, Mo+MoO₂, Fe+FeO and Ni+NiO, the exponential factors of electrical conductivity variation range with oxygen fugacity are , and the theoretical model for the relationship between the electrical conductivity of lherzolite and the oxygen fugacity under high pressure has been established for the first time; (6) the electrical conduction mechanism of small polarons provides a reasonable explanation to the variation of conductivity of lherzolite with oxygen fugacity.     

Improving the gas barrier,mechanical and thermal properties of poly(vinyl alcohol) with molybdenum disulfide nanosheets

New multifunctional materials with both high structural and gas barrier performances are important for a range of applications. Herein we present a one‐step mechanochemical process to prepare molybdenum disulfide (MoS₂) nanosheets with hydroxy functional groups that can simultaneously improve mechanical strength, thermal conductivity, and gas permittivity of a polymer composite. By homogeneously incorporating these functionalized MoS₂ nanosheets at low loading of less than 1 vol %, a poly(vinyl alcohol) (PVA) polymer exhibits elongation at break of 154%, toughness of 82 MJ/m³, and in‐plane thermal conductivity of 2.31 W/m K. Furthermore, this composite exhibits significant gas barrier performance, reducing the permeability of helium by 95%. Under fire condition, the MoS₂ nanosheets form thermally stable char, thus enhancing the material's resistance to fire. Hydrogen bonding has been identified as the main interaction mechanism between the nanofillers and the polymer matrix. The present results suggest that the PVA composite reinforced with 2D layered nanomaterial offers great potentials in packaging and fire retardant applications. © 2019 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J. Polym. Sci., Part B: Polym. Phys. 2019 , 57, 406–414     

CYCU-3孔内合成聚吡咯及其电导性能表征

以具有一维介孔孔道的金属有机框架材料CYCU-3作为主体材料,采用碘氧化法在其孔道内进行了吡咯的聚合反应,从而得到了复合材料PPy@CYCU-3。利用粉末X射线衍射、扫描电镜、热重、红外、荧光光谱等对CYCU-3、吸附吡咯后的Py@CYCU-3以及孔内聚合后的复合材料PPy@CYCU-3进行了表征,证明了孔内聚合的成功进行,而且在聚合过程中,CYCU-3基本保持了结构的稳定,形貌也未发生改变。而且,PPy@CYCU-3复合材料是具有多孔性和电导性的多功能材料。氮气吸附表明该材料为典型的微孔材料,其BET比表面积为420 m2·g~(-1)。电导测试表明该材料的电导率为10-7 S·cm~(-1),高于CYCU-3的电导率(σ≈10-13S·cm-1)6个数量级,是一种半导体材料。     

The formation of an oscillating system during the sputtering of sapphire single crystal with pulsed glow discharge

Sapphire (α-Al₂O₃, transparent corundum) single crystals were analyzed with pulsed direct current glow discharge mass spectrometry. Combined hollow cathode was used as a discharge cell. To obtain stable sputtering of dielectric material, a formation of initial surface conductivity via preliminary vacuum deposition of thin metallic layer was proposed. Al and Ta film of different thickness (30–200 nm) were considered for this purpose. The approach was found to provide the effective sputtering of dielectrics. The formation of an oscillating system was shown during the sputtering of sapphire samples in a tantalum combined hollow cathode cell. For oriented sapphire single crystals, periodic oscillations of ²⁷Al⁺ intensity were acquired. This phenomenon was observed only for dielectric single crystals and not for other dielectric samples, e.g. alumina ceramic or fused quartz. The linear dependence of oscillation period on the duration of discharge pulse was found. The origin of these oscillations seems to be attributed to periodic fluctuations of surface conductivity. Oscillation periods calculated for two different orientations of sapphire single crystals (001 and 012) were found to be proportional to the main period of sapphire lattice. Therefore, an assumption that the crystal internal structure of the sample might be the cause of the oscillations is discussed.     

Silver ionic conductivity enhancement by network former mixed in oxide-based glasses

Glasses in the binary system xAg₂P₂O₆ − (1 − x)Ag₂Te₂O₅ have been prepared for 0 x 1. For each composition only one glass transition temperature is observed in the temperature range of 180–220 °C. All glasses appear homogeneous considering their optical and electrical properties. Nevertheless, in SEM observations, some glass compositions appear to be heterogeneous after decoration following short nitric acid etching. For each composition, conductivity data obtained in the temperature range of 25–200 °C using impedance techniques obey an Arrhenius relationship with a composition independent pre-exponential term. Variation of the conductivity activation energy with x induces correlative variations of isothermal conductivity curves leading to an increase of the ionic conductivity of about one order of magnitude compared with linearity at 25 °C. This behaviour is discussed with respect to the thermodynamic properties of the glassy solutions.     

Electrical properties of a-antimony selenide

This paper reports conduction mechanism in a-Sb₂Se₃ over a wide range of temperature (238 to 338 K) and frequency (5 Hz to 100 kHz). The d.c. conductivity measured as a function of temperature shows semiconducting behaviour with activation energy ΔE=0.42 eV. Thermally induced changes in the electrical and dielectric properties of a-Sb₂Se₃ have been examined. The a.c. conductivity in the material has been explained using modified CBH model. The band conduction and single polaron hopping is dominant above room temperature. However, in the lower temperature range the bipolaron hopping dominates.