超级铝热剂的制备、表征及其燃烧催化作用

用纳米铝粉和纳米氧化铅、纳米氧化铜和纳米三氧化二铋为原料,采用超声分散复合的方法,制备了纳米超级铝热剂Al/PbO、Al/CuO和Al/Bi₂O₃。采用X射线粉末衍射(XRD)、扫描电镜及能谱分析(SEM-EDS)和红外光谱(IR)对原料和产物的物相、组成、形貌和结构进行分析表征;运用差示扫描量热仪(DSC)评估三种超级铝热剂与双基推进剂主要组分的相容性;研究了3种超级铝热剂对双基推进剂燃烧性能的影响。结果表明,Al/PbO、Al/CuO和Al/Bi₂O₃与推进剂主要组分硝化棉(NC)、硝化棉/硝化甘油(NC/NG)混合物和吉纳(DINA)的相容性均良好,而与黑索今(RDX)和1,3-二甲基-1,3-二苯基脲(C₂)相对较为敏感;含三种纳米超级铝热剂的双基推进剂表现出优异的燃烧性能。     

不同选通条件下对光谱烧孔孔深的研究

本文从理论上分析了低激发密度下,选通光分别为脉冲光和连续光时,孔深随时间的变化,得到可以通过脉冲光烧孔、连续光选通的方法缩短烧孔时间.应用BaFCl_0.5Br_0.5:Sm²⁺(2%)进行了实验,分析了单脉冲烧孔的孔深.     

Influences of the Current Transverse Profile on the Transverse Mode Competition of VCSELs Diodes

A spatially independent model of vertical-cavity surface-emitting lasers (VCSELs) is derived by integrating the spatially dependent rate equations over the cross section of the cavity of a VCSEL. The angular and radial non-uniformities of the injection current are taken into account. The well-known LP modes of a weakly-guiding cylindrical waveguide are employed to describe the transverse modal structure in the VCSEL cavity. This model is solved in a self-consistent way by using the 4th order Runge-Kutta method. The dependence of transverse mode competition on the current intensity, the angular and radial non-uniformities of the injection current, and the geometrical parameters of the electrical contact are thoroughly investigated and analyzed. The results are useful to the optimum design of the optical transverse modal structure of VCSELs.     

微型通风橱

简单介绍设计的微型通风橱在处理有毒气体上的应用,使有毒气体参与或产生的反应更环保。     

振荡燃烧的动态测试及信息处理

作者用随机信息处理方法研究了某型火箭发动机的燃烧状况,不仅发现该型发动机存在有振荡燃烧,而且获得了振荡燃烧信息的功率谱及功率谱阵。针对振荡燃烧信息在时间域和频率域上的随机性特点,作者精心地设计了测试系统,并对系统的性能参数进行了全面标定。经多次实测证明该系统工作可靠,信噪比较高。测试与分析结果表明:该型发动机振荡燃烧的主振测率为800Hz,最大振幅为43dB;并存在有1600Hz和2500Hz两个次级振荡频率;而且该发动机的振荡燃烧是以纵向振荡为主。为研究该型火箭发动机振荡燃烧的产生原因和消除方法提供了科学依据。     

持久光谱烧孔动力学的理论模型和实验研究

建立了单光子光化烧孔的三能级模型，求解了反映质子转位变构机制的速率方程组，推导了成孔过程的动力学特性，获得了可与实验进行比较的解析解．用时域和频域两种方法测量了ＴＨＰ／ＰＭＭＡ和ＴＭＰ／ＰＭＭＡ薄膜样品光谱烧孔的动力学过程，得到与理论分析一致的规律，并测得了有效成孔速率和成孔时间等参数．这些参数对于评价频域光存贮材料性能有一定意义．     

Side-hole to anti-hole conversion in time-resolved spectral hole burning of ruby: Long-lived spectral holes due to ground state level population storage

We report time-resolved transient spectral hole burning of Verneuil-grown 20 ppm and ca. 0.6 ppm ruby (Al₂O₃:Cr³⁺) in zero field and low magnetic fields B∥c at 4 K. The hole-burning spectroscopy of the 20 ppm sample implies relatively rapid cross relaxation in the ⁴A₂ ground state on the ∼1 ms timescale both in zero field and in low magnetic fields, B∥c, up to 0.2 T. In the 0.6 ppm sample, side-hole to anti-hole conversion is observed both in zero field and in low magnetic fields. This conversion is caused by population storage in ⁴A₂ ground state levels. Spin-lattice relaxation, on the 200 ms timescale, is directly observed from the time dependence of the resonant hole and anti holes in B∥c, consistent with a very low cross-relaxation rate. However, in zero field cross relaxation in the ⁴A₂ ground state is still a significant relaxation mechanism for the 0.6 ppm sample resulting in hole decay in ∼50 ms.     

Measurement of unstable burning velocities of iso-octane–air mixtures at high pressure and the derivation of laminar burning velocities

A new technique is reported for measuring burning velocities at high pressures in the final stages of two inwardly propagating flame kernels in an explosion bomb. The flames were initiated at diametrically opposite spark electrodes, close to the wall, in quiescent mixtures. Measurements of pressure and flame kernel propagation speeds by high-speed photography showed the burning velocities to be elevated above the corresponding laminar burning velocities as a result of the developing flame instabilities. The enhancement increased with increase in pressure and decreased with increase in Markstein number. When the Markstein number was negative, instabilities could be appreciable, as could the enhancement. For the iso-octane–air mixtures investigated, where the mixtures had well-characterised Markstein numbers or critical Peclet numbers at the relevant pressures and temperatures, it was possible to explain the enhancement quantitatively by the spherical explosion flame instability theory of Bechtold and Matalon, provided the critical Peclet number was that observed experimentally, and allowance was made for the changing pressure. With this theoretical procedure, it was possible to derive values of laminar burning velocity from the measured values of burning velocity over a wide range of equivalence ratios, pressures, and temperatures. The values became less reliable at the higher temperatures and pressures as the data on Markstein and critical Peclet numbers became less certain. It was found that with iso-octane as the fuel the laminar burning velocity decreased during isentropic compression.     

Modeling study of non-line-narrowed hole-burned spectra in weakly coupled dimers and multi-chromophoric molecular assemblies

Several different models have been proposed to explain the origin of the complex anti-hole features observed in hole-burned (HB) spectra of excitonically coupled systems such as photosynthetic complexes. This lack of consensus presents a serious constraint on the interpretation of HB spectra and the underlying electronic structures of these systems. To resolve this problem we present results of modeling studies of non-resonant HB spectra taking uncorrelated excitation energy transfer and excitonic interactions into account. Simplified analytical results are compared with Monte Carlo simulations in which excitonic interactions are explicitly taken into account in order to disentangle a number of distinct effects. It is shown that these effects can accurately account for both hole shapes and the broad anti-hole structure observed in excitonically coupled systems. We argue that these models will provide a necessary framework for probing the electronic structure of these systems via HB spectroscopy.