高速传输系统CAD/CAM齿形误差最优化算法

本文提出了一种CAD/CAM齿形误差的最优化算法。本算法收敛速度快、拟合误差小,能够按照预定设计要求对齿形精度加以控制,实现最优化自动搜索,同时给出数值计算结果。     

基于FPGA的超高速线阵CCD信号采集系统的设计与实现

线阵CCD已广泛应用于在线检测、图像识别等系统,目前高帧率采集系统多在200~500Hz之间。高速线阵CCD采集系统,如1K甚至10KHz以上的采集要求,设计难度大,电路实现复杂,需要专用处理器,产品成本高,提出了一种采用并行高速FPGA驱动线阵CCD,通过常规分立元件完成模拟信号处理,实现数字信号实时传输的方案。该方案不仅简化了硬件设计上的难度,在同等性能情况下,可实现每秒万帧的高速采样,大幅度降低了成本。方案选用Altera FPGA作为控制核心,实现高速信号采集的同时,在片上实现一定的图像算法,不仅加速了图像处理速度,同时降低了计算机的处理压力。最后,本电路通过USB2.0接口,完成数据的实时传输。设计具有高帧率、高灵敏度、性能稳定,便携使用等特点,同时还有一定的通用性,已应用于一些光学系统中。     

固体杨氏模量的测量

通过测量超声波在固体介质中传播的纵波传播速度,进一步测量该固体的杨氏模量,得到了测量固体杨氏模量的一种新方法。     

高架桥声屏障高度对列车气动特性影响的数值模拟

采用计算流体力学方法对高架桥声屏障高度影响高速列车空气动力特性进行数值研究.通过网格划分、湍流模型选取、边界条件设置等来提高数值计算精度.结果表明,当高速列车运行在下风向时,头车、中间车上的侧向力随着声屏障高度增加而逐渐下降.头车所受的侧翻力矩在整车中最大,且随着声屏障高度的增加而逐渐减小.随着声屏障高度的增加,上风向工况下中间车受到的侧翻力矩要大于下风向工况.上、下风向工况下高速列车气动特性差异主要是由于流动空腔中列车所处的相对位置不同,改变了车体表面的压力分布,从而改变了车体所受到的气动力、力矩.     

氘化物阴极真空弧放电光斑分布

氘化物真空弧放电在许多领域均有应用,如无损检测、石油探井、中子活化分析等。和金属阴极不同,氘化物阴极放电时会释放大量的气体分子,表现出许多不同性质。采用放大镜头和ICCD相机观察了氘化物阴极真空弧放电光斑分布。测量系统的空间分辨率约为5 μm,时间分辨率最小2 ns。放电脉冲半高全宽（FWHM）0.9 μs,弧流波形为半周期正弦波。实验结果表明,氘化物真空弧放电时,所有阴极斑聚集为一个群落,表现为一个大光斑;在液滴作用下,阴极斑群落偶尔也会分裂为两个或多个群落;光斑形状不受弧流影响,但面积和亮度会随弧流增加而增大。氘化物阴极放电斑点聚集有利于产生高密度等离子体,提高放电效率。     

Sustainable,fire‐resistant phthalonitrile‐based glass fiber composites

The sustainable resveratrol‐based phthalonitrile was used in the preparation of E‐glass fiber‐reinforced phthalonitrile composite panels fabricated by hot pressed prepreg consolidation with bis[4‐(3‐aminophenoxy)phenyl]sulfone (m‐BAPS) as the curing additive. This amorphous monomer exhibited excellent viscosities at temperatures below 200 °C, which is applicable to standard processing conditions. Rheometric measurements were used to evaluate the cure of the composite as a function of the postcure conditions. The composite retains >95% of its room temperature storage modulus up to 450 °C based on these postcuring parameters. More importantly, flammability performance of the composite—which was determined in terms of ignitability, heat release, and mass loss rate—excels over other state‐of‐the‐art polymer/glass composites. Even under the most extreme heat fluxes (e.g., 100 kW⋅m⁻²), the composite performs exceptionally well suggesting that resveratrol‐based phthalonitrile composites can be used in fire‐resistant applications. Published 2018.^† J. Polym. Sci., Part A: Polym. Chem. 2018 , 56, 1128–1132     

Phosphoryl‐Rich Flame‐Retardant Ions (FRIONs): Towards Safer Lithium‐Ion Batteries

The functionalized catecholate, tetraethyl (2,3‐dihydroxy‐1,4‐phenylene)bis(phosphonate) (H₂‐DPC), has been used to prepare a series of lithium salts Li[B(DPC)(oxalato)], Li[B(DPC)₂], Li[B(DPC)F₂], and Li[P(DPC)₃]. The phosphoryl‐rich character of these anions was designed to impart flame‐retardant properties for their use as potential flame‐retardant ions (FRIONs), additives, or replacements for other lithium salts for safer lithium‐ion batteries. The new materials were fully characterized, and the single‐crystal structures of Li[B(DPC)(oxalato)] and Li[P(DPC)₃] have been determined. Thermogravimetric analysis of the four lithium salts show that they are thermally stable up to around 200 °C. Pyrolysis combustion flow calorimetry reveals that these salts produce high char yields upon combustion.     

Analytical predictions of shapes of laminar diffusion flames in microgravity and earth gravity

Flame shape is an important observed characteristic of flames that can be used to scale flame properties such as heat release rates and radiation. Flame shape is affected by fuel type, oxygen levels in the oxidiser, inverse burning and gravity. The objective of this study is to understand the effect of high oxygen concentrations, inverse burning, and gravity on the predictions of flame shapes. Flame shapes are obtained from recent analytical models and compared with experimental data for a number of inverse and normal ethane flame configurations with varying oxygen concentrations in the oxidiser and under earth gravity and microgravity conditions. The Roper flame shape model was extended to predict the complete flame shapes of laminar gas jet normal and inverse diffusion flames on round burners. The Spalding model was extended to inverse diffusion flames. The results show that the extended Roper model results in reasonable predictions for all microgravity and earth gravity flames except for enhanced oxygen normal diffusion flames under earth gravity conditions. The results also show trends towards cooler flames in microgravity that are in line with past experimental observations. Some key characteristics of the predicted flame shapes and parameters needed to describe the flame shape using the extended Roper model are discussed.     

A hybrid level set method for modelling detonation and combustion problems in complex geometries

We present an accurate and fast wave tracking method that uses parametric representations of tracked fronts, combined with modifications of level set methods that use narrow bands. Our strategy generates accurate computations of the front curvature and other geometric properties of the front. We introduce data structures that can store discrete representations of the location of the moving fronts and boundaries, as well as the corresponding level set fields, that are designed to reduce computational overhead and memory storage. We present an algorithm we call stack sweeping to efficiently sort and store data that is used to represent orientable fronts. Our implementation features two reciprocal procedures, a forward ‘front parameterization’ that constructs a parameterization of a front given a level set field and a backward ‘field construction’ that constructs an approximation of the signed normal distance to the front, given a parameterized representation of the front. These reciprocal procedures are used to achieve and maintain high spatial accuracy. Close to the front, precise computation of the normal distance is carried out by requiring that displacement vectors from grid points to the front be along a normal direction. For front curves in two dimensions, a cubic interpolation scheme is used, and G ¹ surface parameterization based on triangular patches is used for the three-dimensional implementation to compute the distances from grid points near the front. To demonstrate this new, high accuracy method we present validations and show examples of combustion-like applications that include detonation shock dynamics, material interface motions in a compressible multi-material simulation and the Stephan problem associated with dendrite solidification.     

Solvent selection in ultrasonic-assisted emulsification microextraction: Comparison between high- and low-density solvents by means of novel type of extraction vessel

There are numerous published reports about dispersive liquid phase microextraction of the wide range of substances, however, till now no broadly accepted systematic and purpose oriented selection of extraction solvent has been proposed. Most works deal with the optimization of available solvents without adequate pre-consideration of properness. In this study, it is tried to compare the performances of low- and high-density solvents at the same conditions by means of novel type of extraction vessel with head and bottom conical shape. Extraction efficiencies of seven basic pharmaceutical compounds using eighteen common organic solvents were studied in this work. It was much easier to work with high-density solvents and they mostly showed better performances. This work shows that although exact predicting the performance of the solvents is multifaceted case but the pre-consideration of initial selection of solvents with attention to the physiochemical properties of the desired analytes is feasible and promising. Finally, the practicality of the method for extraction from urine and plasma samples was investigated.