某功率单元强迫风冷散热分析和优化

随着电子技术的发展,电子设备的散热问题显得越来越重要。以理论分析的基础上,针对某功率单元整体温度场和速度场,采用有限元的方法,进行数值分析。重点分析不同风机、不同翅片散热器下,功率单元温度场和流场的分布趋势。得到采用引风机、翅片较密的散热器(62个翅片),能够达到最佳的散热效果,满足实际工程需要,有利于功率单元长期可靠运行。     

不同调节剂制备MOF-Fe的性质及对Se（Ⅳ）的吸附性能

以HF、HCl、H₂O和NaAc溶液为调节剂合成了4种MOF-Fe样品,用X射线衍射（XRD）、透射电镜（TEM）、N₂等温吸附-脱附、综合热分析（TG/DTG和DTA）和质子电位滴定研究了4种样品的结构与表面性质,以及对亚硒酸根（Se（Ⅳ））等温吸附特性。MOF-Fe（HF）、MOF-Fe（HCl）、MOF-Fe（H₂O）和MOF-Fe（NaAc）四种样品均具有八面体MIL-100（Fe）的晶体结构,但它们的结晶度和晶面取向略有差异。4种样品的比表面积分别为1 683、1 517、1 641和1 734 m²·g^-1,其总孔体积依次降低,微孔孔径分别为1.27、1.22、1.22和1.17 nm。MOF-Fe（HF）样品的脱羧基失重峰温度最高（415℃）,苯环碳化失重峰温度最低（462℃）;MOF-Fe（HCl）、MOF-Fe（H₂O）和MOF-Fe（NaAc）样品出现了因氧化铁被碳还原所致的失重平台（566~716℃）。样品悬浮液从pH=6.0降到3.0时,消耗H⁺的量表现为MOF-Fe（H₂O） > MOF-Fe（HCl） > MOF-Fe（HF）=MOF-Fe（NaAc）,它们的电荷零点（pH_ZPC）依次为3.1、3.5、3.6和3.5。MOF-Fe（NaAc）、MOF-Fe（HCl）、MOF-Fe（H₂O）和MOF-Fe（HF）对Se（Ⅳ）的吸附亲和力依次减小,它们对Se（Ⅳ）的吸附容量（Q_m）分别为77.69、107.07、117.40和87.15 mg·g^-1。显著性分析显示,MOF-Fe的羟基密度与样品吸附Se（Ⅳ）的Q_m显著正相关。研究结果表明,MOF-Fe样品的结构热稳定性和羟基/配位水分子等活性位点密度受合成样品时加入的调节剂影响,用HF作为调节剂合成MOF-Fe样品有利于提高样品中羧基与苯环之间的C-C键合强度和热分解产物的稳定性,降低苯环碳化温度;HCl和H₂O作为调节剂有利于提高样品的活性位点密度,可提高MOF-Fe样品对Se（Ⅳ）吸附容量。     

空气稳定的氮杂蔻电子传输材料分子设计及三氮杂蔻衍生物迁移率计算

采用密度泛函理论研究氮功能化对蒄类化合物几何构型、电子结构及载流子传输性质的影响. 结果表明, 引入杂N原子可以线性降低前线轨道能级, 增强电子注入能力与空气稳定性, 且邻位掺杂较迫位和均匀掺杂调节效果更为显著. 其中, 十二氮杂蒄（12ac）具有新颖的“碗状”构型和高的电子亲和势（3.45 eV）, 是潜在的空气稳定电子传输材料构筑单元. 理论预测室温下2,6,10-三对甲氧基苯基-3,4,7,8,11,12-六甲氧基三氮杂蒄（3b）晶体的电子迁移率为0.242 cm2/V s, 预计是良好的电子传输材料, 值得进一步器件化研究.     

重度原油注空气低温氧化过程研究(英文)

低温氧化反应对现场燃烧(ISC)技术点火的成功有十分重要的影响.采用高压氧化管,研究了不同温度压力下,新疆克拉玛依重度原油的低温氧化过程.结果表明,温度和压力的变化对低温氧化反应的放热程度、持续时间以及气体产物有明显影响.适合油样低温氧化反应的温度和压力分别为150℃和10MPa.此外,采用纯组分替代原油族组分进行低温氧化实验,研究低温氧化反应对原油族组分(饱和烃、芳香烃、胶质、沥青质)含量的影响.结果表明,原油所含族组分中,芳香烃组分最易被氧化,其含量由氧化前的19.17%减少到12.38%(150℃)和9.51%(250℃).随着低温氧化过程的进行,结构复杂的族组分(胶质、沥青质)的含量明显增加.实验数据对油藏实施注空气技术,以及该技术现场实施条件的确定有十分重要的指导意义.     

Nitration of Simple Aromatics with NO2 under Air Atmosphere in the Presence of Novel Brønsted Acidic Ionic Liquids

Abstract

Aromatics nitrate with NO₂/air catalyzed by novel Brønsted acidic ionic liquids (ILs) without any volatile chlorinated organic solvent under mild conditions. The ILs employed were caprolactam based, [Caprolactam]X (X^?=pTSO^?, BSO^?, BF₄ ^?, NO₃ ^?), which are of relatively lower cost and lower toxicity than traditional imidazolium‐based ILs. The nitration reactions were carried out at ?15 to ?0°C first, then at room temperature for a longer time with a little excessive NO₂ (ca. 1.4 eqv.) for moderate yield (for toluene). The IL could be reused four times.     

The Extraction of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons from Atmospheric Particulate Matter Samples by Accelerated Solvent Extraction (ASE)

Abstract

The Accelerated solvent extraction (ASE) of PAHs (23 2- to 6-ring species) spiked onto glass fibre filters (GFFs) was studied as a function of variable extraction solvents, pressure, temperature and extraction times. Acceptable recoveries (85% ± 15%) were obtained for certain combinations of conditions and a tentative method (1500 psi, 150°C, 70:30 hexane:acetone mixture, 7 min heat-up time, 5 min static extraction time, 60% flush volume, 2 static cycles was selected for further testing. However, this method did not prove as effective as the traditional Soxhlet method of extraction when these parameters were used to extract native PAHs from ambient atmospheric particulate matter collected on a GFF by Integrated Atmospheric Deposition Network (IADN) sampling protocols. The extraction recovery study for spiked GFFs was repeated using slightly different extraction conditions: 2000 psi, 100°C, 70:30 hexane:acetone, 5 min heat-up time, 5 min static extraction time, 150% flush volume, 3 static cycles. When this method was applied to the extraction of native PAHs from ambient atmospheric particulate matter collected on GFFs, the results showed equivalent or better recoveries to that of the Soxhlet method. The total time of extraction was 25 min requiring only 30 mL of solvent. This ASE method is presently used to quantitatively determine PAHs in IADN particle-phase samples.     

A GC/MS Method of Determining Airborne DI-n-Butyl- and DL(2-Ethyl Hexyl) Phthalates

An analytical technique is presented that determines the amount of airborne phthalates in a glass fiber filter. The methodology makes use of a GC/MS system that has been integrated with a dedicated mini-computer.     

An investigation of calibration materials for the measurement of metals in ambient particulate matter on filters by LA-ICP-MS

Three different types of simple and low-cost calibration material for the measurement of the metals content of ambient particulate matter (PM) on filters using laser ablation-inductively coupled plasma-mass spectrometry (LA-ICP-MS) have been compared: cellulose ester filters spiked with multi-element calibration solutions, pellets of compressed ambient particulate matter certified reference material (CRM), and powdered ambient particulate matter CRM adhered to a surface. Elements determined were As, Cd, Cr, Cu, Fe, Mn, Ni, Pb, V and Zn, each at approximate levels of 1000?ng per filter. Blank filters spiked with multi-elemental standards were found to be significantly more reproducible and repeatable than materials based on powdered reference materials. However, a comparison of these spiked filters with real samples of ambient PM showed that the analytical sensitivities obtained per mass of analyte were significantly different. It is concluded that the spiked filters could act as very effective quality control standards correcting, to within 1%, drifts in LA-ICP-MS measurements of up to 10%, or as indirect calibration materials supported by additional measurements using traditional wet chemical techniques.     

Volatile organic compounds in an urban environment: a comparison among Belgium,Vietnam and Ethiopia

The effects of urban and indoor air pollution on human health are a major environmental concern for all, but not much has been researched in the developing world. Specifically, quantitative data on the occurrence of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) – main contributors to air pollution – in Asia and Africa are scarce compared to the availability of data in the developed world. This paper presents one of the first studies focusing on the analysis and occurrence of VOCs in Vietnam and Ethiopia, which constitutes part of the novelty of this work. A spectrum of 34 VOCs was measured at eight different urban sites in Ghent (Belgium), Hanoi (Vietnam), Jimma and Addis Ababa (Ethiopia) during three sampling campaigns from September 2008 to September 2010. Sampling was done in an active way by means of sorbent tubes filled with Tenax TA. The analysis was done by TD-GC-MS using internal standard calibration. Data were interpreted and compared in terms of (i) individual, subgroup and total VOCs concentration (TVOCs), (ii) indoor-to-outdoor (I/O) concentration ratios, (iii) source identification by diagnostic ratio and/or correlation coefficients, and (iv) ozone formation potential (OFP) at outdoor sites based on up-to-date maximum incremental reactivity (MIR). I/O concentration ratios varied between 0.2 and 30, with big differences noticed with respect to the type of VOC(s) considered and the type of outdoor sampling location. The highest TVOC concentrations were measured in street samples with maximum values of 54?µg/m³ in Ghent, 507?µg/m³ in Hanoi and 318?µg/m³ in Addis Ababa illustrating the large difference in ambient air quality levels. This is also reflected in the arithmetic mean OFP values (µg/m³) of 82, 1308 and 596 in Ghent, Hanoi and Addis Ababa, respectively. Results of this study could be helpful to support formulation of national policy with regard to ambient air quality.