可编程控制器PLC及分布式控制系统简介

结合太钢１＃转炉生产操作实践,简要介绍了可编程控制器ＰＬＣ与分布式控制系统在电气自动化系统及防止误操作的软件编制逻辑图的应用     

系统可视性动态模拟软件平台的研究

对适用于社会经济系统可视性动态模拟的通用型软件平台进行了研究,提出了采用系统对象模型的建模方法。为了实现通用的可视化能力,文中对典型的计算机图形进行了抽象和分类,并介绍了自行设计的软件平台原型,包括语法协议、语法解释器流程和工作流程。     

科技进步统计监测软件系统的设计与实现

河北省科技进步统计监测软件系统以科技进步统计监测评价需求为指导,进行了合理的总体结构设计、系统功能设计、数据库设计、输入输出设计、存储设计,并在河北省大中型工业企业的科技进步统计监测评价中得到了应用。     

可动态维护的软件体系结构

将软件维护的方法和技术划分为方法级、源代码级和目标代码级等３个层次,并给出了可在目标代码级支持软件动态维护的软件的体系结构。     

味觉电化学传感器的研究——Ⅰ.甜、酸、苦、咸物质对模拟生物膜电位振动频率的影响

本文以十六烷基三甲基溴化铵/含苦味酸的硝基苯/蔗糖溶液为研究体系,发现甜、酸、苦、咸物质均能使体系的振动波形和频率发生变化,初步建立了测定有味物质的定性、定量方法,并对该味觉电化学传感器的响应机理进行了探讨。     

Error estimation in peak‐shape analysis of XPS core‐level spectra using UNIFIT 2003: how significant are the results of peak fits?

An error analysis for numerically evaluating random uncertainties in x‐ray photoelectron spectroscopy has been implemented in version 2003 of the spectra treatment and analysis software UNIFIT in order to improve the understanding of the statistical basis and the reliability of the model parameters for photoelectron spectra. The theoretical basis as well as two approaches to obtain error limits of the fit parameters have been considered. Several test spectra have been analysed and discussed. A representative example has been chosen to demonstrate the relevance of the error estimation for practical surface analysis. Suggestions for the minimization of errors in the peak‐fitting procedures are presented. Copyright © 2004 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

Application of Task-specific Ionic Liquids for Intensified Separations

Summary. Ionic liquids offer tremendous opportunities to intensify reactions and separations in process technologies by tuning their physical and chemical properties. Several ionic liquids are suitable for the separation of aromatic and aliphatic hydrocarbons. CO₂ absorption behavior was influenced by the functionalized chains appended to the room temperature ionic liquid (RTIL) cation. Ionic liquids seem able to combine the chemical features of amine solutions with the characteristic advantages of the physical solvents used for CO₂ absorption.     

Optimization of a GFAAS method for determination of total inorganic arsenic in drinking water

The new 10 μg l⁻¹ arsenic standard in drinking water has been a spur to the search for reliable routine analytical methods with a limit of detection at the μg l⁻¹ level. These methods also need to be easy to handle due to the routine analyses that are required in drinking water monitoring. Graphite furnace atomic absorption spectrometry (GFAAS) meets these requirements, but the limit of detection is generally too high except for methods using a pre-concentration or separation step. The use of a high-intensity boosted discharge hollow-cathode lamp decreases the baseline noise level and therefore allows a lower limit of detection. The temperature program, chemical matrix modifier and thermal stabilizer additives were optimized for total inorganic arsenic determination with GFAAS, without preliminary treatment. The optimal furnace program was validated with a proprietary software. The limit of detection was 0.26 μg As l⁻¹ for a sample volume of 16 μl corresponding to 4.2 pg As. This attractive technique is rapid as 20 samples can be analysed per hour. This method was validated with arsenic reference solutions. Its applicability was verified with artificial and natural groundwaters. Recoveries from 91 to 105% with relative standard deviation <5% can be easily achieved. The effect of interfering anions and cations commonly found in groundwater was studied. Only phosphates and silicates (respectively at 4 and 20 mg l⁻¹) lead to significant interferences in the determination of total inorganic arsenic at 4 μg l⁻¹.     

DSC study and computer modelling of the melting process in ice slurry

In order to understand the non-isothermal melting kinetics in the ice slurry, a differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) was used. Experimental results were compared to those obtained by a numerical simulation in which a general enthalpy method was applied. In this work the ice slurry studied consists of ice particles uniformly dispersed within a water-antifreeze liquid mixture. The effects of the heating rate and the initial antifreeze mass fraction are discussed. It has been found that the temperature gradients inside the sample of the solution become important if either heating rate increases or initial antifreeze mass fraction decreases.