In eddy current testing, the law of attenuation of eddy current(EC) is of great concern. In conductive half space under the excitation of uniform magnetic field, the EC density decreases exponentially in the depth dir...In eddy current testing, the law of attenuation of eddy current(EC) is of great concern. In conductive half space under the excitation of uniform magnetic field, the EC density decreases exponentially in the depth direction. However, in conductor with finite thickness tested by coil, the distribution of EC in the depth direction is more complicated. This paper studies the characteristics of EC attenuation in metallic plate of finite thickness. Simulation results show that there is an EC reflection at the bottom of plate, which changes the law of EC attenuation. A new concept, namely the equivalent attenuation coefficient, is proposed to quantify the speed of EC attenuation. The characteristics of EC attenuation are utilized to explain the nonmonotonic relation between coil voltage and plate thickness. Procedure of selecting frequency is discussed. Thereafter, measurement of plate thickness is carried out and accurate result is obtained.展开更多
Molecular recognition between nucleobases plays a crucial role in all kinds of biological processes.However,real-space investigation of the recognition capability of nucleobases in the presence of interfering compound...Molecular recognition between nucleobases plays a crucial role in all kinds of biological processes.However,real-space investigation of the recognition capability of nucleobases in the presence of interfering compounds remains unexplored.Herein,based on the combination of scanning tunneling microscopy imaging and density functional theory modeling,we report the impact of the presence of melamine(M)on the formation and chirality of guanine(G)-tetrads on Au(111).Although M can interact with G by double hydrogen bonding,the Hoogsteen base pairing of G is not compromised,forming identical individual G-tetrads as would have happened without the presence of M.G-tetrads coexist with M on the surface not only in separate domains,but also within the mixture network of G-tetrads and M-dimers.Although the adsorption orientation of G-tetrads in the mixture network diversifies into two distinct angles,all G-tetrads in the network keep the same chirality,emphasizing the high preference of homochirality in such biochemical systems.展开更多
基金Supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.51277154)Xiamen Key Laboratory of Optoelectronic Transducer Technology+1 种基金Fujian Key Laboratory of Universities and Colleges for Transducer TechnologyInnovative Talents Program of Far East NDT New Technology&Application Forum
文摘In eddy current testing, the law of attenuation of eddy current(EC) is of great concern. In conductive half space under the excitation of uniform magnetic field, the EC density decreases exponentially in the depth direction. However, in conductor with finite thickness tested by coil, the distribution of EC in the depth direction is more complicated. This paper studies the characteristics of EC attenuation in metallic plate of finite thickness. Simulation results show that there is an EC reflection at the bottom of plate, which changes the law of EC attenuation. A new concept, namely the equivalent attenuation coefficient, is proposed to quantify the speed of EC attenuation. The characteristics of EC attenuation are utilized to explain the nonmonotonic relation between coil voltage and plate thickness. Procedure of selecting frequency is discussed. Thereafter, measurement of plate thickness is carried out and accurate result is obtained.
基金This work was financially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.21473045 and 51772066)State Key Laboratory of Urban Water Resource and Environment,Harbin Institute of Technology(No.2018DX04).
文摘Molecular recognition between nucleobases plays a crucial role in all kinds of biological processes.However,real-space investigation of the recognition capability of nucleobases in the presence of interfering compounds remains unexplored.Herein,based on the combination of scanning tunneling microscopy imaging and density functional theory modeling,we report the impact of the presence of melamine(M)on the formation and chirality of guanine(G)-tetrads on Au(111).Although M can interact with G by double hydrogen bonding,the Hoogsteen base pairing of G is not compromised,forming identical individual G-tetrads as would have happened without the presence of M.G-tetrads coexist with M on the surface not only in separate domains,but also within the mixture network of G-tetrads and M-dimers.Although the adsorption orientation of G-tetrads in the mixture network diversifies into two distinct angles,all G-tetrads in the network keep the same chirality,emphasizing the high preference of homochirality in such biochemical systems.
