The microstructural characteristics and formability at the edges of low carbon pickled steel sheets have been investigated based on the generation of earing and cracking defects while drawing. The microstructure of th...The microstructural characteristics and formability at the edges of low carbon pickled steel sheets have been investigated based on the generation of earing and cracking defects while drawing. The microstructure of the edge features coarse grains and mixed sized grains. The strength of the sheet edge is slightly lower than that at the center. Besides, the formability is obviously worsened. The plastic strain ratios along the longitudinal and transverse orientations are 0.31 and 0.6, respectively, with distinct anisotropy. The plastic strain ratio at the edge is obviously lower than that at the middle of the steel sheet. The observed microstructural characteristics and mechanical properties at the edge of the steel sheet can be attributed to the lower rolling temperature in the two-phase region of pro-eutectoid ferrite and austenite. These differences in microstructure and mechanical properties at the edge of the steel sheet lead to the generation of earing and cracking defects while drawing. The microstructure and mechanical properties at the edge of low carbon pickled steel sheets can be improved via the optimization of the rolling process and the adjustment of chemical composition.展开更多
[Objectives]The changes in the nutrient contents and texture of pickled Huangzhou radish with pickling time were studied to further improve its edible value and improve its sensory evaluation.[Methods]Huangzhou radish...[Objectives]The changes in the nutrient contents and texture of pickled Huangzhou radish with pickling time were studied to further improve its edible value and improve its sensory evaluation.[Methods]Huangzhou radish as a raw material was pickled,and exploration was conducted through the following aspects:with the extension time of pickling time,the changes in nutrient contents such as reducing sugars,free amino acids and ascorbic acid were detected in pickled Huangzhou radish,and the changes in the texture characteristics of pickled Huangzhou radish such as hardness,viscosity,elasticity,recoverable deformation,compression power and chewiness were detected.[Results]As the pickling time became longer,the reducing sugar content in pickled Huangzhou radish gradually increased,and when the pickling time exceeded 13 d,the reducing sugar content showed a downward trend;the ascorbic acid content gradually decreased,and the decreasing rate was relatively lower after the pickling time exceeded 7 d;and the amino acid content first increased and then decreased,and when the pickling time exceeded 13 d,the content exhibited basically no change.The hardness of the radish gradually decreased;the viscosity first decreased and then slowly increased;the recoverable deformation first increased and then decreased;the elasticity first increased and decreased;and the chewiness first increased and then decreased.Through this experiment,it is concluded that the pickled Huangzhou radish has richer nutrients and the best taste when the pickling time is 7-10 d.[Conclusions]This study provides a theoretical reference for producing and processing pickled Huangzhou radish,improving the quality of pickled Huangzhou radish and increasing the nutritional value of the product.展开更多
[ Objective] To study the effects of pickled cabbage water on production performance of laying hens, and provide a scientific basis for the application of the pickled cabbage water used as the microbial drinking water...[ Objective] To study the effects of pickled cabbage water on production performance of laying hens, and provide a scientific basis for the application of the pickled cabbage water used as the microbial drinking water preparation in production of laying hens. [Method] A total of 2 520 laying hens at the age of 35 weeks and with the same feeding conditions were randomly divided into four groups. They were respectively fed four kinds of drinking water preparations including pickled cabbage water, enrofloxacin, Bacillus cereus and normal water. The mortality, egg laying rate and elimination rate were recorded. The experiment lasted for 8 weeks. [ Result] In the pickled cabbage water group, the mortality and elimination rate of laying hens were decreased, and the egg laying rate was increased significantly (P 〈 0.05). The enrofloxacin and Bacillus cereus water preparations had effects on the production performance of laying hens, and the effects were not significant. [ Conclusion] The pickled cabbage wa- ter can regulate the intestine microenvironment of laying hens. It also promotes the survival rate and egg production and enhances the disease resistance of laying hens. Therefore, the pickled cabbage water can be used for laying hens production as microbial drinking water preparation.展开更多
文摘The microstructural characteristics and formability at the edges of low carbon pickled steel sheets have been investigated based on the generation of earing and cracking defects while drawing. The microstructure of the edge features coarse grains and mixed sized grains. The strength of the sheet edge is slightly lower than that at the center. Besides, the formability is obviously worsened. The plastic strain ratios along the longitudinal and transverse orientations are 0.31 and 0.6, respectively, with distinct anisotropy. The plastic strain ratio at the edge is obviously lower than that at the middle of the steel sheet. The observed microstructural characteristics and mechanical properties at the edge of the steel sheet can be attributed to the lower rolling temperature in the two-phase region of pro-eutectoid ferrite and austenite. These differences in microstructure and mechanical properties at the edge of the steel sheet lead to the generation of earing and cracking defects while drawing. The microstructure and mechanical properties at the edge of low carbon pickled steel sheets can be improved via the optimization of the rolling process and the adjustment of chemical composition.
基金Hubei Special Project for Development of Science and Technology in Local by Central Guidance(2018ZYYD019)Science and technology project of Jiangxi provincial education department(GJJ171121)。
文摘[Objectives]The changes in the nutrient contents and texture of pickled Huangzhou radish with pickling time were studied to further improve its edible value and improve its sensory evaluation.[Methods]Huangzhou radish as a raw material was pickled,and exploration was conducted through the following aspects:with the extension time of pickling time,the changes in nutrient contents such as reducing sugars,free amino acids and ascorbic acid were detected in pickled Huangzhou radish,and the changes in the texture characteristics of pickled Huangzhou radish such as hardness,viscosity,elasticity,recoverable deformation,compression power and chewiness were detected.[Results]As the pickling time became longer,the reducing sugar content in pickled Huangzhou radish gradually increased,and when the pickling time exceeded 13 d,the reducing sugar content showed a downward trend;the ascorbic acid content gradually decreased,and the decreasing rate was relatively lower after the pickling time exceeded 7 d;and the amino acid content first increased and then decreased,and when the pickling time exceeded 13 d,the content exhibited basically no change.The hardness of the radish gradually decreased;the viscosity first decreased and then slowly increased;the recoverable deformation first increased and then decreased;the elasticity first increased and decreased;and the chewiness first increased and then decreased.Through this experiment,it is concluded that the pickled Huangzhou radish has richer nutrients and the best taste when the pickling time is 7-10 d.[Conclusions]This study provides a theoretical reference for producing and processing pickled Huangzhou radish,improving the quality of pickled Huangzhou radish and increasing the nutritional value of the product.
基金supported by the Education Department of Jilin Province (2009279)
文摘[ Objective] To study the effects of pickled cabbage water on production performance of laying hens, and provide a scientific basis for the application of the pickled cabbage water used as the microbial drinking water preparation in production of laying hens. [Method] A total of 2 520 laying hens at the age of 35 weeks and with the same feeding conditions were randomly divided into four groups. They were respectively fed four kinds of drinking water preparations including pickled cabbage water, enrofloxacin, Bacillus cereus and normal water. The mortality, egg laying rate and elimination rate were recorded. The experiment lasted for 8 weeks. [ Result] In the pickled cabbage water group, the mortality and elimination rate of laying hens were decreased, and the egg laying rate was increased significantly (P 〈 0.05). The enrofloxacin and Bacillus cereus water preparations had effects on the production performance of laying hens, and the effects were not significant. [ Conclusion] The pickled cabbage wa- ter can regulate the intestine microenvironment of laying hens. It also promotes the survival rate and egg production and enhances the disease resistance of laying hens. Therefore, the pickled cabbage water can be used for laying hens production as microbial drinking water preparation.