Normal thermal conduction in lattice models with asymmetric harmonic interparticle interactions

We study the thermal conduction behaviors of one-dimensional lattice models with asymmetric harmonic interparticle interactions. Normal thermal conductivity that is independent of system size is observed when the lattice chains are long enough. Because only the harmonic interactions are involved, the result confirms, without ambiguity, that asymmetry plays a key role in normal thermal conduction in one-dimensional momentum conserving lattices. Both equilibrium and nonequilibrium simulations are performed to support the conclusion.

Research on the Relationship between Density of States and Conducting Properties of Single-walled Carbon Nanotubes

The analytical expression of the electronic density of states (DOS) for single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWNTs) has been derived on the basis of graphene approximation of the energy E(k) near the Fermi level EF. The distinctive properties of the DOS, the normalized differential conductivity and the current us bias for SWNTs are deduced and analyzed theoretically. The singularities in the DOS (or in the normalized differential conductivity) predict that the jump structure of current (or conductance)-bias of SWNTs exists. All conclusions from the theoretical analysis are in well agreement with the experimental results of SWNT's electronic structure and electronic transport. In other words, the simple theoretical model in this paper can be applied to understand a range of spectroscopic and other measurement data related to the DOS of SWNTs.

BXERL photo-injector based on a 217 MHz normal conducting RF gun

The Beijing X-ray Energy Recovery Linac （BXERL） test facility is proposed in Institute of High Physics （IHEP）. In this proposal, the main linac requires the injector to provide an electron beam with 5 MeV energy and 10 mA average current. An injector based on DC gun technology is the first candidate electron source for BXERL. However, the field emission in the DC gun cavity makes it much more difficult to increase the high voltage to more than 500 kV. Another technology based on a 217 MHz normal conducting RF gun is proposed as the backup injector for this test facility. We have designed this RF gun with 2D SUPERFISH code and 3D MICROWAVE STUDIO code. In this paper, we present the optimized design of the gun cavity, the gun RF parameters and the set-up of the whole injector system. The detailed beam dynamics have been done and the simulation results show that the injector can generate electron bunches with RMS normalized emittance 1.0 7πmm-mrad, bunch length 0.77 mm, beam energy 5.0 MeV and energy spread 0.60%.

Modeling of the RF system for the normal conducting linac

To study the new RF control methods, a mathematic model of the RF system for the normal conducting linac is built and implemented with the software of Matlab. The model contains some typical units of the RF system, such as the klystron, the SLED and the traveling wave accelerating tube. Finally, the model is used to study the working point of the SLED and the adaptive feed forward algorithm for the RF control system. Simulation shows that the model works well as expected.

Electrochemical response of Nd^3＋ ions containing lithium borate glasses

The present investigation was to understand the electrical properties of 27.5 Li2O-（72.5–x） B2O（3-x）Nd2O3 with x=0.5, 1, 1.5 and 2 glasses. We analyzed the impedance data for a wide frequency range to get inside the conduction phenomenon. The conductivity of the glasses decreased due to the decrease in the mobility of mobile Li~＋ ions. This decrease was due to polymerization of glass network caused by the Nd^3＋ ions. Modulus formalism confirmed that the Li~＋ ions overcame the same barrier no matter whether it took part in the conduction process or relaxation process. Scaling of the electrochemical data showed that conduction process in the ion conducting glasses was composition dependent and not the temperature dependent.

RF-thermal-structural-RF coupled analysis on a travelling wave disk-loaded accelerating structure

The travelling wave （TW） disk-loaded accelerating structure is one of the key components in normal conducting （NC） linear accelerators, and has been studied for many years. In the design process, usually after the dimensions of each cell and the two couplers are finalized, the structure is fabricated and tuned, and then the whole structure RF characteristics are measured by using a vector network analyzer. Before fabrication, the whole structure characteristics （including RF, thermal and structural ones） are less simulated due to the limited capability of currently available computers. In this paper, we described a method for performing RF-thermal-structural-RF coupled analysis on a TW disk-loaded structure using only one PC. In order to validate our method, we first analyzed and compared our RF simulation results on the 3 m long BEPC Ⅱ structure with the corresponding experimental results, which shows very good consistency. Finally, the RF-thermal-structure-RF coupled analysis results on the 1.35 m long NSC KIPT linac accelerating structure are presented.

Spray Characteristics of Biodiesel Fuel in Constant Volume Chamber using Multi-response Optimization Technique

This study discusses about the optimization of spray characteristics of biodiesel fuel in a spray chamber.Three factors namely,fuel injection pressure,fuel temperature and fuel blends were chosen as the influencing factor for the set objective.Four levels were chosen in each factor and spray tip penetration,spray cone angle and Sauter mean diameter(SMD) were taken as the response variables.Experiments were designed by employing design of experiments method and Taguchi full factorial array was used to conduct the tests with different levels of the chosen factors.Multi Response Signal to Noise ratio(MRSN) was calculated for the response variables and the optimum combination level of factors was obtained simultaneously using Taguchi's parametric design.Confirmation experiments were conducted for the obtained optimum combination level of factors and the results were compared with the normal operating conditions and significant improvement were observed in the response variables.

Magnetic field effects in organic light-emitting diodes with Co electrode

Tris-（8-hydroxyquinoline）-aluminum eAlq3T–based organic light-emitting diodes with Co electrode are fabricated. The positive magnetic electroluminescence（MEL） and magnetic conductance（MC） are observed in the samples, reaching 4.35% and 1.67% under the field of 42 m T at 50 K, respectively, and the MEL and MC traces can be fitted to non-Lorentzian line shapes. The MEL varies as a function of the Co thickness and reaches the optimal value at 10 nm. The MEL and MC dependence on voltage and temperature is also investigated. The electron-hole pair model and the spin-polarized injection mechanism are used to understand the experimental results.