Evaluation of the Preventive Effect of Regional Cooling Nursing on Hand Foot Syndrome Caused by Doxorubicin Hydrochloride Liposome

Purpose: To explore the preventive effect of Regional cooling comprehensive nursing on hand foot syndrome caused by pegylated liposomal doxorubicin (PLD). Method: Adopt overall sampling method. Patients who used the same adjuvant drugs from January to December 2020 were randomly divided into an intervention group and a control group. The patients in the two groups received routine nursing guidance and drug prevention for the use of amygdalin. The patients in the intervention group were required to take protective measures of Regional cooling during chemotherapy. The occurrence of hand foot syndrome during adriamycin liposome administration was compared between the two groups. Results: By comparing the adverse reactions of cases during Adriamycin Administration, the incidence rates of grade I, II and III hand foot syndrome in the control group were 28.8%, 7.6% and 27.5% respectively, and the incidence rates of grade I, II and III hand foot syndrome in the intervention group were 42.1%, 12.3% and 7.0% respectively, with statistical significance (P Conclusion: Regional cooling nursing and preventive behavior guidance can effectively reduce the severity of hand foot syndrome caused by adriamycin.

Numerical Simulation of Linear Electromagnetic Stirring in Secondary Cooling Region of Slab Caster

According to the theory of alternating magnetohydrodynamics and magnetic boundary renewal method,mathematical models were proposed for electromagnetic stirring in secondary cooling region( SEMS) of slab caster. The magnetic fields and flow fields of melt were simulated with SEMS. It's shown that the electromagnetic forces with inward and sidelong components produced by travel magnetic field at the wide faces of slab make the melt whirling in horizontal section,and the convection of the melt is strengthened obviously there. In addition,magnetic flux density attenuates from the edge to the center of slab,and the profile of the melt velocity along slab thickness in the center of the horizontal section takes a two-opposite-peak configuration. Ultimately,the stirring intensity and features are determined by the electromagnetic parameters,coil arrangement and stirring types.

Surface Regional Heat(Cool) Island Effect and Its Diurnal Differences in Arid and Semiarid Resource-based Urban Agglomerations

With the rapid development of urban agglomerations in northwest arid and semiarid regions of China, the scope of the urban heat island(UHI) effect has gradually expanded and gradually connected, and has formed a regional heat island(RHI) with a larger range of impact to the regional environment. However, there are few studies on the heat island effect of urban agglomerations in arid and semiarid regions, so this paper selects the urban agglomeration of Hohhot, Baotou and Ordos(HBO) of Inner Mongolia, China as the study area. Based on the 8-day composite Moderate-resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer(MODIS) surface temperature data(156scenes in all) and land use maps for 2005, 2010, and 2015, we analyze the spatiotemporal distributions of regional heat(cool) islands(RH(C)I) and the responses of surface temperatures to land-use changes in the diurnal and interannual surface cities. The results showed that: 1) from 2005 to 2015, urban areas showed the cold island effect during the day, with the area of the cold island showing a shrinking feature;at night, they showed the heat island effect, with the area of the heat island showing a first decrease and then an increase.2) From 2005 to 2015, the land development(unutilized land to building land) brings the greatest temperature increase(ΔT = 1.36°C)during the day, while the greatest temperature change at night corresponds to the conversion of cultivated land to building land(ΔT =0.78°C) exhibited the largest changes at night. From 2010 to 2015, the land development(grassland to building land) bring the greatest temperature increase(ΔT = 0.85°C) during the day, while the great temperature change at night corresponds to the conversion of water areas to building land(ΔT = 1.38°C) exhibited the largest changes at night. Exploring the spatial and temporal evolution of surface urban heat(cool) islands in urban agglomerations in arid and semiarid regions will help to understand the urbanization characteristics of urban agglomerations and provide a reference for the formulation of policies for the coordinated and healthy development of the region and co-governance of regional environmental problems.

Solid-state resonant tunneling thermoelectric refrigeration in the cylindrical double-barrier nanostructure

A solid-state thermoelectric refrigerator with a cylindrical InP/InAs/InP double-barrier heterostructure is proposed. Based on the ballistic electron transport and the asymmetrical transmission, we derive the expressions of the performance parameters of this refrigerator. The cooling rate rather than the coefficient of performance is affected by the area of the inner cylinder. Then through the numerical simulation, a triangular cooling rate region is found with respect to the chemical potential and bias voltage; further, that it is because of the small full width at half maximum of the transmission resonance and the linear relationship between the energy position of resonance and the bias voltage. These tunable results might supply some guide to the cooling in tiny components or devices.

IDENTIFYING OPTIMUM GLAZING PROPERTY FOR CONSERVING ENERGY IN HOT SEMI-ARID CLIMATE REGIONS

Globally,the building sector is responsible for 40%of energy use and 30%of GHG emissions.The greatest portion of the energy is used during the operational phase(use stage)of buildings.The building envelope,especially the glazed components,plays an important role in determining the energy requirement of buildings.These glazed parts of the building envelope exposed to direct solar radiation are most vulnerable to heat loss and gain.Heat loss and gain through the glazing material depend on glazing properties(U-value,SHGC,VT)and building energy use changes according to the properties of the glazing system.A variety of glazing types has been developed over recent decades that use the properties of the glass as a means of responding to environmental conditions.This study is carried out to identify the optimum glazing property for conserving energy in cooling dominant regions using an early design energy modeling tool.It was found that a low SHGC is the most important glazing property for reducing cooling energy consumption.SHGC of less than 0.3 is found useful.This study would help building industry professionals evaluate the best glazing property while selecting the glazing type.