An Experimental Study on Atmospheric Pressure Glow Discharge in Different Gases

Usually, the electrical breakdown of dielectric barrier discharge (DBD) at atmo-spheric pressure leads to a filamentary non-homogeneous discharge. However, it is also possible to obtain a diffuse DBD in homogeneous form, called atmospheric pressure glow discharge (APGD). We obtained a uniform APGD in helium and in the mixture of argon with alcohol, and studied the electrical characteristics of helium APGD. It is found that the relationship between discharge current and source frequency is different depending on the difference in gas gap when the applied voltage is kept constant. The discharge current shows an increasing trend with the increased frequency when gas gap is 0.8 cm, but the discharge current tends to decrease with the increased frequency when the gas gap increases. The discharge current always increases with the increased applied voltage when the source frequency is kept constant. We also observed a glow-like discharge in nitrogen at atmospheric pressure.

Synthesis and High Pressure Study on Ca_(1-x)Ln_xSiO_3

In this paper, for the first time, Ca1-xLnxSiO3 (Ln=Y. La, x=0.1, 0.2) was synthesized with three methods of high temperature (HT) under atmospheric pressure (AP), high temperature (HT) combined with high pressure (HP) and sol-gel method. The sample obtained at the stable range of 4.3-5.0 GPa pressure and 1050-1100℃ temperature with HT and HP method has a cubic perovskite structure, which has the minimum lattice parameter of 0.3535 nm so far,the sample with triclinic structure was obtained by sintering at atmosphere, and the sample synthesized with sol-gel method has monoclinic structure. SEM analysis shows that rare earth ions take the lattice site of Ca, but the distribution of rare earth ions in the samples synthesized with HT and HP is not homogeneous.

Experimental Study on Tensile Behavior of Cement Paste, Mortar and Concrete under High Strain Rates

Effects of the strain rate on cement paste, mortar and concrete were studied. A modified SHPB testing technique with fl attened Brazilian disc（FBD） specimen was developed to measure the dynamic tensile stress-strain curve of materials. A pulse-shaped split Hopkinson pressure bar（SHPB） was employed to determine the dynamic tensile mechanical responses and failure behavior of materials under valid dynamic testing conditions. Quasi-static experiments were conducted to study material strain rate sensitivity. Strain rate sensitivity of the materials was measured in terms of the stress-strain curve, elastic modulus, tensile strength and critical strain at peak stress. Empirical relations between dynamic increase factor（DIF） and the material properties were derived and presented.

SURFACE PRESSURE,SURFACE POTENTIAL AND SCANNING TUNNELING MICROSCOPY STUDIES FOR N-DOCOSYLPYRIDINIUM-TCNQ MONOLAYER

Simultaneous measurements of surface pressure and surface potential and scanning tunneling microscopy study for N-docosylpyridinium- TCNQ monolayer were carried out.These methods allow us to get more informations on properties of the monolayer.The molecules at the final stage of compression are really in compact stack although a voluminous hydrophilic head exists in the molecule.

Study on the physical basis of pressure and particle velocity combine processing

Some basic studies of pressure and particle velocity combine processing such as correlation between them, average acoustic intensity processing, rotating and sharpening of directivity are described. Preliminary results based on theoretical analysis and lake trail will lay a foundation for further research.

Experimental study for frequency spectrum of turbulent boundary layer pressure fluctuation

An experimental study on TBL (turbulent boundary layer) pressure fluctuation frequeny spectrum of a revolution body is presented. With the measured results, a relation of convective frequency fo of the models is obtained. Relations of turbuleat wall-pressure fluctuation spectrum in transition region and development region to frequency and speed are obtained also

Study on the changes in pulmonary artery pressure in elderly Chronic kindney disease patients without end-stage renal disease

Objective To prospectively investigate the characteristics and correlative influential factors for the changes in pulmonary artery hypertension(PAH)in chronic kidney disease(CKD)patients without end-stage renal disease.Methods Complete clinical and laboratory data of133 outpatients without ESRD(CKD stage 2,3 and 4)

Structure and magnetic properties of YCo5 compound at high pressures

The crystal structure and magnetic properties of YCo5 compound have been studied by neutron diffraction,in the pressure range 0≤p≤7.2 GPa.The cobalt moments decrease with pressure,parallelly with anisotropic changes of lattice parameters.The experimental data are analyzed together with results from the combined Density Functional and Dynamical Mean-Field Theory.A rather good agreement between the experimentally determined and calculated values of cobalt moments is shown.Our scenario for the behavior of YCo5 under pressure,is the combined action of the Lifshitz transition with a strong local electron-electron interaction.