对带加温层罐车外测法数据处理的探讨

对带加温层罐车外测法数据处理的探讨吴亚南（国家铁路罐车容积计量站锦州分站）根据ＪＪＧ１４０─９１《铁路罐车容积》检定规程的规定，检定罐车有两种方法，即罐内测量法和罐外测量法。这两种方法，不论采用那一种，都可以保证罐车容积量值的准确一致。在检定过程中，...

Numerical simulation analysis on multi-layer low-temperature heating method of asphalt pavement in hot in-place recycling

Asphalt mixture pavement reheating is one of the important steps in hot in-place recycling(HIR).To improve the heating speed of asphalt pavement in HIR,based on the numerical analysis model of asphalt mixture heating process,a new multi-layer low-temperature heating method(MLHM)was proposed.Considering input heat flux,the thermal capacity and thermal resistance of asphalt mixture,the heat transfer model was established based on energy conservation law.By heating the asphalt mixture in layers,it changes the situation that the heat energy can only be input from the upper surface of the asphalt mixture pavement.Through the simulation of the heating method of asphalt mixture in the existing technology,the result shows that the existing heating methods lead to serious aging or charring of the asphalt mixture.By MLHM,the upper and the bottom of the asphalt mixture are heated at the same time,and the heating temperature is lower than other heat methods,which not only reduces the heating thickness and increases the heating area of the asphalt mixture pavement,but also improves the heating speed,saves the energy resource and ensures the heating quality.Especially,by MLHM,the heating uniformity is better and speed is faster.

Critical Temperature Characteristics of Layered High-Temperature Superconductor Under Pressure

We consider a Ginzburg-Landau modified model of layered high-temperature superconductor under pressure. We have theoretically studied the relation between the pressure and the temperature of layered high-temperature superconductor. If the pressure is not a constant, we have a relation of quadratic equation between the pressure and the temperature of layered high-temperature superconductor. In a special case, we find the critical temperature decreases with further increasing pressure. In another special ease, the critical temperature increases with further increasing pressure.

Exergetical Analysis of Organic Flash Cycle with Two-Phase Expander for Recovery of Finite Thermal Reservoirs

In this work exergetical performance analysis is carried out based on the second law of thermodynamics for organic flash cycle(OFC) using a two-phase expander instead of throttle expansion in order to recover efficiently finite thermal reservoirs.The exergy destructions(anergies) at various components of the system are theoretically investigated as well as the exergy efficiency.Results show that the anergy of heat exchanger or two-phase expander decreases while the anergy of throttle valve increases with increasing flash temperature,and the exergy efficiency has an optimum value with respect to the flash temperature.Under the optimal conditions with respect to the flash temperature,exergy efficiency increases with the heating temperature and the component having the largest exergy destruction varies with the flash temperature or heating temperature.

Hydrogenation of the buffer-layer graphene on 6H-SiC （0001）： A possible route for the engineering of graphene- based devices

The hydrogenation at various temperatures of the （6√3 ×6√3）R30° reconstruction of SIC（0001）, the so-called buffer layer graphene （BLG）, is investigated. For the BLG, a significant concentration of remaining dangling bonds related to unsaturated Si atoms of the outermost SiC bilayer is evidenced in the inverse photoemission spectra. These dangling bonds give rise to a peak around 1 eV above the Fermi level, associated with the upper single-electron states of a Mott-Hubbard insulator, which vanishes upon hydrogenation. Hydrogen atoms adsorbed at ambient temperature remain covalently bound to BLG （H-BLG） up to temperatures of -500℃. They induce additional C-Si bonds at the BLG/SiC interface that saturate the remaining Si dangling bonds, as evidenced in both IPES and Auger electron spectra. The H-BLG further shows a large energy gap and an excess n-type doping in comparison to the pristine BLG. Upon hydrogen exposure at higher temperature （〉 700 ℃）, hydrogen atoms intercalate at the BLG/SiC interface, inducing the formation of a single layer of quasi-free- standing graphene （QFSG） lying on top of a hydrogenated （√3×√3）R30° reconstruction as supported by IPES. We suggest that the high-stability and the distinct electronic structure of both BLG-derived structures, H-BLG and QFSG, may open a route for the engineering of graphene-based devices.

Thermal insulation constructal optimization for steel rolling reheating furnace wall based on entransy dissipation extremum principle

Analogizing with the heat conduction process, the entransy dissipation extremum principle for thermal insulation process can be described as: for a fixed boundary heat flux (heat loss) with certain constraints, the thermal insulation process is optimized when the entransy dissipation is maximized (maximum average temperature difference), while for a fixed boundary temperature, the thermal insulation process is optimized when the entransy dissipation is minimized (minimum average heat loss rate). Based on the constructal theory, the constructal optimizations of a single plane and cylindrical insulation layers as well as multi-layer insulation layers of the steel rolling reheating furnace walls are carried out for the fixed boundary temperatures and by taking the minimization of entransy dissipation rate as optimization objective. The optimal constructs of these three kinds of insulation structures with distributed thicknesses are obtained. The results show that compared with the insulation layers with uniform thicknesses and the optimal constructs of the insulation layers obtained by minimum heat loss rate, the optimal constructs of the insulation layers obtained by minimum entransy dissipation rate are obviously different from those of the former two insulation layers; the optimal constructs of the insulation layers obtained by minimum entransy dissipation rate can effectively reduce the average heat loss rates of the insulation layers, and can help to improve their global thermal insulation performances. The entransy dissipation extremum principle is applied to the constructal optimizations of insulation systems, which will help to extend the application range of the entransy dissipation extremum principle.