基于重要位平面的真彩色图像检索算法

在研究利用图像颜色特征和颜色的空间分布特征进行图像检索的基础上,提出一种基于位平面理论的真彩色图像检索算法.为了更好地描述图像的检索特征、优化检索性能,定义了位平面一阶矩、位平面平坦度和位平面的凹凸面3个概念,并依据这些概念提取出了图像的颜色特征和颜色空间分布特征;同时设计了与所有提取出的图像检索特征相适用的相似性度量准则.仿真实验结果表明,该算法具有较好的检索性能.

彩色滤光片实现OLED彩色化的瑕疵分析

近来主要通过使用彩色滤色膜(CF)与使用RGB三色排列的方法来实现有机电致发光显示器(OLED)的全彩化、本文比较两种方式实现OLED全彩化的亮度以及表面平整度等光电参数后得出结论:CF在OLED实现全彩化的应用上依然面临一些问题,需要进行改进和优化,才能更好地实现OLED全彩化。

Nanogrinding of SiC wafers with high flatness and low subsurface damage

Nanogrinding of SiC wafers with high flatness and low subsurface damage was proposed and nanogrinding experiments were carried out on an ultra precision grinding machine with fine diamond wheels. Experimental results show that nanogrinding can produce flatness less than 1.0μm and a surface roughness Ra of 0.42nm. It is found that nanogrinding is capable of producing much flatter SiC wafers with a lower damage than double side lapping and mechanical polishing in much less time and it can replace double side lapping and mechanical polishing and reduce the removal amount of chemical mechanical polishing.

Effect of electromagnetic and ultrasonic cast rolling on microstructure and properties of 1050 aluminum substrate for presensitized plate

The 1050 aluminum alloy strip was prepared by means of electromagnetic and ultrasonic cast rolling on the modified asymmetric twin roll caster, and then the aluminum substrate for presensitized plate was prepared through cold rolling and annealing.The effects of electromagnetic and ultrasonic cast rolling on microstructure, mechanical properties, surface roughness and electrolytic corrosion properties of 1050 aluminum substrate were studied. The results show that electromagnetic and ultrasonic cast rolling can decrease the average crystallite size of aluminum substrate by 5 μm, increase the crystal boundaries with uniform distribution, and make the second-phase particles with smaller size distributed dispersively in the substrate, meanwhile, it can increase the tensile strength, elongation and micro-hardness by 4.58%, 9.85% and HV 2, respectively, reduce the surface roughness, make the surface appearance more even, electrolytic corrosion polarization curve of aluminum substrate more smooth and the surface corrosion pits with regular shape more dispersive.

Sea Surface Effects on Sound Scattering in the Persian Gulf Region Based on Empirical Relations

In this paper, sound scattering from the sea surface in the Persian Gulf region is investigated. Chapman-Harris and Ogden-Erskine empirical relations coupled with perturbation theory are implemented. Based on the Ogden and Erskine＇s experiments, sound scattering from the sea surface has three different regimes in which two mechanisms of surface roughness and subsurface bubble clouds are involved. Ogden-Erskine＇s scattering relation which consists of perturbation theory and Chapman-Harris＇s scattering terms are verified by the experimental data of Critical Sea Tests 7. Subsequently, wind speed in the Persian Gulf is provided based on three data bases of Arzanah station, ERA40, and PERGOS. Accordingly, surface scattering strength in the Persian Gulf region is calculated at different grazing angles, frequencies and provided wind speeds. Based on the resulted values of scattering strength, scattered intensity from the sea surface is also studied. These studies indicate that both scattering strength and scattered intensity generally increase as grazing angle, frequency and wind speed increase.

A Study on Modelling Surface Finish in Electrical Discharge Machining Tablet Shape Punches Using Response Surface Methodology

This paper introduces a study on modelling surface finish in EDM （Electrical Discharge Machining） of tablet shape punches when using copper as electrode material. In this study, 27 experiments were performed based on BBD （Box-Behnken Design） and the work-piece material was 9CrSi steel. The input process parameters were the current, the pulse on time, the pulse off time and the voltage. The effects of the input parameters on the surface finish were evaluated by analysing variance. Besides, from the results of the experiments, a regression equation for determining the surface roughness is introduced. Also, the optimum input parameter values were found in order to get the minimum surface roughness.

Optimum design of carbon/carbon ablative property based on genetic algorithm

An optimum design model has been proposed for carbon/carbon ablative property based on genetic algorithm,in which the optimum parameters are the number of woven satins,K of fiber bundles,layers per unit height,the average distance of puncture fibers in Z direction and Ply Stacking angle,and the constraint conditions are the density and diameter of carbon fibers and the density of carbon matrix.The results demonstrate that after optimization,the overall height of the ablative carbon/carbon surface is reduced by 56.5%,the standard deviation is reduced by 34.9% and the surface roughness is reduced by 12.6%,which suggests the remarkable improvement of ablative homogeneity.The present investigation can provide practical methodology for the optimum design of carbon/carbon ablative property and the development of new carbon/carbon composites.

Theoretical relationships between first flush of roof runoff and influencing factors

Considering the short length of building roofs, a theoretical analysis of the first flush of roof runoff was conducted based on the kinematic wave and pollutant erosion equations. This mathematical derivation with analytical solutions predicts pollutant mass first flush (MFF), mean concentration of initial runoff (MCIF), mean concentration of roof runoff (MCRR) with diversion of initial portion and residual mass available on the bed surface (RS) after the entire runoff under the condition of con-stant excess rainfall. And the effects of the associated influencing factors (roof length, roof gradient, roof surface roughness, rainfall intensity, rainfall duration, and erosion coefficients) on them were discussed while the values of parameters referred to the previous studies. The results showed that for roofs whose length is shorter than 20 m, both the increase in roof length and roof gradient and the decrease in roof surface roughness result in larger MFF and MCIF and smaller MCRR and RS, which is beneficial to water reuse and pollution reduction. The theoretical relationship between the first flush and the influencing factors may aid the planning and design of roof in terms of rainwater utilization or diffuse pollution control.

Implementation of a Roughness Element to Trip Transition in Large-eddy Simulation

In aerodynamics, the laminar or turbulent regime of a boundary layer has a strong influence on friction or heat transfer. In practical applications, it is sometimes necessary to trip the transition to turbulent, and a common way is by use of a roughness element （e.g. a step） on the wall. The present paper is concerned with the numerical im- plementation of such a trip in large-eddy simulations. The study is carried out on a flat-plate boundary layer con- figuration, with Reynolds number Rex=l.3x 106. First, this work brings the opportunity to introduce a practical methodology to assess convergence in large-eddy simulations. Second, concerning the trip implementation, a volume source term is proposed and is shown to yield a smoother and faster transition than a grid step. Moreover, it is easier to implement and more adaptable. Finally, two subgrid-scale models are tested： the WALE model of Nic0ud and Ducros （Flow Turbul. Combust., vol. 62, 1999） and the shear-improved Smagorinsky model of Ldv^que et al. （J. Fluid Mech., vol. 570, 2007）. Both models allow transition, but the former appears to yield a faster transition and a better prediction of friction in the turbulent regime.

Massive heat transfer enhancement of Rayleigh-Benard turbulence over rough surfaces and under horizontal vibration

We carried out direct numerical simulations of turbulent Rayleigh-Benard convection(RBC)with accounting for both the roughness and the external vibration over the Rayleigh number range 10^(7)≤Ra≤10^(11) and the vibration frequency range 0<ω<1400.The triangular rough elements are uniformly distributed over the top and bottom surfaces,and the vibration is applied in the horizontal direction.It is shown that under the combined action of roughness and horizontal vibration,with increasing the vibration frequency ω,the heat transfer is initially decreased a little and then greatly enhanced after ω exceeds the critical value.The physical reason for massive heat-transfer-enhancement is that high frequency vibration destabilizes thermal boundary layers(BL)over rough surfaces,triggers abundant emissions of thermal plumes,and strengthens the motion of large-scale circulation(LSC),which consequently thins the thickness of thermal BL and heightens the convective transport.In addition,it is shown that vibration-induced heat-transfer-enhancement can obviously affect the scaling behavior between the heat flux and the Rayleigh number,and the scaling exponent increases with increasing ω,whereas the influence of vibration on the scaling behavior between the intensity of LSC and Ra is very weak.