饶阳凹陷构造转换带对新近系油气成藏的控制作用

通过分析已知油藏的成藏规律,探讨了饶阳凹陷构造转换带与新近系油藏的内在联系,认为构造转换带是油气运移的指向,具有纵横向立体输导系统,可形成以构造圈闭为主的多种圈闭类型。圈闭定型期、断层活动期与生油岩排烃期可形成良好配套关系,伸展构造体系中的变换断层具有封闭能为,构造转换带在多方面有利于油气成藏。目前已在饶阳凹陷两大构造转换带之一的留路—大王庄转换带发现新近系富集油藏,八里庄—薛庄转换带是有利勘探方向。

Study of Diesel Engine Management System

Aim To study the diesel engine management spstem (DEMS). The DEMS can consider many engine parameters and so it can acquire the optimum system performance. Methods On the basis of analyzing the characteristics of diesel engine electronic system, the real-time, multi-tasks system design methods were used for the heavy duty vehicular diesel engine electronic control system . The hardware and software of DEMS were developed. Results and Conalusion By the test on dieSel engine bed, the system was verified and the foundation of the fully developed DEMS was laid.

Fuzzy Control Method for Gasoline Engine Idle Speed Control

In order to improve the steady and dynamic characteristic of the idle speed control and study the performance of the fuzzy control method for the idle speed control, a fuzzy control system is developed to control the idle speed of gasoline engine. The construction and working principle of the fuzzy controller are described, and the design procedure of the fuzzy controller is given in detail. The control parameters are determined by computer simulation. The simulation and experiments on the engine test bench show that the idle speed is controlled accurately both in stationary and in dynamic states, and the fuzzy control method is robust to the changes of engine parameters.

Optimal Configuration for Distributed Generations in Micro-grid System Considering Diesel as the Main Control Source

This paper proposes an optimal configuration of the distributed hybrid renewable generations based on the stand-alone micro-grid system, considering the diesel as the main control source. Due to the natural sources and load of user changes randomly and the non-tinearity of the power output by renewable generations, an intelligent optimization method based on the improvement of the genetic algorithm and the control strategy are discussed. The instance analysis is compared with the optimization result of the hybrid system based on HOMER （hybrid optimization of multiple energy resources） and GA （genetic algorithm） method on Matlab software. The simulation result of the optimal configuration showed the new hybrid renewable system and would improve the power supply situation which decreased the cost of energy greatly compared with the conventional form of power supply system which was operated only by diesel. The conclusion of the comparing result between HOMER and GA method shows the advantages of the strategy for the diesel as main control sources.

Robust Intelligent Control Design for Marine Diesel Engine

This work deals with the nonlinear control of a marine diesel engine by use of a robust intelligent control strategy based on cerebellar model articulation controller （CMAC）. A mathematical model of diesel engine propulsion system is presented. In order to increase the accuracy of dynamical speed, the mathematical model of engagement process based on the law of energy conservation is proposed. Then, a robust cerebellar model articulation controller is proposed for uncertain nonlinear systems. The concept of active disturbance rejection control （ADRC） is adopted so that the proposed controller has more robustness against uncertainties. Finally, the proposed controller is applied to engine speed control system. Both the model of the diesel engine propulsion system and of the control law are validated by a virtual detailed simulation environment. The prediction capability of the model and the control efficiency are clearly shown.

Impact of diesel emission fluid soaking on the performance of Cu-zeolite catalysts for diesel NH3-SCR systems

Diesel emission fluid （DEF） soaking and urea deposits on selective catalytic reduction （SCR） catalysts are critical issues for real diesel engine NH3-SCR systems. To investigate the impact of DEF soaking and urea deposits on SCR catalyst performance, fresh Cu-zeolite catalyst samples were drilled from a full-size SCR catalyst. Those samples were impregnated with DEF solutions and subsequently hydrothermally treated to simulate DEF soaking and urea deposits on real SCR catalysts during diesel engine operations. Their SCR performance was then evaluated in a flow reactor with a four-step test protocol. Test results show that the DEF soaking leached some Cu from the SCR catalysts and slightly reduced their Cu loadings. The loss of Cu and associated metal sites on the catalysts weakened their catalytic oxidation abilities and caused lower NO/NI-I3 oxidation and lower high-temperature N20 selectivity. Lower Cu loading also made the catalysts less active to the decomposition of surface ammonium nitrates and decreased low-temperature N20 selectivity. Cu loss during DEF impregnation released more acid sites on the surface of the catalysts and increased their acidities, and more NH3 was able to be adsorbed and involved in SCR reactions at medium and high temperatures. Due to lower NH3 oxidation and higher NH3 storage, the DEF-impregnated SCR catalyst samples showed higher NOx conversion above 400 ℃ compared with the non-soaked one. The negative impact of urea deposits during DEF impregnation was not clearly observed, because the high-temperature hydrothermal treatment helped to remove the urea deposits.