110kV和220kV等级金属氧化物避雷器——荷电率数值的选取问题

针对 ZnO 避雷器在福建省使用的情况指出,在产品先进性与可靠性的矛盾抉择中,应以可靠性为主。文章分析了荷电率、使用寿命可靠性、保护性能的相互制约关系,谈了 ZnO 避雷器设计的基本原则,认为,根据我国目前的技术和管理水平,110kV 和220kV 等级的 ZnO 避雷器荷电率宜小于70%。

基于数值模拟的突发型黄土滑坡运动过程研究——以黑方台陈家8#滑坡为例

甘肃省黑方台地区农业灌溉诱发大量的静态液化型滑坡,此类滑坡失稳前变形迹象小、启动速度快、运移距离远,具有显著的突发特征并严重威胁到当地居民的生命财产安全。目前对突发型滑坡的运动过程,主要集中在定性和半定量研究方面,缺乏合理的定量研究。本文选取黑方台地区典型的陈家8#突发型滑坡,采用Massflow数值模拟软件对该滑坡进行反演,依据滑距及堆积范围吻合率定量判断反演结果的准确度,利用最优的吻合结果来分析滑坡启动后不同时刻的堆积厚度和运动速度,得出如下结论:(1)对于陈家8#滑坡,当内聚力为1000 Pa、内摩擦角为31°、基底液化系数为0. 63时,滑距与堆积范围吻合率分别为0. 94和0. 89,反演获得的滑坡堆积范围与真实堆积非常接近。(2)数值模拟结果显示,滑坡主滑方向的平均厚度约1. 20 m,最大堆积厚度约4. 10 m,反演结果与真实堆积厚度较为吻合,后缘高差与滑距之比为0. 05,体现此类滑坡较强的流态特征。(3)滑坡的运动过程可分为启动加速、稳定加速、减速堆积三个阶段,陈家8#滑坡从启动到最终静止整个过程仅用42 s,最大运动速度介于15 m/s至20. 30 m/s之间,启动加速阶段时间仅占滑坡运动总时间的12. 85%,而减速堆积阶段占滑坡运动总时间的77. 38%,进一步表明其流态特性,体现该类滑坡较强的破坏性。

Analysis and application of the response characteristics of DLL and LWD resistivity in horizontal well

There exist different response characteristics in the resistivity measurements of dual laterolog （DLL） and logging while drilling （LWD） electromagnetic wave propagation logging in highly deviated and horizontal wells due to the difference in their measuring principles. In this study, we first use the integral equation method simulated the response characteristics of LWD resistivity and use the three dimensional finite element method （3D-FEM） simulated the response characteristics of DLL resistivity in horizontal wells, and then analyzed the response differences between the DLL and LWD resistivity. The comparative analysis indicated that the response differences may be caused by different factors such as differences in the angle of instrument inclination, anisotropy, formation interface, and mud intrusion. In the interface, the curves of the LWD resistivity become sharp with increases in the deviation while those of the DLL resistivity gradually become smooth. Both curves are affected by the anisotropy although the effect on DLL resistivity is lower than the LWD resistivity. These differences aid in providing a reasonable explanation in the horizontal well. However, this can also simultaneously lead to false results. At the end of the study, we explain the effects of the differences in the interpretation of the horizontal well based on the results and actual data analysis.

SUBSAMPLE TIME DELAY ESTIMATION BASED ON PHASE SPECTRUM OF BAND LIMITED STOCHASTIC SIGNALS

The accuracy of conventional time delay estimation （TDE） algorithms is limited by the sampling interval. A novel algorithm of subsample TDE suitable for widehand signals is presented to improve the accuracy. This algorithm applies periodogram and parabolic interpolation to the cross correlation spectrum of band limited stochastic signals, and can obtain a continuous time delay estimator. Simulations are carried out to compare the performance of the proposed algorithm with that of other subsample TDE algorithms. Results show that the proposed algorithm outperforms other algorithms and reachs the Cramer-Rao lower bound （CRLB） at a high signal- to-noise ratio. For the wideband characteristic and the randomness of the transmitting signal, the proposed algo- rithm is suitable for the low probability of intercept radars.

SARS疫情分析及北京疫情走势预测——2003年全国大学生数学建模竞赛A题模型的改进

本文首先分析了题给模型的合理性和实用性。然后将该模型进一步细化,将影响模型的因素分为健康人群、疑似人群、不受控人群、发病人群和退出人群这五类人群占总人数的比例,得到微分方程组模型,并借助Madab中带初始条件(IVPS)的常微分方程组(ODE)的有关命令,根据均方差最小的条件得到了该模型的数值解,使之能更好地拟合现有数据,最终提高了预测精度。

Finite element numerical simulation of 2.5D direct current method based on mesh refinement and recoarsement

To deal with the problem of low computational precision at the nodes near the source and satisfy the requirements for computational efficiency in inversion imaging and finite-element numerical simulations of the direct current method, we propose a new mesh refinement and recoarsement method for a two-dimensional point source. We introduce the mesh refinement and mesh recoarsement into the traditional structured mesh subdivision. By refining the horizontal grids, the singularity owing to the point source is minimized and the topography is simulated. By recoarsening the horizontal grids, the number of grid cells is reduced significantly and computational efficiency is improved. Model tests show that the proposed method solves the singularity problem and reduces the number of grid cells by 80% compared to the uniform grid refinement.

Simulating leaf net CO_2 assimilation rate of C_3 & C_4 plants and its response to environmental factors

Basic structure and algorithm of leaf mechanism photosynthesis model were described in first part of this study based on former researcher results. Then, considering some environmental factors influencing on leaf photosynthesis, three numerical sensitivity experiments were carried out. We simulated the sing le leaf net CO2 assimilation, which acts as a function of different light, carbo n dioxide and temperature conditions. The relationships between leaf net photosy nthetic rate of C3 and C4 plant with CO2 concentration intercellular, leaf tempe rature, and photosynthetic active radiation (PAR) were presented, respectively. The results show the numerical experiment may indicate the main characteristic o f plant photosynthesis in C3 and C4 plant, and further can be used to integrate with the regional climate model and act as land surface process scheme, and bett er understand the interaction between vegetation and atmosphere.

A Novel CMOS Voltage Reference Based on Threshold Voltage Difference Between p-Type and n-Type MOSFETs

A novel MOS-only voltage reference is presented,which is based on the threshold voltage difference between p-type and n-type MOSFETs. Its precision is improved by the cancellation of the process variation. The reference has been successfully implemented in a Chartered 0.35μm CMOS process. The occupied chip area is 0. 022mm^2. Measurements indicate that without trimming, the average output voltage error is 6mV at room temperature compared with the simulation result. The temperature coefficient is 180ppm/℃ in the worst case in the temperature range of 0 to 100℃ ,and the line regulation is ± 1.1%. The reference is applied in an adaptive power MOSFET driver.

Multiple attenuation using λ–f domain high-resolution Radon transform

The parabolic Radon transform has been widely used in multiple attenuation. To further improve the accuracy and efficiency of the Radon transform, we developed the 2- fdomain high-resolution Radon transform based on the fast and modified parabolic Radon transform presented by Abbad. The introduction of a new variable 2 makes the transform operator frequency-independent. Thus, we need to calculate the transform operator and its inverse operator only once, which greatly improves the computational efficiency. Besides, because the primaries and multiples are distributed on straight lines with different slopes in the 2-fdomain, we can easily choose the filtering operator to suppress the multiples. At the same time, the proposed method offers the advantage of high-resolution Radon transform, which can greatly improve the precision of attenuating the multiples. Numerical experiments suggest that the multiples are well suppressed and the amplitude versus offset characteristics of the primaries are well maintained. Real data processing results further verify the effectiveness and feasibility of the method.

Integrated Delta-Sigma 1.5bit Power DAC with 100dB Dynamic Range

A stereo 1.5bit delta-sigma digital-analog converter （△∑ DAC） integrated with a filterless class D power amplifier is introduced. It consumes no static power, and its maximum output power is 436mW with an 8Ω load. Its output dynamic range exceeds 100dB. The circuit is implemented with a TSMC 0. 18μm process. The die area is 0. 28mme. The supply voltage is 1. gV for the digital part and 3.3V for class D.

Simulating leaf net CO2 assimilation rate of C3 & C4 plants and its response to environmental factors

Basic structure and algorithm of leaf mechanism photosynthesis model were described in first part of this study based on former researcher results. Then, considering some environmental factors influencing on leaf photosynthesis, three numerical sensitivity experiments were carried out. We simulated the sing le leaf net CO2 assimilation, which acts as a function of different light, carbo n dioxide and temperature conditions. The relationships between leaf net photosy nthetic rate of C3 and C4 plant with CO2 concentration intercellular, leaf tempe rature, and photosynthetic active radiation (PAR) were presented, respectively. The results show the numerical experiment may indicate the main characteristic o f plant photosynthesis in C3 and C4 plant, and further can be used to integrate with the regional climate model and act as land surface process scheme, and bett er understand the interaction between vegetation and atmosphere.

Simulation on release of heavy metals Cd and Pb in sediments

The re-release process and the release rate of heavy metals,cadmium and plumbum,which are rich in sediments of a certain water area,were investigated using a combined experimental and numerical method.Results show that the release law of Cd and Pb in sediments is divided into two stages:rapid release and dynamic equilibrium,which is in great agreement with the pseudo second-order kinetic equation with a correlation coefficient R2 above 0.99.As the flow velocity accelerates,the release rate of heavy metals increases.The analysis results indicate that the water quality in the area can exceed the surface water Class V standard less than 3 h,and all but one of the relative deviations between the simulation value and the field survey result are within±10%.

Experimental and numerical study on loading rate effects of rock-like material specimens containing two unparallel fissures

A series of laboratory experiments and PFC numerical simulations for rock-like material specimens containing two unparallel fissures were carried out.On the basis of experimental and numerical results,the stress-strain curves,mechanical properties,AE events,cracking behavior and energy characteristics were analyzed to reveal the macro-mechanical behavior and meso-mechanism of pre-fissured specimens under different loading rates.Investigated results show that:1)When the loading rate is relatively low,the stress-strain curves show a brittle response.When the loading rate is relatively high,the curve shows a more ductile response.Both of the peak strength and elastic mudulus increase with the increase of loading rate,which can be expressed as power functions.2)Four crack types are identified,i.e.,tensile crack,shear crack,far-field crack and surface spalling.Moreover,the tensile crack,far-field crack and surface spalling are under tensile mechanism,while the shear crack is under shear mechanism.3)The drops of the stress-strain curves all correspond to the crack initiation or coalescence,which is also linked to a sudden increasing in the accumulated micro-crack curve.4)Both of the maximum bond force and energy have the similar trend with the increase of loading rate to peak strength,which indicates that the trend of peak strength can be explained by the meso-mechanics and energy.

Efficient Mass Transport and Electrochemistry Coupling Scheme for Reliable Multiphysics Modeling of Planar Solid Oxide Fuel Cell Stack

A multiphysics model for a production scale planar solid oxide fuel cell （SOFC） stack is important for the SOFC technology, but usually requires an unpractical amount of computing resource. The major cause for the huge computing resource requirement is identified as the need to solve the cathode O2 transport and the associated electrochemistry. To overcome the technical obstacle, an analytical model for solving the O2 transport and its coupling with the electrochemistry is derived. The analytical model is used to greatly reduce the numerical mesh complexity of a multiphysics model. Numerical test shows that the analytical approximation is highly accurate and stable. A multiphysics numerical modeling tool taking advantage of the analytical solution is then developed through Fluent@. The numerical efficiency and stability of this modeling tool are further demonstrated by simulating a 30- cell stack with a production scale cell size. Detailed information about the stack performance is revealed and briefly discussed. The multiphysics modeling tool can be used to guide the stack design and select the operating parameters.

Numerical Simulation of the Scalar Mixing Characteristics in Three-dimensional Microchannels

Based on the transport phenomena theory, the passive mixing of water and ethanol in different threedimensional microchannels is simulated numerically. The average variance of water volume fraction is used to index the mixing efficiency in the cases with different Reynolds number and different fabricated mixers. The results show that the efficiency of liquid mixing is progressively dependent on the convective transport as the Reynolds number increases. The efficiency of serpentine microchannel decreases with the increasing Reynolds number in the laminar regime. Altering the aspect ratio of channel inlet section has no significant effect on the mixing efficiency. Increasing the area of channel inlet section will cause the decrease of the mixing efficiency. The mixing in serpentine channels is the most efficient among three different mixers because of the existence of second flow introduced by its special structure.

Numerical Investigation on Mixing Efficiency and Exponential Fluid Stretching in Chaotic Mixing

The stretching and folding of fluid element during chaotic mixing field is studied using numerical method. The chaotic mixing process is caused by periodic secondary flow in a twisted curved pipe. Using the nonlinear discrete velocity field as the dynamical system, the present study connects the fluid particle's stretching along its trajectory in one period to a linearized time-varying variational equation. After numerical approximation of the variational equation, fluid stretching is calculated on the whole cross section. The stretching distribution shows an exponential fluid stretching and folding, which indicates an excellent mixing performance.

3D hydrodynamics involving multiple eccentric impellers in unbaffled cylindrical tank

In this paper, the numerical predictions of 3D hydrodynamics and power consumption in a vessel stirred by mul- tiple eccentrically located impellers are presented. The vessel is a fiat-bottomed cylindrical one equipped with six-curved bladed impellers. Aqueous solutions of xanthan gum are used, which have a shear thinning behavior with yield stress. The influence of several parameters on the mixing efficiency has been investigated, namely： the stirring rate, fluid theology, impeller number and impeller clearance from the tank bottom. Our predicted results are compared with other experimental data and a satisfactory agreement is found.

A model study of residual oil distribution jointly using crosswell and borehole-surface electric potential methods

Although high resolution can be provided by electrical logging, the measured electrical log range is narrow and is limited to near the well. Borehole-surface electric potential measurements are able to detect a wide enough range but its resolution is limited, particularly for reservoirs with complex oil and water distribution or complicated structure. In this study, we attempt to accurately locate the 3-D reservoir water and oil distribution by combining borehole-surface and crosswell electric potentials. First, the distributions of oil and water in both vertical and horizontal directions are detected by the borehole-surface and erosswell electric potential methods, respectively, and then the measured crosswell potential result is used to calibrate the measured borehole-surface electric potential data to improve vertical resolution so that the residual oil distribution is determined in a lower half-space with three dimensions. The evaluation of residual oil distribution is obtained by investigation of differences between the simulation results of the reservoir with and without water flooding. The finite difference numerical simulation results prove that the spatial residual oil distribution can be effectively determined by combining the crosswell and borehole-surface electric potentials.

Cutting parameter optimization for one-step shaft excavation technique based on parallel cutting method

The outcome of the cutting blasting in a one-step shaft excavation is heavily related to the cutting parameters used for parallel cutting method. In this study, the relationships between the cutting parameters（such as the hole spacing L and the empty hole diameter D） and damage zones were investigated by numerical simulation. A damage state index γ was introduced and used to characterize the crushing and crack damage zones through a user-defined subroutine. Two indices, i.e., η1 and η2 that can reflect the cutting performance, were also introduced. The simulation results indicate that an optimal value of L can be obtained so that the η1 and η2 can reach their optimal states for the best cutting performance. A larger D results in better cutting performance when the L value maintains its best. In addition, the influences of the loading rate and the in-situ stress on the cutting performance were investigated. It is found that an explosive with a high loading rate is suit for cutting blasting. The propagation direction and the length of the tensile cracks are affected by the direction and the magnitude of the maximum principal stress.

3D modeling and deformation analysis for electromagnetic sheet forming process

Electromagnetic forming （EMF） is a high-speed forming method which can be quite effective in increasing the forming limits of metal sheet. However, the EMF process is complicated due to magnetic-structure coupling analysis. Numerical simulation offers an opportunity to overcome the problem. Nevertheless, most present models for EMF process are limited to 2D axisymmetric model. So, a three-dimensional （3D） finite element model was established to analyze the electromagnetic sheet bulging. The contact between the sheet and the die and the effect of sheet deformation on the magnetic field analysis were both taken into consideration during the forming process. The simulation results of deflection at the sheet center and 20 mm away from the center were in agreement with the experimental ones. The plastic strain energy and plastic strain were analyzed.