喷射成形高强铝合金方包套锻造致密化实验研究

为提高喷射成形沉积态锭坯的致密度及力学性能,开展了方包套锻造实验及T6热处理实验,分析了不同方包套材料及厚度对致密度和力学性能的影响规律。结果表明,方包套材料选用45钢时比选用7075铝合金时的焊接性能和锻造成形性好。与厚度为3 mm的方包套相比,厚度为5 mm的方包套在锻造过程中与坯料贴合紧密,变形相对较均匀。喷射沉积态锭坯致密度、抗拉强度和伸长率分别为90.61%、285.33 MPa和4.6%。喷射成形铝合金经过方包套锻造后,致密度均大于99%。经材料为45钢、厚度为3 mm的方包套锻造后,喷射成形沉积态铝合金抗拉强度和伸长率分别提升至397.2 MPa和6.1%,再经T6态处理(双级固溶450℃/2 h+475℃/2 h,时效120℃/24 h)后,铝合金的抗拉强度和伸长率分别达到607.95 MPa和5.2%。

香菇栽培的特点及栽培模式发展趋势

指出香菇相比其他木腐生菌类具有栽培周期长,出菇需“转色”,出菇同步性差,出菇阶段对环境条件要求高的特点。指出人工费用节节攀升,招工难,在各种菌类周年工厂化栽培大发展背景下,设施栽培是未来香菇栽培发展大势所趋。提出发展香菇栽培前须思考的问题:综合地理环境符合香菇发育条件;在保护生态国策及适宜种植木屑短缺条件下,可用原料资源是否充足;适宜栽培模式的选择等。

香菇设施栽培菌棒制作及培养的关键点解析

我国食用菌工厂化生产水平近十余年取得了长足的进步,而香菇由于自身生物学特性的原因,工厂化生产技术研究进展相对迟缓。解析香菇设施栽培中菌棒制作培养的难点包括:培养料的木屑颗粒大小与比例,填料方式,灭菌,优质菌株,菌种类型,菌棒发菌及转色管理等。结合介绍当前较前沿的设施设备;分析讨论并提出解决途径;指出使用网格培养架进行发菌培养是突破性进步。

香菇工厂化栽培任重道远(一)

以连载方式详细探讨香菇栽培基础理论、工艺流程、相应配套设备选购、栽培管理中存在的问题,及如何提高复种指数、成本核算(单位培养基转化率不高)、市场周年香菇定价等,分析目前香菇工厂化栽培难点,提出在今后相当一段时间内,攻克并实现香菇工厂化栽培方向之己见。

Microstructure control and mechanical properties of directionally solidified TiAl-Nb alloys

The double directional solidification（DS） technique was developed to control the lamellar microstructures in primary β TiAl-Nb alloys.Polysynthetically twinned（PST） crystals with lamellar boundaries parallel to or inclined 45o to the growth direction were achieved due to the complete peritectic transformation during directional solidification of the alloys with the dendritic solid/liquid interface.The PST crystals with aligned lamellar boundaries only parallel to the growth direction were produced when lamellar grains with lamellar boundaries in the same orientation were seeded by themselves under appropriate growth conditions.Low boron addition is harmful to align the lamellar orientation because of the growth of non-peritectic α phase.Due to the larger yttria particles and boride ribbons in the directionally solidified TiAl-Nb alloys,the tensile plastic elongations of the alloys are only close to 2%.

Combined effect of hydroxypropyl-β-cyclodextrin and media pH on the solubility of prostaglandin E_1

Aim To investigate the combined effect of hydroxypropyl-β-cyclodextrin （HP-β-CD） and media pH on the solubility of prostaglandin E1 （PGE1） and construct a theoretical equation for the drug solubility as a function of HP-β-CD concentration and media pH. Methods The solubility of PGE1 under different pH conditions was determined. Then, the drug solubility in different concentrations of HP-β-CD acidic or pH neutral solutions was measured, respectively. Finally, a theoretical solubility equation for the drug as a function of HP-β-CD concentration and media pH was deduced and confirmed in experiment. Results PGEs was solubilized by HP-β-CD or by increasing media pH. The drug solubility as a function of HP-β-CD concentration was found to follow the AL-type complexation model in acidic or neutral pH media, suggesting that both the ionized and neutral drugs form 1：1 molecular ratio complexes. Conclusions The solubility of PGE1 may be improved by increasing media pH or by using HP-β-CD as a solubilizer. HP-β-CD and media pH can produce combined effect on the solubility of PGE1. The deduced equation for the drug solubility in this study effectively characterizes the roles of HP-β-CD and media pH in determining total solubility of the drug.

Quantum Dynamics Study on D＋OD＋ Reaction： Competition between Exchange and Abstraction Channels

Quantum dynamics for the D＋OD＋ reaction at the collision energy range of 0.0-1.0 eV was studied on an accurate ab initio potential energy surface. Both of the endothermic abstraction （D＋OD＋-→O＋＋D2） and thermoneutral exchange （D＋OD＋--＊D＋OD＋） channels were investigated from the same set of time-dependent quantum wave packets method under cen- trifugal sudden approximation. The reaction probability dependence with collision energy, the integral cross sections, and the thermal rate constant of the both channels are calculated. It is found that there is a convex structure in the reaction path of the exchange reaction. The calculated time evolution of the wave packet distribution at J=0 clearly indicates that the convex structure significantly influences the dynamics of the exchange and abstraction channels of title reaction.

Hermiticity of Hamiltonian Matrix using the Fourier Basis Sets in Bond-Bond-Angle and Radau Coordinates

In quantum calculations a transformed Hamiltonian is often used to avoid singularities in a certain basis set or to reduce computation time. We demonstrate for the Fourier basis set that the Hamiltonian can not be arbitrarily transformed. Otherwise, the Hamiltonian matrix becomes non-hermitian, which may lead to numerical problems. Methods for cor- rectly constructing the Hamiltonian operators are discussed. Specific examples involving the Fourier basis functions for a triatomic molecular Hamiltonian （J=0） in bond-bond angle and Radau coordinates are presented. For illustration, absorption spectra are calculated for the OC10 molecule using the time-dependent wavepacket method. Numerical results indicate that the non-hermiticity of the Hamiltonian matrix may also result from integration errors. The conclusion drawn here is generally useful for quantum calculation using basis expansion method using quadrature scheme.

Clinicopathological significance of LRP16 protein in 336 gastric carcinoma patients

AIM： To investigate the expression of leukemia related protein 16 （LRP16）, and the possible relationship between LRP16 expression and clinicopathological indices in 336 gastric carcinoma patients. METHODS： Immunohistochemistry was used to detect LRP16 expression in 336 cases of paraffin-embedded gastric carcinoma tissues and 60 cases of distal normal mucosa. The relationships between LRP16 expression and patients＇ age, tumor size, histological grade, clinical stage, metastatic status and prognosis were analysed. RESULTS： The expression of LRP16 was 58.6% （197/336） in gastric carcinoma and 31.7% （19/60） in distal normal gastric mucosa. The expression of LRP16 in carcinoma was significantly higher than that in normal mucosa tissues （x^2 = 14.929, P = 0.001）. LRP16 protein expression was found in 44.1% （63/143） carcinomas at stage Ⅰ and Ⅱ, and 69.4% （134/193） carcinomas at stage Ⅲ and Ⅳ （Z2 = 21.804, P = 0.001）, and in 56.9% （182/320） of cancers without metastasis but 93.8% （15/16） of those with metastasis （2 = 8.543, P = 0.003）. The expression of LRP16 was correlated with tumor size, infiltrative depth, clinical stage, lymphatic invasion and distant metastasis （all P 〈 0.05）. Follow-up data showed that there was a significant difference in median survival time between cancer patients with expression of LRP16 （27.0 mo） and those without （48.0 mo, Log rank =31.644, P = 0.001）. CONCLUSION： The expression of LRP16 may be associated with invasion, metastasis and prognosis of gastric cancer.

Theoretical Investigation on Triplet Excitation Energy Transfer in Fluorene Dimer

Triplet-triplet energy transfer in fluorene dimer with electronic structure calculations. The two is investigated by combining rate theories key parameters for the control of energy transfer, electronic coupling and reorganization energy, are calculated based on the diabatic states constructed by the constrained density functional theory. The fluctuation of the electronic coupling is further revealed by molecular dynamics simulation. Succeedingly, the diagonal and off-diagonal fluctuations of the Hamiltonian are mapped from the correlation functions of those parameters, and the rate is then estimated both from the perturbation theory and wavepacket diffusion method. The results manifest that both the static and dynamic fluctuations enhance the rate significantly, but the rate from the dynamic fluctuation is smaller than that from the static fluctuation.

An Exact Propagator for Solving the Triatomic Reactive Schrodinger Equation

The exact short time propagator, in a form similar to the Crank-Nicholson method but in the spirit of spectrally transformed Hamiltonian, was proposed to solve the triatomic reactive time-dependent schrodinger equation. This new propagator is exact and unconditionally convergent for calculating reactive scattering processes with large time step sizes. In order to improve the computational efficiency, the spectral difference method was applied. This resulted the Hamiltonian with elements confined in a narrow diagonal band. In contrast to our previous theoretical work, the discrete variable representation was applied and resulted in full Hamiltonian matrix. As examples, the collision energy-dependent probability of the triatomic H＋H2 and O＋O2 reaction are calculated. The numerical results demonstrate that this new propagator is numerically accurate and capable of propagating the wave packet with large time steps. However, the efficiency and accuracy of this new propagator strongly depend on the mathematical method for solving the involved linear equations and the choice of preconditioner.

The Role of the Outsourcing Contract From a Partnership-based Perspective

The definition of relational contents which outsourcer and outsourcee arrange and formalize inside a contract is one of the critical success factors of the outsourcing choice. The contract criticality is greater if the outsourcing aim is made of highly strategic activities, functions, or processes and if the real aim is not the cost saving but the sharing of added value resources, skills, and knowledge. That is, this paper aims to provide some conceptual insights about the role of the contract with a specific reference to the strategic outsourcing, which is the kind of outsourcing where the relationship between the outsourcer and outsourcee is set inside the ＂partnership-based＂ logic. In particular the remarks proposed concern the role of the contract as a tool to face the risk and manage the relationship.

Non-adiabatic Couplings Induced Complex-Forming Mechanism in H+MgH^(+)→Mg^(+)+H_(2) Reaction

A chemical process may involve multiple adiabatic electronic states, and non-adiabatic couplings play an important role in the reaction mechanism. In this work, the effect of non-adiabatic couplings in the H+MgH;→Mg;+H;reaction are studied using the time-dependent wave packet method and trajectory surface hopping method. The calculated results show that the reaction follows a direct abstraction process when the non-adiabatic couplings are neglected. However, when non-adiabatic couplings are included in the calculations, a longlived excited state complex(MgH_(2)+)*can be formed during the reaction. These direct and complex-forming reaction pathways are revealed by trajectory surface hopping calculations.The non-adiabatic couplings induced complex-forming mechanism not only increases the reactivity but also has significant effect on the product vibrational state distribution.

DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF MEDIASTINAL ENTEROGENOUS CYSTS IN CHILDREN

Objective To investigate the diagnosis and therapy of mediastinal enterogenous cysts in children. Methods Clinical data of 17 cases with mediastinal enterogenous cysts within 19 years in our hospital were retrospectively analyzed. Results One case was intramural esophageal cyst and 16 cases were enteric cysts, two among which were complicated with abdominal enteric duplications. Most cases presented with symptoms of respiratory distress. Twelve cases were complicated with vertebral anomalies. Ultrasound helpful in confirming the cystic nature of these lesions. posterior mediastinum. of 12 cases and magnetic resonance imaging of 4 cases were Eight cases had technetium-99m pertechnetate scintigraphy of posterior mediastinum.Conclusions Most patients present with symptoms of respiratory distress, complicated with vertebral anomalies. Ultrasonography and magnetic resonance imaging may be helpful in confirming the cystic nature of these lesions. Technetium-99m pertechnetate scintigraphy is the most effective method for differentiation of the disease from other mediastinal cysts.

High-Accurate Transparent Boundary Conditions for Time-Dependent Quantum Wave Packet Method

Complex absorbing potential is usually required in a time-dependent wave packet method to accomplish the calculation in a truncated region.Usually it works effectively but becomes inefficient when the wave function involves translational energy of broad range,particularly involving ultra-low energy.In this work,a new transparent boundary condition(TBC)is proposed for the time-dependent wave packet method.It in principle is of spectral accuracy when typical discrete variable representations are applied.The prominent merit of the new TBC is that its accuracy is insensitive to the translational energy distribution of the wave function,in contrast with the complex absorbing potential.Application of the new TBC is given to one-dimensional particle wave packet scatterings from a barrier with a potential well,which supports resonances states.

A Research for a Division of Regular Polyhedron by Rhombic Dodecahedron

Abstract：A space-filling polyhedron is a polyhedron which ＇tile＇ space, analogous to the way of certain polygons tiled the plane. The cube is the unique space-filling platonic solid. If we make line connections the center with the vertices in the certain cube, the cube is divided into six pyramids. And if we glued six pyramids to the faces of the cube, we obtain a ＇rhombic dodecahedron＇. Since cubes are packing a space, rhombic dodecahedra are also space-filling polyhedra and a rhombic dodecahedron is divided into two regular tetrahcdra and one regular octahedron. In this study, we present how rhombic dodecahedron can be split into tetrahedra and octahedron. In this process, we can research a variety of divisions of regular polyhedron.

Induction of IgA and sustained deficiency of cell proliferative response in chronic hepatitis C

AIM： In the present study, antibody and peripheral blood mononuclear cells （PBMC） proliferative responses against hepatitis C virus （HCV） antigens were evaluated in HCV chronically infected patients. METHODS： Paired serum and PBMC samples were taken six months apart from 34 individuals, either treated or not, and tested by enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay （ELISA） and carboxyfluorescein succinimidyl ester staining. RSULTS： Over 70% of the patients showed specific IgG and IgM against capsid, E1 and NS3, while HVR-1 was recognized by half of the patients. An increase in the levels of the anti-capsid IgM （P = 0.027） and IgG （P = 0.0006） was observed in six-month samples, compared to baseline. Similarly, a significantly higher percent of patients had detectable IgA reactivity to capsid （P = 0.017） and NS3 （P = 0.005） after six months, compared to baseline. Particularly, IgA against structural antigens positively correlated with hepatic damage （P = 0.036）. IgG subclasses evaluation against capsid and NS3 revealed a positive recognition mediated by IgG1 in more than 80% of the individuals. On the contrary, less than 30% of the patients showed a positive proliferative response either of CD4＋ or CD8＋ T cells, being the capsid poorly recognized. CONCLUSION： These results confirm that while the cellular immune response is narrow and weak, a broad and vigorous humoral response occurs in HCV chronic infection. The observed correlation between IgA and hepatic damage may have diagnostic significance, although it warrants further confirmation.

Physicochemical Properties, Baking Performance and Sensory Evaluation of Bakery Shortening Enriched with Diacylglycerol

The purpose of this study was to investigate the suitability of palm diacylglycerol （PDAG）-enriched formulations for bakery shortening. Three types of palm diacylglycerol olein （PDAGOL） at different degree of unsaturation （PDAGOL1V56, PDAGOLIV62 and PDAGOLIV64） were used as main raw materials blended with palm stearin （PS）. The blending compositions ranged from 30% to 70% of PDAGOLIV56/PS, PDAGOLIV62/PS and PDAGOLIV64/PS, respectively. The physicochemical properties of all binary blend systems were characterized for fatty acid composition （FAC）, slip melting point （SMP） and solid fat content （SFC）. The selected bakery shortening formulations were further characterised for polymorphic form of fat crystal and thermal behavior, using X-ray diffractometer （XRD） and differential scanning calorimetry （DSC）. Bakery shortening enriched with diacylglycerol that were produced from 40DS56 （40% PDAGOLIV56/60% PS）, 40DS62 （40% PDAGOL1V62/60% PS） and 40DS64 （40% PDAGOLIV64/60% PS） had 45%-50% unsaturated fatty acid and crystallized in β ＋ β polymorphs; thus they were suitable for shortening system. Based on product＇s baking performance, it could be found that all Madeira cakes prepared from bakery shortening enriched with diacylglycerol had higher specific cake volume as compared to commercial shortening （CS）. In customer acceptance test, Madeira cake made from 40DS56 shortening scored the highest rating for all sensory attributes, including overall customer acceptability. It had given an indication that 40DS56 shortening formulation was the most suitable fat blends to be used as bakery shortening.

Envelope Periodic Solutions to One-Dimensional Gross-Pitaevskii Equation in Bose-Einstein Condensation

In this paper, applying the dependent and independent variables transformations as well as the Jacobi elliptic function expansion method, the envelope periodic solutions to one-dimensional Gross-Pitaevskii equation in Bose-Einstein condensates are obtained.

Use of Innovative Contracting Methods by Dots - Project Managers Speak

Alternative contracting techniques have been frequently used in highway construction in the United State and have played an important role in the effort to improve construction project performance. However, it is still unknown whether which project factors have significant influence on project performance. It is essential to learn from the experiences and opinions of construction project managers who had executed innovative or alternative contracts in order to improve and refine the usage of alternative contracting methods. Innovative contracting methods have been used by state Departments of Transportation for many years, so there is now sufficient data to measure the effectiveness of these innovations. Working under a grant from the Florida Department of Transportation （FDOT）, the research team used the experiences and opinions of construction field engineers who had executed innovative contracts on FDOT projects to measure the effectiveness of these systems. To that end, interviews were conducted with FDOT and consultant personnel from across Florida. All interviewed were project managers who had overseen at least one project using an innovative contracting method. Discussions brought enthusiastic responses from those interviewed, both for and against certain innovations. This paper will focus on the experiences and opinions of those experienced construction field engineers dealing with well-known innovations, as well as newer innovations such as ＂Detour Rental＂ and ＂Damage Recovery＂.