对户外高压设备的温度进行实时监控是保证变电站安全运行的重要环节。论述了声表面波测温技术特点,提出了一种用于变电站户外设备的温度在线监测系统,给出了声表面波温度传感器芯片的设计与封装技术、阅读器的相关设计和系统架构。该系...对户外高压设备的温度进行实时监控是保证变电站安全运行的重要环节。论述了声表面波测温技术特点,提出了一种用于变电站户外设备的温度在线监测系统,给出了声表面波温度传感器芯片的设计与封装技术、阅读器的相关设计和系统架构。该系统已应用于35 k V变电站户外高压设备,实现了对设备温度的实时监测。展开更多
Measurement of the volume of gas adsorbed per unit mass of coal with increasing pressure at a constant temperature produces an isotherm that describes the gas storage capacity of this type of coal. The accurate testin...Measurement of the volume of gas adsorbed per unit mass of coal with increasing pressure at a constant temperature produces an isotherm that describes the gas storage capacity of this type of coal. The accurate testing and interpretation of coal sorption isotherm plays an important role in the areas of coal mine methane drainage, coalbed methane （CBM） reservoir resource assessment, enhanced coalbed methane （ECBM） recovery, as well as the carbon dioxide （CO2） sequestration in deep coal seams or similar geological formations. Different coal sorption isotherm testing apparatus and associated calculation methods are critically reviewed and presented in this paper. These include both volumetric and gravimetric based methods, as well as experimental sorption tests with confining stress and direction sorption methods. The volumetric techniques utilise experimental apparatus with sample cell and injection pump and that with both sample cell and reference cell. Whilst the gravimetric approachesinclude methods with sample cell and suspension magnetic balance and that with both sample cell and reference cell. Different testing methods are compared and discussed in this study. A unique in-house-built coal sorption isotherm testing apparatus at the University of Wollongong was presented together with the calculation method, procedures and experimental results. The isotherm results can be calculated by both Soave-Redlich-Kwong （SRK） equation and calibration cure methods which can be used directly to convert the volume of adsorbed gas in different test conditions to standard condition （NTP）.展开更多
文摘Measurement of the volume of gas adsorbed per unit mass of coal with increasing pressure at a constant temperature produces an isotherm that describes the gas storage capacity of this type of coal. The accurate testing and interpretation of coal sorption isotherm plays an important role in the areas of coal mine methane drainage, coalbed methane （CBM） reservoir resource assessment, enhanced coalbed methane （ECBM） recovery, as well as the carbon dioxide （CO2） sequestration in deep coal seams or similar geological formations. Different coal sorption isotherm testing apparatus and associated calculation methods are critically reviewed and presented in this paper. These include both volumetric and gravimetric based methods, as well as experimental sorption tests with confining stress and direction sorption methods. The volumetric techniques utilise experimental apparatus with sample cell and injection pump and that with both sample cell and reference cell. Whilst the gravimetric approachesinclude methods with sample cell and suspension magnetic balance and that with both sample cell and reference cell. Different testing methods are compared and discussed in this study. A unique in-house-built coal sorption isotherm testing apparatus at the University of Wollongong was presented together with the calculation method, procedures and experimental results. The isotherm results can be calculated by both Soave-Redlich-Kwong （SRK） equation and calibration cure methods which can be used directly to convert the volume of adsorbed gas in different test conditions to standard condition （NTP）.
