Biaxial compression tests on plain concrete suffered high temperature ranging from 200 ℃ to 600 ℃ were carried out using the large-scale dynamic-static tri-axial concrete test system at the State Key Laboratory of C...Biaxial compression tests on plain concrete suffered high temperature ranging from 200 ℃ to 600 ℃ were carried out using the large-scale dynamic-static tri-axial concrete test system at the State Key Laboratory of Coastal and Offshore Engineering with designated stress ratios of 0, 0.25, 0.5, 0.75 and 1, respectively. The measured strength and strain were reported and the changes in both biaxial compressive failure envelopes and strains at peak stresses were analyzed. The regressive equation of initial elastic modulus in the biggest principal compressive stress direction was derived from test results. With the published results from previous biaxial tension-compression experiments, a three-parameter failure criterion has been proposed. A biaxial nonlinear elastic incremental constitutive model was developed for the compressive stress directions by using the equivalent uniaxial strain values deduced from test results. Analytical results obtained from the proposed biaxial constitutive model achieve good agreement with the experimental results.展开更多
To enhance the security of user data in the clouds,we present an adaptive and dynamic data encryption method to encrypt user data in the mobile phone before it is uploaded.Firstly,the adopted data encryption algorithm...To enhance the security of user data in the clouds,we present an adaptive and dynamic data encryption method to encrypt user data in the mobile phone before it is uploaded.Firstly,the adopted data encryption algorithm is not static and uniform.For each encryption,this algorithm is adaptively and dynamically selected from the algorithm set in the mobile phone encryption system.From the mobile phone's character,the detail encryption algorithm selection strategy is confirmed based on the user's mobile phone hardware information,personalization information and a pseudo-random number.Secondly,the data is rearranged with a randomly selected start position in the data before being encrypted.The start position's randomness makes the mobile phone data encryption safer.Thirdly,the rearranged data is encrypted by the selected algorithm and generated key.Finally,the analysis shows this method possesses the higher security because the more dynamics and randomness are adaptively added into the encryption process.展开更多
The oxidation characteristics of boron particles, boron-A with the diameter of 2.545 μm and boron-B with the diameter of 10.638 μm, at low temperature（1500 K） have been investigated by thermogravimetry（TG） coupl...The oxidation characteristics of boron particles, boron-A with the diameter of 2.545 μm and boron-B with the diameter of 10.638 μm, at low temperature（1500 K） have been investigated by thermogravimetry（TG） coupled with simultaneous differential scanning calorimetry（DSC）, infrared and mass spectra. A rapid oxidation stage of boron particles, followed by a slow oxidation stage of sintered particles, is found from the TG and DSC curves. The onset temperatures of the oxidation process of boron-A particles are in the range of 806–889 K, which are at least 105 K lower than those of boron-B at the same condition. As the partial pressure of oxygen increases from 5% to 35%, the onset temperature of boron-A or boron-B particles decreases. However, when the partial pressure of oxygen is above 35%, the onset temperature becomes constant, implying a saturation effect of oxygen on the reaction rate. It indicates that the chemical adsorption of oxygen, i.e. chemical reaction, on the particle surface is the rate-limited step at the beginning of the rapid oxidation stage. Therefore, the first-order chemical reaction model is used to simulate the oxidation of boron particles, even that of the sinter. The average activation energies of the particles are 291.3 kJ/mol for boron-A and 338.4 k J/mol for boron-B. While the average activation energies of the sintered particles are 36.35 k J/mol for boron-A and 31.87 kJ/mol for boron-B. The pre-exponential factor of the particles is -10^4, while that of the sinter is 10^-1. The oxidation rate constant of boron is qualitatively mainly affected by the specific surface of the sample and the thickness of the oxide layer.展开更多
基金Sponsored by the Science Foundation of Educational Department of Liaoning Province(Grant No.2023901023)
文摘Biaxial compression tests on plain concrete suffered high temperature ranging from 200 ℃ to 600 ℃ were carried out using the large-scale dynamic-static tri-axial concrete test system at the State Key Laboratory of Coastal and Offshore Engineering with designated stress ratios of 0, 0.25, 0.5, 0.75 and 1, respectively. The measured strength and strain were reported and the changes in both biaxial compressive failure envelopes and strains at peak stresses were analyzed. The regressive equation of initial elastic modulus in the biggest principal compressive stress direction was derived from test results. With the published results from previous biaxial tension-compression experiments, a three-parameter failure criterion has been proposed. A biaxial nonlinear elastic incremental constitutive model was developed for the compressive stress directions by using the equivalent uniaxial strain values deduced from test results. Analytical results obtained from the proposed biaxial constitutive model achieve good agreement with the experimental results.
文摘To enhance the security of user data in the clouds,we present an adaptive and dynamic data encryption method to encrypt user data in the mobile phone before it is uploaded.Firstly,the adopted data encryption algorithm is not static and uniform.For each encryption,this algorithm is adaptively and dynamically selected from the algorithm set in the mobile phone encryption system.From the mobile phone's character,the detail encryption algorithm selection strategy is confirmed based on the user's mobile phone hardware information,personalization information and a pseudo-random number.Secondly,the data is rearranged with a randomly selected start position in the data before being encrypted.The start position's randomness makes the mobile phone data encryption safer.Thirdly,the rearranged data is encrypted by the selected algorithm and generated key.Finally,the analysis shows this method possesses the higher security because the more dynamics and randomness are adaptively added into the encryption process.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.51206089)Postdoctoral Science Foundation of China(Grant No.2012M510438)the National Basic Research Program of China("973"Project)(Grant No.2013CB228502)
文摘The oxidation characteristics of boron particles, boron-A with the diameter of 2.545 μm and boron-B with the diameter of 10.638 μm, at low temperature（1500 K） have been investigated by thermogravimetry（TG） coupled with simultaneous differential scanning calorimetry（DSC）, infrared and mass spectra. A rapid oxidation stage of boron particles, followed by a slow oxidation stage of sintered particles, is found from the TG and DSC curves. The onset temperatures of the oxidation process of boron-A particles are in the range of 806–889 K, which are at least 105 K lower than those of boron-B at the same condition. As the partial pressure of oxygen increases from 5% to 35%, the onset temperature of boron-A or boron-B particles decreases. However, when the partial pressure of oxygen is above 35%, the onset temperature becomes constant, implying a saturation effect of oxygen on the reaction rate. It indicates that the chemical adsorption of oxygen, i.e. chemical reaction, on the particle surface is the rate-limited step at the beginning of the rapid oxidation stage. Therefore, the first-order chemical reaction model is used to simulate the oxidation of boron particles, even that of the sinter. The average activation energies of the particles are 291.3 kJ/mol for boron-A and 338.4 k J/mol for boron-B. While the average activation energies of the sintered particles are 36.35 k J/mol for boron-A and 31.87 kJ/mol for boron-B. The pre-exponential factor of the particles is -10^4, while that of the sinter is 10^-1. The oxidation rate constant of boron is qualitatively mainly affected by the specific surface of the sample and the thickness of the oxide layer.
