A feasible method was proposed to improve the vibration intensity of screen surface via application of a new type elastic screen surface with multi degree of freedom(NTESSMDF). In the NTESSMDF, the primary robs were c...A feasible method was proposed to improve the vibration intensity of screen surface via application of a new type elastic screen surface with multi degree of freedom(NTESSMDF). In the NTESSMDF, the primary robs were coupled to the main screen structure with ends embedded into the elastomers, and the secondary robs were attached to adjacent two primary robs with elastic bands. The dynamic model of vibrating screen with NTESSMDF was established based on Lagrange's equation and the equivalent stiffnesses of the elastomer and elastic band were calculated. According to numerical simulation using the 4th order Runge-Kutta method, the vibration intensity of screen surface can be enhanced substantially with an averaged acceleration amplitude increasing ratio of 72.36%. The primary robs and secondary robs vibrate inversely in steady state, which would result in the friability of materials and avoid stoppage. The experimental results validate the dynamic characteristics with acceleration amplitude rising by62.93% on average, which demonstrates the feasibility of NTESSMDF.展开更多
A dynamically screened three-Coulomb-wave （DS3C） method is applied to study the single ionization of magnesium by electron impact. Triple differential cross sections （TDCS） are calculated in doubly symmetric geome...A dynamically screened three-Coulomb-wave （DS3C） method is applied to study the single ionization of magnesium by electron impact. Triple differential cross sections （TDCS） are calculated in doubly symmetric geometry at incident energies of 13.65, 17.65, 22.65, 27.65, 37.65, 47.65, 57.65, and 67.65 eV. Comparisons are made with experimental data and theoretical predictions from a three-Coulomb-wave function （3C） approach and distorted-wave Born approximation （DWBA）. The overall agreement between the predictions of the DS3C model and the DWBA approach with the experimen- tal data is satisfactory.展开更多
基金Project(51221462)supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China for Innovative Research GroupProject(20120095110001)supported by the Doctoral Fund of Ministry of Education of China+1 种基金Project supported by the Priority Academic Program Development(PAPD)of Jiangsu Higher Education Institutions,ChinaProject(CXJJ201303)supported by the Innovation Foundation of Xuyi Research and Development Center of Mining Equipment and Materials,China University of Mining and Technology,China
文摘A feasible method was proposed to improve the vibration intensity of screen surface via application of a new type elastic screen surface with multi degree of freedom(NTESSMDF). In the NTESSMDF, the primary robs were coupled to the main screen structure with ends embedded into the elastomers, and the secondary robs were attached to adjacent two primary robs with elastic bands. The dynamic model of vibrating screen with NTESSMDF was established based on Lagrange's equation and the equivalent stiffnesses of the elastomer and elastic band were calculated. According to numerical simulation using the 4th order Runge-Kutta method, the vibration intensity of screen surface can be enhanced substantially with an averaged acceleration amplitude increasing ratio of 72.36%. The primary robs and secondary robs vibrate inversely in steady state, which would result in the friability of materials and avoid stoppage. The experimental results validate the dynamic characteristics with acceleration amplitude rising by62.93% on average, which demonstrates the feasibility of NTESSMDF.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.11274215)
文摘A dynamically screened three-Coulomb-wave （DS3C） method is applied to study the single ionization of magnesium by electron impact. Triple differential cross sections （TDCS） are calculated in doubly symmetric geometry at incident energies of 13.65, 17.65, 22.65, 27.65, 37.65, 47.65, 57.65, and 67.65 eV. Comparisons are made with experimental data and theoretical predictions from a three-Coulomb-wave function （3C） approach and distorted-wave Born approximation （DWBA）. The overall agreement between the predictions of the DS3C model and the DWBA approach with the experimen- tal data is satisfactory.
