Live line measurement methods can reduce the loss of power outages and eliminate interference. There are three live line measurement methods including integral method, differential method and algebraic method. A simul...Live line measurement methods can reduce the loss of power outages and eliminate interference. There are three live line measurement methods including integral method, differential method and algebraic method. A simulation model of?two coupled parallel transmission lines spanning on the same towers is built in PSCAD and the calculation errors of these three methods are compared with different sampling frequencies by using of Matlab. The effect of harmonic on calculation is also involved. The simulation results indicate that harmonic has the least effect on the algebraic method which provides stable result and small error.展开更多
A bilogarithmic hyperbolic cosine method for the evaluation of overlapping formation constants at varying (or fixed) ionic strength is devised in this paper and applied to data reported in the analytical literature, i...A bilogarithmic hyperbolic cosine method for the evaluation of overlapping formation constants at varying (or fixed) ionic strength is devised in this paper and applied to data reported in the analytical literature, i.e. succinic acid system, Cu(II)-glycine system and Ag(I)-aminobutan-1-ol system. The method is based on the linearization of the formation function ? = f(pH) or ? = f(pL) data. A theoretical slope of unity should be obtained thus proving the correctness of the assumed equilibria. An additional advantage of the bilogarithmic method proposed is that it provides a closed scale representation of Y and X unlike other plots. This paper forms part of an investigation into the uses of bilogarithmic methods and hyperbolic functions in parameter estimation. Methods based on the application of spectrophotometric measurements have been the subject of recent studies.展开更多
Peroxyacetic acid has been widely used in food,medical,and synthetic chemical fields for the past several decades.Recently,peroxyacetic acid has gradually become an effective alternative disinfectant in wastewater dis...Peroxyacetic acid has been widely used in food,medical,and synthetic chemical fields for the past several decades.Recently,peroxyacetic acid has gradually become an effective alternative disinfectant in wastewater disinfection and has strong redox capacity for removing micro-pollutants from drinking water.However,commercial peroxyacetic acid solutions are primarily multi-component mixtures of peroxyacetic acid,acetic acid,hydrogen peroxide,and water.During the process of water treatment,peroxyacetic acid and hydrogen peroxide(H2O2)often coexist,which limits further investigation on the properties ofperoxyacetic acid.Therefore,analytical methods need to achieve a certain level of selectivity,particularly when peroxyacetic acid and hydrogen peroxide coexist.This review summarizes the measurement and detection methods of peroxyacetic acid,comparing the principle,adaptability,and relative merits of these methods.展开更多
Stirring-sampling method is a widely adopted method to measure sediment concentrations in collection tanks of runoff plots,but with high systematic measurement errors.This research aimed to advance an approach for bui...Stirring-sampling method is a widely adopted method to measure sediment concentrations in collection tanks of runoff plots,but with high systematic measurement errors.This research aimed to advance an approach for building correction equations to remove measurement errors in designed sediment concentration range.Experimental data of sediment measurement from the stirring-sampling method,with four representative soils,under the designed sediment concentrations(1,2,5,8,10,20,50,80,100,200,500,800,and 1000 kg/m^(3))were used to demonstrate the correction methodological process.Two correction methods(step-wise correction and universal correction)were suggested for the trial in this study based on the distribution of measurement errors.In the step-wise correction,the correction equations were made with a series of linear functions without intercept for the low concentration group(0-20 kg/m^(3)),a series of linear functions with intercept for the high(20-200 kg/m^(3))and extremely high(200-1000 kg/m^(3))concentration groups,consecutively.The correction equations were a series of power functions in the universal correction.For the step-wise correction,most of the relative errors of correction sediment concentrations were smaller than 15%and 10%under high and extremely high concentration groups,but the corrected accuracy was not good in the sediment concentration of 1,2,5 kg/m^(3)with the corrected relative errors of 0.20%-206.07%.For the universal correction,the corrected relative errors(0.19%-31.81%)of the four soils were low under the condition of extremely high sediment concentrations,but other corrected accuracies weren’t good with the corrected relative errors of 0.68%-1154.71%.The corrected accuracy of step-wise correction is higher than that of the universal correction,but the universal correction is more convenient.These results indicated that the correction equations could efficiently revise the measurement errors of the tested soils and that this method can be generalized to other soil types and was meaningful in monitoring soil erosion.展开更多
文摘Live line measurement methods can reduce the loss of power outages and eliminate interference. There are three live line measurement methods including integral method, differential method and algebraic method. A simulation model of?two coupled parallel transmission lines spanning on the same towers is built in PSCAD and the calculation errors of these three methods are compared with different sampling frequencies by using of Matlab. The effect of harmonic on calculation is also involved. The simulation results indicate that harmonic has the least effect on the algebraic method which provides stable result and small error.
文摘A bilogarithmic hyperbolic cosine method for the evaluation of overlapping formation constants at varying (or fixed) ionic strength is devised in this paper and applied to data reported in the analytical literature, i.e. succinic acid system, Cu(II)-glycine system and Ag(I)-aminobutan-1-ol system. The method is based on the linearization of the formation function ? = f(pH) or ? = f(pL) data. A theoretical slope of unity should be obtained thus proving the correctness of the assumed equilibria. An additional advantage of the bilogarithmic method proposed is that it provides a closed scale representation of Y and X unlike other plots. This paper forms part of an investigation into the uses of bilogarithmic methods and hyperbolic functions in parameter estimation. Methods based on the application of spectrophotometric measurements have been the subject of recent studies.
基金We acknowledge supports from National Key Basic Research Program of China(Grant No.2019YFA0705800)National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.21876049 and 91834301).The authors show deep gratitude to Mr.Casey Finnerty from UC Berkeley on polishing the manuscript.
文摘Peroxyacetic acid has been widely used in food,medical,and synthetic chemical fields for the past several decades.Recently,peroxyacetic acid has gradually become an effective alternative disinfectant in wastewater disinfection and has strong redox capacity for removing micro-pollutants from drinking water.However,commercial peroxyacetic acid solutions are primarily multi-component mixtures of peroxyacetic acid,acetic acid,hydrogen peroxide,and water.During the process of water treatment,peroxyacetic acid and hydrogen peroxide(H2O2)often coexist,which limits further investigation on the properties ofperoxyacetic acid.Therefore,analytical methods need to achieve a certain level of selectivity,particularly when peroxyacetic acid and hydrogen peroxide coexist.This review summarizes the measurement and detection methods of peroxyacetic acid,comparing the principle,adaptability,and relative merits of these methods.
基金supported by the“National Key Research and Development Program of China”under Project No.2016YFC0502403the“National Natural Science Foundation of China”under Project No.41230746,No.51621061.
文摘Stirring-sampling method is a widely adopted method to measure sediment concentrations in collection tanks of runoff plots,but with high systematic measurement errors.This research aimed to advance an approach for building correction equations to remove measurement errors in designed sediment concentration range.Experimental data of sediment measurement from the stirring-sampling method,with four representative soils,under the designed sediment concentrations(1,2,5,8,10,20,50,80,100,200,500,800,and 1000 kg/m^(3))were used to demonstrate the correction methodological process.Two correction methods(step-wise correction and universal correction)were suggested for the trial in this study based on the distribution of measurement errors.In the step-wise correction,the correction equations were made with a series of linear functions without intercept for the low concentration group(0-20 kg/m^(3)),a series of linear functions with intercept for the high(20-200 kg/m^(3))and extremely high(200-1000 kg/m^(3))concentration groups,consecutively.The correction equations were a series of power functions in the universal correction.For the step-wise correction,most of the relative errors of correction sediment concentrations were smaller than 15%and 10%under high and extremely high concentration groups,but the corrected accuracy was not good in the sediment concentration of 1,2,5 kg/m^(3)with the corrected relative errors of 0.20%-206.07%.For the universal correction,the corrected relative errors(0.19%-31.81%)of the four soils were low under the condition of extremely high sediment concentrations,but other corrected accuracies weren’t good with the corrected relative errors of 0.68%-1154.71%.The corrected accuracy of step-wise correction is higher than that of the universal correction,but the universal correction is more convenient.These results indicated that the correction equations could efficiently revise the measurement errors of the tested soils and that this method can be generalized to other soil types and was meaningful in monitoring soil erosion.
