The influence of arc current and pressure on the non-chemical equilibrium （non-CE） air arc behavior of a nozzle structure was investigated based on the self-consistent non-chemical equilibrium model. The arc behavio...The influence of arc current and pressure on the non-chemical equilibrium （non-CE） air arc behavior of a nozzle structure was investigated based on the self-consistent non-chemical equilibrium model. The arc behavior during both the arc burning and arc decay phases were discussed at different currents and different pressures. We also devised the concept of a non- equilibrium parameter for a better understanding of non-CE effects. During the arc burning phase, the increasing current leads to a decrease of the non-equilibrium parameter of the particles in the arc core, while the increasing pressure leads to an increase of the non-equilibrium parameter of the particles in the arc core. During the arc decay phase, the non-CE effect will decrease by increasing the arc burning current and the nozzle pressure. Three factors together-- convection, diffusion and chemical reactions--influence non-CE behavior.展开更多
Chloroplast movement has been studied in many plants mainly in relation to the local light, mechanical or stress effects. Here we investigated possible systemic responses of chloroplast movement to local light or burn...Chloroplast movement has been studied in many plants mainly in relation to the local light, mechanical or stress effects. Here we investigated possible systemic responses of chloroplast movement to local light or burning stress in tobacco plants （Nicotisna tabacum cv. Samsun）. Chloroplast movement was measured using two independent methods： one with a SPAD 502 Chlorophyll meter and another by collimated transmittance at a selected wavelength （676 nm）. A sensitive periodic movement of chloroplasts was used in high or low （2 000 or 50 μmol/m2 per s photosynthetically active radiation, respectively） cold white light with periods of 50 or 130 min. Measurements were carried out in the irradiated area, in the non-irradisted area of the same leaf or in the leaf located on the stem below the irradiated or bumed one. No significant changes in systemic chloroplast movement in non-irradiated parts of the leaf and in the non-treated leaf were detected. Our data indicate that chloroplast movement in tobacco is dependent dominantly on the intensity and spectral composition of the incident light and on the local stimulation and state of the target tissue. No systemic signal was strong enough to evoke a detectable systemic response in chloroplast movement in distant untreated tissues of tobacco plants.展开更多
基金supported by the National Key Basic Research Program of China (973 Program) (No. 2015CB251002)National Natural Science Foundation of China under grant Nos. 51521065, 51577145 and 51707144the State Key Laboratory of Electrical Insulation and Power Equipment (No. EIPE17305)
文摘The influence of arc current and pressure on the non-chemical equilibrium （non-CE） air arc behavior of a nozzle structure was investigated based on the self-consistent non-chemical equilibrium model. The arc behavior during both the arc burning and arc decay phases were discussed at different currents and different pressures. We also devised the concept of a non- equilibrium parameter for a better understanding of non-CE effects. During the arc burning phase, the increasing current leads to a decrease of the non-equilibrium parameter of the particles in the arc core, while the increasing pressure leads to an increase of the non-equilibrium parameter of the particles in the arc core. During the arc decay phase, the non-CE effect will decrease by increasing the arc burning current and the nozzle pressure. Three factors together-- convection, diffusion and chemical reactions--influence non-CE behavior.
基金Supported by the Ministry of Education of the Czech Republic (MSM6198959215).
文摘Chloroplast movement has been studied in many plants mainly in relation to the local light, mechanical or stress effects. Here we investigated possible systemic responses of chloroplast movement to local light or burning stress in tobacco plants （Nicotisna tabacum cv. Samsun）. Chloroplast movement was measured using two independent methods： one with a SPAD 502 Chlorophyll meter and another by collimated transmittance at a selected wavelength （676 nm）. A sensitive periodic movement of chloroplasts was used in high or low （2 000 or 50 μmol/m2 per s photosynthetically active radiation, respectively） cold white light with periods of 50 or 130 min. Measurements were carried out in the irradiated area, in the non-irradisted area of the same leaf or in the leaf located on the stem below the irradiated or bumed one. No significant changes in systemic chloroplast movement in non-irradiated parts of the leaf and in the non-treated leaf were detected. Our data indicate that chloroplast movement in tobacco is dependent dominantly on the intensity and spectral composition of the incident light and on the local stimulation and state of the target tissue. No systemic signal was strong enough to evoke a detectable systemic response in chloroplast movement in distant untreated tissues of tobacco plants.
