Experimental Investigation on Vibration Control of Rotor-bearing System with Active Magnetic Exciter

Vibration control is an efficient way to minimize a rotating machine’s vibration level so that its vibration fault-free can be realized.While,several factors,such as unbalance,misalignment and instability,contribute to the serious vibration of rotating machines.It is necessary that one apparatus can depress vibration caused by two or more reasons.The fault self-recovery(FSR) mechanism is introduced and investigated.Strategies of vibration control are investigated theoretically using numerical method firstly.Active magneticelectric exciter(AME) are selected as the actuator of a FSR device because it can provide suitable force by varying the control current in the exciters depending upon a proportional and derivative control law.By numerical study,it is indicate that only a small control force is needed to improve stability margins of the compressor and prevent subsynchronous vibration fault efficiently.About synchronous vibration,three control strategies,searching in whole circle,fast optimizing control(FOC),and none mistaking control,are investigated to show which of the control strategy can realize the fault self-recovery in the shortest time.Experimental study is conducted on a test rig with variable rotating speed.Results of the test indicate that the non-mistake control strategy can minimize synchronous vibration in less than three seconds.The proposed research can provide a new insight for subsynchronous and synchronous vibration restraining about centrifugal compressor.

Nucleon—Pair Shell Model：Magnetic Excitations for Ba Isotopes

Magnetic excitations for Ba isotopes are discussed within the nucleon-pair shell model truncated in the SD subspace. With the SD pair determined by a surface- interaction, M1 transitions for are well fitted. The M1 and M3 transitions for and are also predicted. It is shown that the statement, the collective magnetic properties are due to the orbital motion of nucleons, is approximately valid.

SIMUUTION OF ELECTROMAGNETIC TUBE BULGING BASED ON LOOSE COUPLING METHOD

A loose coupling method is used to solve the electromagnetic tube bulging. ANSYS/ EMAG is used to model the time varying electromagnetic field with the discharge current used as excitation, in order to obtain the radial and axial magnetic pressure acting on the tube, the magnetic pressure is then used as boundary conditions to model the high velocity deformation of tube with DYNAFORM, The radial magnetic pressure on the tube decreases from the center to the tube end, axial magnetic pressure is greater near the location equal to the coil height and slight in the other region. The radial displacement of deformed workpicces is distributed uniformly near the tube center and decreases from the center to the end; Deformation from the location equal to coil height to the tube end is little. This distribution is consistent with the distribution of radial pressure; Effect of the axial magnetic pressure on deformation can be ignored, The calculated results show well agreements with the experimental results.

Magnetic excitations of diagonally coupled checkerboards

By using quantum Monte Carlo based stochastic analytic continuation(QMC-SAC)and spin wave theory,we study magnetic excitations of Heisenberg models with diagonally coupled checkerboard structures.We consider three kinds of checkerboard models(DC 2×2,DC 3×3,and CDC 3×3)consisting nearest-neighbor strong J1 and weak J2 antiferromagnetic interactions.When the coupling ratio g=J2/J1 approaches 1,all three diagonal checkerboards have the same long-range antiferromagnetic Neel order at´T=0.When g decreases,the quantum fluctuation can drive DC 2×2 model to quantum paramagnetic state,while DC 3×3 and CDC 3×3 models still have the long-range Neel order.By calculating´the magnetic excitations at different coupling ratios,we find that the low-energy part of magnetic excitations calculated by QMC-SAC can be well explained by the spin wave theory.However,the high-energy parts even deep in the long-range antiferromagnetic phase are beyond the spin wave description.Compared to the g=1 uniform square lattice,the high-energy excitations are more rich in our models.Our study may also draw the attention to the high-energy exctitaions beyond the spin wave theory.

Dispersion of neutron spin resonance mode in Ba_(0.67)K_(0.33)Fe_(2)As_(2)

We report an inelastic neutron scattering investigation on the spin resonance mode in the optimally hole-doped ironbased superconductor Ba_(0.67)K_(0.33)Fe_(2)As_(2)with T_c=38.2 K.Although the resonance is nearly two-dimensional with peak energy ER≈14 meV,it splits into two incommensurate peaks along the longitudinal direction([H,0,0])and shows an upward dispersion persisting to 26 meV.Such dispersion breaks through the limit of total superconducting gaps△_(tot)=|△k|+|△k+Q|(about 11-17 meV)on nested Fermi surfaces measured by high resolution angle resolved photoemission spectroscopy(ARPES).These results cannot be fully understood by the magnetic exciton scenario under s^(±)-pairing symmetry of superconductivity,and suggest that the spin resonance may not be restricted by the superconducting gaps in the multi-band systems.

A Methodology for Identifying Defects in Wire Rope Based on Permanent Magnet Excitation

A wire rope defects detection method based on permanent magnet excitation is proposed.A detection system,mainly composed of permanent magnet excitation,distance detection,multi-sensor magnetic flux leakage signal acquisition and data analysis device,is set up.According to the different characteristics of the multi-sensor magnetic flux leakage signal,the localized fault(LF)and loss of metallic cross-sectional area(LMA)signal is separated,and then the two defects can be detected.The experiments show that the method can effectively detect the two defects when they appear simultaneously on the wire rope.

Repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation improves consciousness disturbance in stroke patients A quantitative electroencephalography spectral power analysis

Repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation is a noninvasive treatment technique that can directly alter cortical excitability and improve cerebral functional activity in unconscious patients. To investigate the effects and the electrophysiological changes of repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation cortical treatment, 10 stroke patients with non-severe brainstem lesions and with disturbance of consciousness were treated with repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation. A quantitative electroencephalography spectral power analysis was also performed. The absolute power in the alpha band was increased immediately after the first repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation treatment, and the energy was reduced in the delta band. The alpha band relative power values slightly decreased at 1 day post-treatment, then increased and reached a stable level at 2 weeks post-treatment. Glasgow Coma Score and JFK Coma Recovery Scale-Revised score were improved. Relative power value in the alpha band was positively related to Glasgow Coma Score and JFK Coma Recovery Scale-Revised score. These data suggest that repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation is a noninvasive, safe, and effective treatment technology for improving brain functional activity and promoting awakening in unconscious stroke patients.

Design of Braunbeck Coil for Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Gyro Magnetic Field Excitation

For generating a uniform and steady magnetic field, Helmholtz coil is extensively used in nuclear magnetic resonance gyro(NMRG). Unfortunately, the volume of Helmholtz coil makes it inconvenient to miniaturize NMRG. This study introduces Braunbeck coil that can be used in magnetic field excitation system. Braunbeck coil can produce homogeneous magnetic field within a limit space, and occupy a small volume. In addition, this study presents mathematical expressions that can be used to calculate the area of uniform magnetic field. Experimental test verifies the effectiveness of the proposed design, and the results accord closely with the actual simulation.

Dynamical properties of the Haldane chain with bond disorder

By using Lanczos exact diagonalization and quantum Monte Carlo combined with stochastic analytic continuation,we study the dynamical properties of the S=1 antiferromagnetic Heisenberg chain with different strengths of bond disorder.In the weak disorder region,we find weakly coupled bonds which can induce additional low-energy excitation below the one-magnon mode.As the disorder increases,the average Haldane gap closes at δ_(∆)~0.5 with more and more low-energy excitations coming out.After the critical disorder strength δ_(C)~1,the system reaches a random-singlet phase with prominent sharp peak atω=0 and broad continuum atω>0 of the dynamic spin structure factor.In addition,we analyze the distribution of random spin domains and numerically find three kinds of domains hosting effective spin-1/2 quanta or spin-1 sites in between.These“spins”can form the weakly coupled longrange singlets due to quantum fluctuation which contribute to the sharp peak atω=0.