Compressional harmonic wave propagation from a cylindrical tunnel or borehole in an intact rock is the basis for investigation of the practical explosion waves in a fractured rock mass. The amplitudes of the radial st...Compressional harmonic wave propagation from a cylindrical tunnel or borehole in an intact rock is the basis for investigation of the practical explosion waves in a fractured rock mass. The amplitudes of the radial stress wave obtained from the universal distinct element code (UDEC) were compared with the analytical solutions for two cases with different conditions. Good agreements between the UDEC results and the analytical solutions have been achieved. It indicates that UDEC can model 2-D dynamic problems at a high degree of accuracy.展开更多
The fate of different trace elements and radio nuclides in the new ZWILAG nuclear waste treatment plant （Switzerland） has been modelled, in order to predict and check the transport behaviour of the volatile species ...The fate of different trace elements and radio nuclides in the new ZWILAG nuclear waste treatment plant （Switzerland） has been modelled, in order to predict and check the transport behaviour of the volatile species and their distribution in the plant. Calculations show that for active waste from medicine, industry, research （MIR waste） only Zn and Cs have stable gaseous species at 1200℃. The investigations confirm the efficiency of the examined flue gas cleaning system.展开更多
基金Projects 50278057 supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China and 2002CB412703 supported by 973 Project
文摘Compressional harmonic wave propagation from a cylindrical tunnel or borehole in an intact rock is the basis for investigation of the practical explosion waves in a fractured rock mass. The amplitudes of the radial stress wave obtained from the universal distinct element code (UDEC) were compared with the analytical solutions for two cases with different conditions. Good agreements between the UDEC results and the analytical solutions have been achieved. It indicates that UDEC can model 2-D dynamic problems at a high degree of accuracy.
基金supported by a grant-in-aid for the National Core Research Center Program from the Ministry of Science & Technology and the Korea Science & Engineering Foundation (R15-2006-022-03001-0)
文摘The fate of different trace elements and radio nuclides in the new ZWILAG nuclear waste treatment plant （Switzerland） has been modelled, in order to predict and check the transport behaviour of the volatile species and their distribution in the plant. Calculations show that for active waste from medicine, industry, research （MIR waste） only Zn and Cs have stable gaseous species at 1200℃. The investigations confirm the efficiency of the examined flue gas cleaning system.
