The objective of this work was to develop a dynamic model for describing leaf curves and a the rice leaf （including sub-models for unexpanded leaf blades, expanded leaf blades, and dimensional （3D） dynamic visualiz...The objective of this work was to develop a dynamic model for describing leaf curves and a the rice leaf （including sub-models for unexpanded leaf blades, expanded leaf blades, and dimensional （3D） dynamic visualization of rice leaves by combining relevant models detailed spatial geometry model of leaf sheaths）, and to realize three- Based on the experimental data of different cultivars and nitrogen （N） rates, the time-course spatial data of leaf curves on the main stem were collected during the rice development stage, then a dynamic model of the rice leaf curve was developed using quantitative modeling technology. Further, a detailed 3D geometric model of rice leaves was built based on the spatial geometry technique and the non-uniform rational B-spline （NURBS） method. Validating the rice leaf curve model with independent field experiment data showed that the average distances between observed and predicted curves were less than 0.89 and 1.20 cm at the tilling and jointing stages, respectively. The proposed leaf curve model and leaf spatial geometry model together with the relevant previous models were used to simulate the spatial morphology and the color dynamics of a single leaf and of leaves on the rice plant after different growing days by 3D visualization technology. The validation of the leaf curve model and the results of leaf 3D visualization indicated that our leaf curve model and leaf spatial geometry model could efficiently predict the dynamics of rice leaf spatial morphology during leaf development stages. These results provide a technical support for related research on virtual rice.展开更多
Sand ripples are common bedforms. The formation of sand ripples is related to flow conditions; different flow conditions cause different ripple geometries. The main aim of this study was to assess the relationship bet...Sand ripples are common bedforms. The formation of sand ripples is related to flow conditions; different flow conditions cause different ripple geometries. The main aim of this study was to assess the relationship between flow intensity and two-dimensional ripple geometry characteristics. The experiments were carried out in a laboratory flume with natural sand whose bulk density Ps was 2 650 kg/m3 and median diameter D50 was 0.41 mm. The Froude number （Fr）, a flow intensity parameter, varied from 0.16 to 0.53, entirely within the subcritical range. Two-dimensional sand ripple geometry was measured and processed via statistical methods. The probability distributions of ripple length and height were obtained with different flow conditions. Through dimensionless analysis, the relationship between the flow intensity parameter （grain size Reynolds number Re. ） and the sand ripple geometry characteristic length （ ∧ ） and height （ △ ） was analyzed, and two formulas were obtained： ∧/D50 = 191.76Re 0.3 and △/D50 = 1.97Re 1.3, which are consistent with previous research results.展开更多
Three-beam wire-feed laser cladding,which generates a uniform energy distribution with a wire vertically fed into the molten pool,is a promising additive manufacturing technology.In this study,an experimental investig...Three-beam wire-feed laser cladding,which generates a uniform energy distribution with a wire vertically fed into the molten pool,is a promising additive manufacturing technology.In this study,an experimental investigation and a statistical analysis of Ti-6Al-4V wire cladding using three-beam laser coaxial wire-feed cladding technology coupled with a 2 kW continuous fiber laser were carried out.The influences of the main parameters,including the laser power,wire feeding speed,and laser scanning speed,on the cladding geometry and process were investigated.The prediction models correlating the process parameters and clad geometry were developed via the response surface methodology(RSM).The models were checked using analysis of variance(ANOVA).Through optimization,the optimal parameters were achieved for the required clad with a width-to-height ratio of 5:1.A high-speed camera was used to investigate the cladding process under various process parameters.The laser power positively affected the widths of the molten pool and cladding layer.The molten pool and clad heights decreased with increases in laser power and scanning speed.Fine acicular martensite grains in the colony and basket-weave distributions were predominant in the cross-section of the cladding layer.The macrostructure investigation showed that the widths of columnar prior-βgrains decreased with the increase in laser scanning speed.展开更多
In this study,focusing on the geometry characteristics of spherical expanding flame,the turbulent premixed flames of natural gas/air mixtures were investigated in a fan-stirred turbulent combustor.The effects of initi...In this study,focusing on the geometry characteristics of spherical expanding flame,the turbulent premixed flames of natural gas/air mixtures were investigated in a fan-stirred turbulent combustor.The effects of initial temperature(T=300-400 K),initial pressure(P=0.1-0.3 MPa),turbulence intensity(u'=1.0-2.7 m/s),oxygen volumetric percentage(φ(O_(2))=15%-21%)and carbon dioxide volumetric percentage(φ(CO_(2))=0-20%)were delved into.The flame profile under the Cartesian coordinate system was derived from the schlieren images taken by the high-speed camera.Besides,from both macroscopic and microscopic perspectives,the influence of experimental conditions on the flame geometry characteristics was explored through flame front extraction,wavelet decomposition and network topology.The results demonstrate that for significant flame wrinkling,changes in species concentrations and turbulence intensity have more pronounced effects on the flame wrinkling ratio.The wrinkling of the flame front maintains a certain degree of similarity,as evidenced by the locally concentrated distribution of the angles of the maximum fluctuation radius.The disturbance energy under large-scale(D6-D8)disturbances exhibits relatively high values with a similar trend,exerting a significant impact on the geometry characteristics of the flame front.The peaks of correlation degree are scattered either with the decomposition scale or the development of flame radius,indicating no linear correlation between different detail components.Furthermore,the probability distribution of node degrees in key wrinkled regions exhibits different trends with that of large-scale wrinkling and disturbance energy,especially with changes in initial pressure.This occurs because the number of key wrinkles varies based on the perturbation's strength or the region's span.Consequently,an increase in the fluctuation frequency of the flame's local radius may not necessarily lead to an increase in the number of key folded regions.展开更多
Gentle slopes with large amounts of granite blocks are widespread in granitic areas with warm and humid climate.These blocks pose a potential risk to the existing and planned infrastructure.The instability type and ge...Gentle slopes with large amounts of granite blocks are widespread in granitic areas with warm and humid climate.These blocks pose a potential risk to the existing and planned infrastructure.The instability type and geometry of these blocks will influence their motility and destructive power to some extent.This study aims at creating a classification system that can indicate both the shape and the instability type of these blocks and then developing a block removal scheme.The classification system was constructed based on the mechanical stability analysis of blocks on an inclined surface.This analysis identified key factors affecting stability,including block shape,block weathering roundness,the existing state of a block on a slope,and the friction between the block and the slope.The achieved work allowed the establishment of a direct correlation between block geometry and their instability types.The availability of this classification system was validated by field data and experimental data in the literature.The proposal to remove blocks identified as the toppling types,such as cylindrical-toppling types,cuboid-toppling types,cube-toppling types,was put forward to avoid the uneconomical problem of a complete clearance.Meanwhile,this classification provides a foundation for further research on the instability probability of each type of block and the development of a more refined blocks’removal scheme.The classification approach adopted in this paper can provide a reference for the classification of other lithological blocks under similar engineering geological conditions.展开更多
By taking as blocks certain subspace-pairs of an orthogonal geometry over a finite field with characteristic≠2 we construct some new types of BIB designs and PBIB designs whose parameters are also given.
基金supported by the National High-Tech R&D Program of China (2013AA100404)the National Natural Science Foundation of China (31201130,61471269,31571566)+3 种基金the Priority Academic Program Development of Jiangsu Higher Education Institutions (PAPD),Chinathe Natural Science Foundation of Shandong Province,China (BS2015DX001)the Science and Technology Development Project of Weifang,China (2016GX019)the Doctoral Foundation of Weifang University,China
文摘The objective of this work was to develop a dynamic model for describing leaf curves and a the rice leaf （including sub-models for unexpanded leaf blades, expanded leaf blades, and dimensional （3D） dynamic visualization of rice leaves by combining relevant models detailed spatial geometry model of leaf sheaths）, and to realize three- Based on the experimental data of different cultivars and nitrogen （N） rates, the time-course spatial data of leaf curves on the main stem were collected during the rice development stage, then a dynamic model of the rice leaf curve was developed using quantitative modeling technology. Further, a detailed 3D geometric model of rice leaves was built based on the spatial geometry technique and the non-uniform rational B-spline （NURBS） method. Validating the rice leaf curve model with independent field experiment data showed that the average distances between observed and predicted curves were less than 0.89 and 1.20 cm at the tilling and jointing stages, respectively. The proposed leaf curve model and leaf spatial geometry model together with the relevant previous models were used to simulate the spatial morphology and the color dynamics of a single leaf and of leaves on the rice plant after different growing days by 3D visualization technology. The validation of the leaf curve model and the results of leaf 3D visualization indicated that our leaf curve model and leaf spatial geometry model could efficiently predict the dynamics of rice leaf spatial morphology during leaf development stages. These results provide a technical support for related research on virtual rice.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 50879020)the Ph.D.Discipline-New Teachers Foundation of the Ministry Education of China (Grant No. 200802941028)
文摘Sand ripples are common bedforms. The formation of sand ripples is related to flow conditions; different flow conditions cause different ripple geometries. The main aim of this study was to assess the relationship between flow intensity and two-dimensional ripple geometry characteristics. The experiments were carried out in a laboratory flume with natural sand whose bulk density Ps was 2 650 kg/m3 and median diameter D50 was 0.41 mm. The Froude number （Fr）, a flow intensity parameter, varied from 0.16 to 0.53, entirely within the subcritical range. Two-dimensional sand ripple geometry was measured and processed via statistical methods. The probability distributions of ripple length and height were obtained with different flow conditions. Through dimensionless analysis, the relationship between the flow intensity parameter （grain size Reynolds number Re. ） and the sand ripple geometry characteristic length （ ∧ ） and height （ △ ） was analyzed, and two formulas were obtained： ∧/D50 = 191.76Re 0.3 and △/D50 = 1.97Re 1.3, which are consistent with previous research results.
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.62173239,61903268)Suzhou Vocational Institute of Industrial Technology Foundation(Grant Nos.2024kyqd003,2021kyqd005 and 2022kypy09).
文摘Three-beam wire-feed laser cladding,which generates a uniform energy distribution with a wire vertically fed into the molten pool,is a promising additive manufacturing technology.In this study,an experimental investigation and a statistical analysis of Ti-6Al-4V wire cladding using three-beam laser coaxial wire-feed cladding technology coupled with a 2 kW continuous fiber laser were carried out.The influences of the main parameters,including the laser power,wire feeding speed,and laser scanning speed,on the cladding geometry and process were investigated.The prediction models correlating the process parameters and clad geometry were developed via the response surface methodology(RSM).The models were checked using analysis of variance(ANOVA).Through optimization,the optimal parameters were achieved for the required clad with a width-to-height ratio of 5:1.A high-speed camera was used to investigate the cladding process under various process parameters.The laser power positively affected the widths of the molten pool and cladding layer.The molten pool and clad heights decreased with increases in laser power and scanning speed.Fine acicular martensite grains in the colony and basket-weave distributions were predominant in the cross-section of the cladding layer.The macrostructure investigation showed that the widths of columnar prior-βgrains decreased with the increase in laser scanning speed.
基金financially supported by the General Program Supported by Educational Committee of Liaoning Province of China(LJKMZ20220537)the financial support from the National Science and Technology Major Project(2017-Ⅲ-0006-0031)the fundamental research funds for the universities of Liaoning Province。
文摘In this study,focusing on the geometry characteristics of spherical expanding flame,the turbulent premixed flames of natural gas/air mixtures were investigated in a fan-stirred turbulent combustor.The effects of initial temperature(T=300-400 K),initial pressure(P=0.1-0.3 MPa),turbulence intensity(u'=1.0-2.7 m/s),oxygen volumetric percentage(φ(O_(2))=15%-21%)and carbon dioxide volumetric percentage(φ(CO_(2))=0-20%)were delved into.The flame profile under the Cartesian coordinate system was derived from the schlieren images taken by the high-speed camera.Besides,from both macroscopic and microscopic perspectives,the influence of experimental conditions on the flame geometry characteristics was explored through flame front extraction,wavelet decomposition and network topology.The results demonstrate that for significant flame wrinkling,changes in species concentrations and turbulence intensity have more pronounced effects on the flame wrinkling ratio.The wrinkling of the flame front maintains a certain degree of similarity,as evidenced by the locally concentrated distribution of the angles of the maximum fluctuation radius.The disturbance energy under large-scale(D6-D8)disturbances exhibits relatively high values with a similar trend,exerting a significant impact on the geometry characteristics of the flame front.The peaks of correlation degree are scattered either with the decomposition scale or the development of flame radius,indicating no linear correlation between different detail components.Furthermore,the probability distribution of node degrees in key wrinkled regions exhibits different trends with that of large-scale wrinkling and disturbance energy,especially with changes in initial pressure.This occurs because the number of key wrinkles varies based on the perturbation's strength or the region's span.Consequently,an increase in the fluctuation frequency of the flame's local radius may not necessarily lead to an increase in the number of key folded regions.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grants No.41672295 and No.42107155)the Research Project of the Department of Natural Resources of Sichuan Province(No.Kj-2022-29).
文摘Gentle slopes with large amounts of granite blocks are widespread in granitic areas with warm and humid climate.These blocks pose a potential risk to the existing and planned infrastructure.The instability type and geometry of these blocks will influence their motility and destructive power to some extent.This study aims at creating a classification system that can indicate both the shape and the instability type of these blocks and then developing a block removal scheme.The classification system was constructed based on the mechanical stability analysis of blocks on an inclined surface.This analysis identified key factors affecting stability,including block shape,block weathering roundness,the existing state of a block on a slope,and the friction between the block and the slope.The achieved work allowed the establishment of a direct correlation between block geometry and their instability types.The availability of this classification system was validated by field data and experimental data in the literature.The proposal to remove blocks identified as the toppling types,such as cylindrical-toppling types,cuboid-toppling types,cube-toppling types,was put forward to avoid the uneconomical problem of a complete clearance.Meanwhile,this classification provides a foundation for further research on the instability probability of each type of block and the development of a more refined blocks’removal scheme.The classification approach adopted in this paper can provide a reference for the classification of other lithological blocks under similar engineering geological conditions.
文摘By taking as blocks certain subspace-pairs of an orthogonal geometry over a finite field with characteristic≠2 we construct some new types of BIB designs and PBIB designs whose parameters are also given.
