To investigate the forward kinematics problem of parallel mechanisms with complex limbs and to expand the applicability of the powerful tool of Conformal Geometric Algebra(CGA),a CGA-based modeling and solution method...To investigate the forward kinematics problem of parallel mechanisms with complex limbs and to expand the applicability of the powerful tool of Conformal Geometric Algebra(CGA),a CGA-based modeling and solution method for a class of parallel platforms with 3-RE structure after locking the actuated joints is proposed in this paper.Given that the angle between specific joint axes of limbs remains constant,a set of geometric constraints for the forward kinematics of parallel mechanisms(PM)are determined.After translating unit direction vectors of these joint axes to the common starting point,the geometric constraints of the angle between the vectors are transformed into the distances between the endpoints of the vectors,making them easier to handle.Under the framework of CGA,the positions of key points that determine the position and orientation of the moving platform can be intuitively determined by the intersection,division,and duality of basic geometric entities.By employing the tangent half-angle substitution,the forward kinematic analysis of the parallel mechanisms leads to a high-order univariate polynomial equation without the need for any complex algebraic elimination operations.After solving this equation and back substitution,the position and pose of the MP can be obtained indirectly.A numerical case is utilized to confirm the effectiveness of the proposed method.展开更多
Fluvial systems play a crucial role in coastal and riverine ecosystems, making it essential to understand their responses to sea level changes for preserving biodiversity and managing natural resources. The evolution ...Fluvial systems play a crucial role in coastal and riverine ecosystems, making it essential to understand their responses to sea level changes for preserving biodiversity and managing natural resources. The evolution of the modern Indus River Delta offers a rare opportunity to study the interplay between sea level fluctuations, tectonism, sediment supply, and the corresponding fluvial responses. This study employs the ‘SedSim' stratigraphic forward model to simulate the delta's evolution from 200 kyr to the next5 kyr, drawing on data from field observations, Landsat imagery, digital elevation models, and previous studies. The model consists of 205 layers, each representing a 1-kyr time step, covering the last two glacial-interglacial cycles. Between 200 kyr and 130 kyr, during a lowstand period, sedimentation on the delta plain continued due to partial flow from the Indus River. During the last interglacial(130–60 kyr), rising sea levels led to peak sediment deposition, characteristic of a highstand phase. From 60 kyr to 18 kyr, sea levels dropped to their lowest during the Last Glacial Maximum(LGM), resulting in extensive erosion and minimal deposition on the delta plain. From 18 kyr to the present, rapidly rising sea levels, coupled with intensified monsoon activity, increased sedimentation rates and triggered avulsion and aggradation processes. The model accurately predicted depositional thickness across the delta plain, indicating a maximum of ca. 200 m at the shoreline platform, ca. 175 m in the northeastern delta, and ca. 100 m in the central delta. The study underscores the delta's vulnerability to future sea level rise, which–at a projected rate of 1 m/kyr–could significantly influence the densely populated, low-lying delta plain. These findings offer valuable insights into the geomorphic evolution of the Indus Delta and emphasize the socioeconomic implications of sea level change, underscoring the importance of proactive management and adaptation strategies.展开更多
Prefabricated twinning represents an effective strategy for optimizing the microstructure of extruded forming components and facilitating changes in texture.The study examines the incorporation of[10-12]twins into an ...Prefabricated twinning represents an effective strategy for optimizing the microstructure of extruded forming components and facilitating changes in texture.The study examines the incorporation of[10-12]twins into an AZ31 magnesium alloy billet via cold pre-upsetting deformation before alternating forward extrusion(CUAFE).The experimental results indicate that the initial presence of[10-12]twins is advantageous for the development of[10-10]and[11-20]texture components during the extrusion process.In addition,different DRX mechanisms have different influences on the evolution of basal texture.The CDRX grains tend to preferentially select the[11-20]texture orientation,weakening the[10-10]texture and enhancing the[11-20]texture.However,most DDRX grains deviate significantly from the orientation of their surrounding original grain and do not have a preferred orientation.This is reflected in the mechanical properties of the CUAFE part.The tensile strength is 323.5 MPa,while the elongation is as high as 20.1%.展开更多
This study presents a novel analytical algorithm for solving the forward position problem of a triangular platform Stewart-type parallel robot(STPR).By introducing a virtual chain and leveraging tetrahedral geometric ...This study presents a novel analytical algorithm for solving the forward position problem of a triangular platform Stewart-type parallel robot(STPR).By introducing a virtual chain and leveraging tetrahedral geometric principles,the proposed method derives analytical solutions for the position and orientation of the moving platform.The algorithm systematically addresses the nonlinearity inherent in the kinematic equations of parallel mechanisms,providing explicit expressions for the coordinates of key moving attachment points.Furthermore,the methodology is extended to general triangular platform STPRs with non-coplanar fixed attachments.Numerical validation through virtual experiments confirms the accuracy of the solutions,demonstrating that the mechanism admits eight distinct configurations for a given set of limb lengths.The results align with established kinematic principles and offer a computationally efficient alternative to iterative analytical approaches,contributing to the advancement of precision control in parallel robotic systems.展开更多
We propose a novel workflow for fast forward modeling of well logs in axially symmetric 2D models of the nearwellbore environment.The approach integrates the finite element method with deep residual neural networks to...We propose a novel workflow for fast forward modeling of well logs in axially symmetric 2D models of the nearwellbore environment.The approach integrates the finite element method with deep residual neural networks to achieve exceptional computational efficiency and accuracy.The workflow is demonstrated through the modeling of wireline electromagnetic propagation resistivity logs,where the measured responses exhibit a highly nonlinear relationship with formation properties.The motivation for this research is the need for advanced modeling al-gorithms that are fast enough for use in modern quantitative interpretation tools,where thousands of simulations may be required in iterative inversion processes.The proposed algorithm achieves a remarkable enhancement in performance,being up to 3000 times faster than the finite element method alone when utilizing a GPU.While still ensuring high accuracy,this makes it well-suited for practical applications when reliable payzone assessment is needed in complex environmental scenarios.Furthermore,the algorithm’s efficiency positions it as a promising tool for stochastic Bayesian inversion,facilitating reliable uncertainty quantification in subsurface property estimation.展开更多
Seawater electrolysis for hydrogen production faces inherent challenges, including side reactions, corrosion, and scaling, stemming from the intricate composition of seawater. In response, researchers have turned to c...Seawater electrolysis for hydrogen production faces inherent challenges, including side reactions, corrosion, and scaling, stemming from the intricate composition of seawater. In response, researchers have turned to continuous water splitting using forward osmosis(FO)-driven seawater desalination. However, the necessity of a neutral electrolyte hampers this strategy due to the limited current density and scarcity of precious metals. Herein, this study applies alkali-durable FO membranes to enable self-sustaining seawater splitting, which can selectively withdraw water molecules, from seawater, via concentration gradient. The membranes demonstrates outstanding perm-selectivity of water/ions(~5830 mol mol^(-1)) during month-long alkaline resistance tests, preventing electrolyte leaching(>97% OHàretention) while maintaining ~95%water balance(V_(FO)= V_(electrolysis)) via preserved concentration gradient for consistent forward-osmosis influx of water molecules. With the consistent electrolyte environment protected by the polyamide FO membranes, the Ni Fe-Ar-P catalyst exhibits promising performance: a sustain current density of 360 m A cmà2maintained at the cell voltage of 2.10 V and 2.15 V for 360 h in the offshore seawater, preventing Cl/Br corrosion(98% rejection) and Mg/Ca passivation(99.6% rejection). This research marks a significant advancement towards efficient and durable seawater-based hydrogen production.展开更多
Parallel mechanisms with fewer degrees of freedom that incorporate two or more SPR limbs have been widely adopted in industrial applications in recent years.However,notable theoretical gaps persist,particularly in the...Parallel mechanisms with fewer degrees of freedom that incorporate two or more SPR limbs have been widely adopted in industrial applications in recent years.However,notable theoretical gaps persist,particularly in the field of analytical solutions for forward kinematics.To address this,this paper proposes an innovative forward kinematics analysis method based on Conformal Geometric Algebra(CGA)for complex hybrid mechanisms formed by serial concatenation of such parallel mechanisms.The method efficiently represents geometric elements and their operational relationships by defining appropriate unknown parameters.It constructs fundamental geometric objects such as spheres and planes,derives vertex expressions through intersection and dual operations,and establishes univariate high-order equations via inner product operations,ultimately obtaining complete analytical solutions for the forward kinematics of hybrid mechanisms.Using the(2-SPR+RPS)+(3-SPR)serial-parallel hybrid mechanism as a validation case,three configuration tests implemented in Mathematica demonstrate that:for each configuration,the upper 3-SPR mechanism yields 15 mathematical solutions,while the lower 2-SPR+RPS mechanism yields 4 mathematical solutions.After geometric constraint filtering,a unique physically valid solution is obtained for each mechanism.SolidWorks simulations further verify the correctness and reliability of the model.This research provides a reliable analytical method for forward kinematics of hybrid mechanisms,holding significant implications for advancing their applications in high-precision scenarios.展开更多
On the morning of May 31st,the parallel forum"Ecological Actions to Carry Forward the Shared Values of Mankind,"as part of the 4th Dialogue on Exchanges and Mutual Learning among Civilisations,was held in Du...On the morning of May 31st,the parallel forum"Ecological Actions to Carry Forward the Shared Values of Mankind,"as part of the 4th Dialogue on Exchanges and Mutual Learning among Civilisations,was held in Dunhuang.More than 50 experts and scholars from different countries,including China,Kenya and Japan,engaged in indepth discussions on the theme.展开更多
A temperature and acoustic impedance simultaneous sensor based on forward stimulated Brillouin scattering(FSBS)in highly nonlinear fiber(HNLF)with high sensitivity and high accuracy is proposed and demonstrated in thi...A temperature and acoustic impedance simultaneous sensor based on forward stimulated Brillouin scattering(FSBS)in highly nonlinear fiber(HNLF)with high sensitivity and high accuracy is proposed and demonstrated in this paper.High-order acoustic modes(HOAMs)are used to achieve individual or simultaneous measurement of the two parameters.Transverse acoustic waves(TAWs)involved in the FSBS process can efficiently sense the mechanical or environmental changes outside the fiber cladding,which will be reflected in a linear shift of the acoustic resonance frequency.By analyzing the frequencies of specific scattering peaks,the temperature and acoustic impedance outside the fiber cladding can be obtained simultaneously.The highest measured temperature and acoustic impedance sensitivities are 184.93 k Hz/℃and444.56 k Hz/MRayl,and the measurement accuracies are 0.09℃and 0.009 MRayl,respectively,which are both at desirable levels.We believe this work can provide potential application solutions for sensing fields involving temperature or acoustic impedance measurements.展开更多
The mapping method is a forward-modeling method that transforms the irregular surface to horizontal by mapping the rectangular grid as curved; moreover, the wave field calculations move from the physical domain to the...The mapping method is a forward-modeling method that transforms the irregular surface to horizontal by mapping the rectangular grid as curved; moreover, the wave field calculations move from the physical domain to the calculation domain. The mapping method deals with the irregular surface and the low-velocity layer underneath it using a fine grid. For the deeper high-velocity layers, the use of a fine grid causes local oversampling. In addition, when the irregular surface is transformed to horizontal, the flattened interface below the surface is transformed to curved, which produces inaccurate modeling results because of the presence of ladder-like burrs in the simulated seismic wave. Thus, we propose the mapping method based on the dual-variable finite-difference staggered grid. The proposed method uses different size grid spacings in different regions and locally variable time steps to match the size variability of grid spacings. Numerical examples suggest that the proposed method requires less memory storage capacity and improves the computational efficiency compared with forward modeling methods based on the conventional grid.展开更多
We investigated the effect of microscopic distribution modes of hydrates in porous sediments, and the saturation of hydrates and free gas on the elastic properties of saturated sediments. We simulated the propagation ...We investigated the effect of microscopic distribution modes of hydrates in porous sediments, and the saturation of hydrates and free gas on the elastic properties of saturated sediments. We simulated the propagation of seismic waves in gas hydrate-bearing sediments beneath the seafloor, and obtained the common receiver gathers of compressional waves（P-waves） and shear waves（S-waves）. The numerical results suggest that the interface between sediments containing gas hydrates and free gas produces a large-amplitude bottomsimulating reflector. The analysis of multicomponent common receiver data suggests that ocean-bottom seismometers receive the converted waves of upgoing P- and S-waves, which increases the complexity of the wavefield record.展开更多
The paper proposes a novel zero current transition (ZCT) push pull forward converter. The auxiliary resonant cell is in parallel with the main circuit and the zero current switching (ZCS) range of the main and the aux...The paper proposes a novel zero current transition (ZCT) push pull forward converter. The auxiliary resonant cell is in parallel with the main circuit and the zero current switching (ZCS) range of the main and the auxiliary switches of the proposed converter are entirely achieved. The resonant capacitor achieves high voltage by operating the auxiliary cell. The auxiliary switch turns on before the main switches turn off, the high voltage of resonant capacitor blanks off the rectifier, and then the curr...展开更多
Since the ocean bottom is a sedimentary environment wherein stratification is well developed, the use of an anisotropic model is best for studying its geology. Beginning with Maxwell＇s equations for an anisotropic mo...Since the ocean bottom is a sedimentary environment wherein stratification is well developed, the use of an anisotropic model is best for studying its geology. Beginning with Maxwell＇s equations for an anisotropic model, we introduce scalar potentials based on the divergence-free characteristic of the electric and magnetic （EM） fields. We then continue the EM fields down into the deep earth and upward into the seawater and couple them at the ocean bottom to the transmitting source. By studying both the DC apparent resistivity curves and their polar plots, we can resolve the anisotropy of the ocean bottom. Forward modeling of a high-resistivity thin layer in an anisotropic half-space demonstrates that the marine DC resistivity method in shallow water is very sensitive to the resistive reservoir but is not influenced by airwaves. As such, it is very suitable for oil and gas exploration in shallowwater areas but, to date, most modeling algorithms for studying marine DC resistivity are based on isotropic models. In this paper, we investigate one-dimensional anisotropic forward modeling for marine DC resistivity method, prove the algorithm to have high accuracy, and thus provide a theoretical basis for 2D and 3D forward modeling.展开更多
基金Supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 52175019)Beijing Municipal Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. L222038)+3 种基金Beijing Nova Programme Interdisciplinary Cooperation Project of China (Grant No. 20240484699)Joint Funds of Industry-University-Research of Shanghai Academy of Spaceflight Technology of China (Grant No. SAST2022-017)Beijing Municipal Key Laboratory of Space-ground Interconnection and Convergence of ChinaKey Laboratory of IoT Monitoring and Early Warning,Ministry of Emergency Management of China
文摘To investigate the forward kinematics problem of parallel mechanisms with complex limbs and to expand the applicability of the powerful tool of Conformal Geometric Algebra(CGA),a CGA-based modeling and solution method for a class of parallel platforms with 3-RE structure after locking the actuated joints is proposed in this paper.Given that the angle between specific joint axes of limbs remains constant,a set of geometric constraints for the forward kinematics of parallel mechanisms(PM)are determined.After translating unit direction vectors of these joint axes to the common starting point,the geometric constraints of the angle between the vectors are transformed into the distances between the endpoints of the vectors,making them easier to handle.Under the framework of CGA,the positions of key points that determine the position and orientation of the moving platform can be intuitively determined by the intersection,division,and duality of basic geometric entities.By employing the tangent half-angle substitution,the forward kinematic analysis of the parallel mechanisms leads to a high-order univariate polynomial equation without the need for any complex algebraic elimination operations.After solving this equation and back substitution,the position and pose of the MP can be obtained indirectly.A numerical case is utilized to confirm the effectiveness of the proposed method.
基金the Science and Technology Innovation Project of the Laoshan Laboratory (No. LSKJ202203402)the Major Research Project on the Tethys Geodynamic System from the National Science Foundation of China (No. 92055204)。
文摘Fluvial systems play a crucial role in coastal and riverine ecosystems, making it essential to understand their responses to sea level changes for preserving biodiversity and managing natural resources. The evolution of the modern Indus River Delta offers a rare opportunity to study the interplay between sea level fluctuations, tectonism, sediment supply, and the corresponding fluvial responses. This study employs the ‘SedSim' stratigraphic forward model to simulate the delta's evolution from 200 kyr to the next5 kyr, drawing on data from field observations, Landsat imagery, digital elevation models, and previous studies. The model consists of 205 layers, each representing a 1-kyr time step, covering the last two glacial-interglacial cycles. Between 200 kyr and 130 kyr, during a lowstand period, sedimentation on the delta plain continued due to partial flow from the Indus River. During the last interglacial(130–60 kyr), rising sea levels led to peak sediment deposition, characteristic of a highstand phase. From 60 kyr to 18 kyr, sea levels dropped to their lowest during the Last Glacial Maximum(LGM), resulting in extensive erosion and minimal deposition on the delta plain. From 18 kyr to the present, rapidly rising sea levels, coupled with intensified monsoon activity, increased sedimentation rates and triggered avulsion and aggradation processes. The model accurately predicted depositional thickness across the delta plain, indicating a maximum of ca. 200 m at the shoreline platform, ca. 175 m in the northeastern delta, and ca. 100 m in the central delta. The study underscores the delta's vulnerability to future sea level rise, which–at a projected rate of 1 m/kyr–could significantly influence the densely populated, low-lying delta plain. These findings offer valuable insights into the geomorphic evolution of the Indus Delta and emphasize the socioeconomic implications of sea level change, underscoring the importance of proactive management and adaptation strategies.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.52475341).
文摘Prefabricated twinning represents an effective strategy for optimizing the microstructure of extruded forming components and facilitating changes in texture.The study examines the incorporation of[10-12]twins into an AZ31 magnesium alloy billet via cold pre-upsetting deformation before alternating forward extrusion(CUAFE).The experimental results indicate that the initial presence of[10-12]twins is advantageous for the development of[10-10]and[11-20]texture components during the extrusion process.In addition,different DRX mechanisms have different influences on the evolution of basal texture.The CDRX grains tend to preferentially select the[11-20]texture orientation,weakening the[10-10]texture and enhancing the[11-20]texture.However,most DDRX grains deviate significantly from the orientation of their surrounding original grain and do not have a preferred orientation.This is reflected in the mechanical properties of the CUAFE part.The tensile strength is 323.5 MPa,while the elongation is as high as 20.1%.
基金supported by the Opening Project of State Key Laboratory of Mechanical Transmission for Advanced Equipment(No.SKLMT-MSKFKT202330)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.52575022)the Jiangsu Province Postgraduate Research&Practice Innovation Program(No.KYCX25_1403)。
文摘This study presents a novel analytical algorithm for solving the forward position problem of a triangular platform Stewart-type parallel robot(STPR).By introducing a virtual chain and leveraging tetrahedral geometric principles,the proposed method derives analytical solutions for the position and orientation of the moving platform.The algorithm systematically addresses the nonlinearity inherent in the kinematic equations of parallel mechanisms,providing explicit expressions for the coordinates of key moving attachment points.Furthermore,the methodology is extended to general triangular platform STPRs with non-coplanar fixed attachments.Numerical validation through virtual experiments confirms the accuracy of the solutions,demonstrating that the mechanism admits eight distinct configurations for a given set of limb lengths.The results align with established kinematic principles and offer a computationally efficient alternative to iterative analytical approaches,contributing to the advancement of precision control in parallel robotic systems.
基金financially supported by the Russian federal research project No.FWZZ-2022-0026“Innovative aspects of electro-dynamics in problems of exploration and oilfield geophysics”.
文摘We propose a novel workflow for fast forward modeling of well logs in axially symmetric 2D models of the nearwellbore environment.The approach integrates the finite element method with deep residual neural networks to achieve exceptional computational efficiency and accuracy.The workflow is demonstrated through the modeling of wireline electromagnetic propagation resistivity logs,where the measured responses exhibit a highly nonlinear relationship with formation properties.The motivation for this research is the need for advanced modeling al-gorithms that are fast enough for use in modern quantitative interpretation tools,where thousands of simulations may be required in iterative inversion processes.The proposed algorithm achieves a remarkable enhancement in performance,being up to 3000 times faster than the finite element method alone when utilizing a GPU.While still ensuring high accuracy,this makes it well-suited for practical applications when reliable payzone assessment is needed in complex environmental scenarios.Furthermore,the algorithm’s efficiency positions it as a promising tool for stochastic Bayesian inversion,facilitating reliable uncertainty quantification in subsurface property estimation.
基金funding provided by the National Key R&D Program of China (Grant No. 2021YFB3801301)National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos. 22075076, 22208097 and 22378119)Shanghai Pilot Program for Basic Research (22TQ1400100-4)。
文摘Seawater electrolysis for hydrogen production faces inherent challenges, including side reactions, corrosion, and scaling, stemming from the intricate composition of seawater. In response, researchers have turned to continuous water splitting using forward osmosis(FO)-driven seawater desalination. However, the necessity of a neutral electrolyte hampers this strategy due to the limited current density and scarcity of precious metals. Herein, this study applies alkali-durable FO membranes to enable self-sustaining seawater splitting, which can selectively withdraw water molecules, from seawater, via concentration gradient. The membranes demonstrates outstanding perm-selectivity of water/ions(~5830 mol mol^(-1)) during month-long alkaline resistance tests, preventing electrolyte leaching(>97% OHàretention) while maintaining ~95%water balance(V_(FO)= V_(electrolysis)) via preserved concentration gradient for consistent forward-osmosis influx of water molecules. With the consistent electrolyte environment protected by the polyamide FO membranes, the Ni Fe-Ar-P catalyst exhibits promising performance: a sustain current density of 360 m A cmà2maintained at the cell voltage of 2.10 V and 2.15 V for 360 h in the offshore seawater, preventing Cl/Br corrosion(98% rejection) and Mg/Ca passivation(99.6% rejection). This research marks a significant advancement towards efficient and durable seawater-based hydrogen production.
基金Supported by Hebei Provincial Natural Science Foundation(Grant No.F2024202052)National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.52175019)+3 种基金Beijing Municipal Natural Science Foundation(Grant No.L222038)Beijing Nova Programme Interdisciplinary Cooperation Project(Grant No.20240484699)Joint Funds of Industry-University-Research of Shanghai Academy of Spaceflight Technology(Grant No.SAST2022-017)Beijing Municipal Key Laboratory of Space-ground Interconnection and Convergence of China and Key Laboratory of IoT Monitoring and Early Warning,Ministry of Emergency Management。
文摘Parallel mechanisms with fewer degrees of freedom that incorporate two or more SPR limbs have been widely adopted in industrial applications in recent years.However,notable theoretical gaps persist,particularly in the field of analytical solutions for forward kinematics.To address this,this paper proposes an innovative forward kinematics analysis method based on Conformal Geometric Algebra(CGA)for complex hybrid mechanisms formed by serial concatenation of such parallel mechanisms.The method efficiently represents geometric elements and their operational relationships by defining appropriate unknown parameters.It constructs fundamental geometric objects such as spheres and planes,derives vertex expressions through intersection and dual operations,and establishes univariate high-order equations via inner product operations,ultimately obtaining complete analytical solutions for the forward kinematics of hybrid mechanisms.Using the(2-SPR+RPS)+(3-SPR)serial-parallel hybrid mechanism as a validation case,three configuration tests implemented in Mathematica demonstrate that:for each configuration,the upper 3-SPR mechanism yields 15 mathematical solutions,while the lower 2-SPR+RPS mechanism yields 4 mathematical solutions.After geometric constraint filtering,a unique physically valid solution is obtained for each mechanism.SolidWorks simulations further verify the correctness and reliability of the model.This research provides a reliable analytical method for forward kinematics of hybrid mechanisms,holding significant implications for advancing their applications in high-precision scenarios.
文摘On the morning of May 31st,the parallel forum"Ecological Actions to Carry Forward the Shared Values of Mankind,"as part of the 4th Dialogue on Exchanges and Mutual Learning among Civilisations,was held in Dunhuang.More than 50 experts and scholars from different countries,including China,Kenya and Japan,engaged in indepth discussions on the theme.
文摘A temperature and acoustic impedance simultaneous sensor based on forward stimulated Brillouin scattering(FSBS)in highly nonlinear fiber(HNLF)with high sensitivity and high accuracy is proposed and demonstrated in this paper.High-order acoustic modes(HOAMs)are used to achieve individual or simultaneous measurement of the two parameters.Transverse acoustic waves(TAWs)involved in the FSBS process can efficiently sense the mechanical or environmental changes outside the fiber cladding,which will be reflected in a linear shift of the acoustic resonance frequency.By analyzing the frequencies of specific scattering peaks,the temperature and acoustic impedance outside the fiber cladding can be obtained simultaneously.The highest measured temperature and acoustic impedance sensitivities are 184.93 k Hz/℃and444.56 k Hz/MRayl,and the measurement accuracies are 0.09℃and 0.009 MRayl,respectively,which are both at desirable levels.We believe this work can provide potential application solutions for sensing fields involving temperature or acoustic impedance measurements.
基金financially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.41104069 and 41274124)the National 973 Project(Nos.2014CB239006 and 2011CB202402)+1 种基金the Shandong Natural Science Foundation of China(No.ZR2011DQ016)Fundamental Research Funds for Central Universities(No.R1401005A)
文摘The mapping method is a forward-modeling method that transforms the irregular surface to horizontal by mapping the rectangular grid as curved; moreover, the wave field calculations move from the physical domain to the calculation domain. The mapping method deals with the irregular surface and the low-velocity layer underneath it using a fine grid. For the deeper high-velocity layers, the use of a fine grid causes local oversampling. In addition, when the irregular surface is transformed to horizontal, the flattened interface below the surface is transformed to curved, which produces inaccurate modeling results because of the presence of ladder-like burrs in the simulated seismic wave. Thus, we propose the mapping method based on the dual-variable finite-difference staggered grid. The proposed method uses different size grid spacings in different regions and locally variable time steps to match the size variability of grid spacings. Numerical examples suggest that the proposed method requires less memory storage capacity and improves the computational efficiency compared with forward modeling methods based on the conventional grid.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.41174087,41204089)the National Oil and Gas Major Project(No.2011ZX05005-005)
文摘We investigated the effect of microscopic distribution modes of hydrates in porous sediments, and the saturation of hydrates and free gas on the elastic properties of saturated sediments. We simulated the propagation of seismic waves in gas hydrate-bearing sediments beneath the seafloor, and obtained the common receiver gathers of compressional waves（P-waves） and shear waves（S-waves）. The numerical results suggest that the interface between sediments containing gas hydrates and free gas produces a large-amplitude bottomsimulating reflector. The analysis of multicomponent common receiver data suggests that ocean-bottom seismometers receive the converted waves of upgoing P- and S-waves, which increases the complexity of the wavefield record.
文摘The paper proposes a novel zero current transition (ZCT) push pull forward converter. The auxiliary resonant cell is in parallel with the main circuit and the zero current switching (ZCS) range of the main and the auxiliary switches of the proposed converter are entirely achieved. The resonant capacitor achieves high voltage by operating the auxiliary cell. The auxiliary switch turns on before the main switches turn off, the high voltage of resonant capacitor blanks off the rectifier, and then the curr...
基金financially supported by the National Hi-tech Research and Development Program of China(863 Program)(No.2012AA09A20103)
文摘Since the ocean bottom is a sedimentary environment wherein stratification is well developed, the use of an anisotropic model is best for studying its geology. Beginning with Maxwell＇s equations for an anisotropic model, we introduce scalar potentials based on the divergence-free characteristic of the electric and magnetic （EM） fields. We then continue the EM fields down into the deep earth and upward into the seawater and couple them at the ocean bottom to the transmitting source. By studying both the DC apparent resistivity curves and their polar plots, we can resolve the anisotropy of the ocean bottom. Forward modeling of a high-resistivity thin layer in an anisotropic half-space demonstrates that the marine DC resistivity method in shallow water is very sensitive to the resistive reservoir but is not influenced by airwaves. As such, it is very suitable for oil and gas exploration in shallowwater areas but, to date, most modeling algorithms for studying marine DC resistivity are based on isotropic models. In this paper, we investigate one-dimensional anisotropic forward modeling for marine DC resistivity method, prove the algorithm to have high accuracy, and thus provide a theoretical basis for 2D and 3D forward modeling.
