The reservoir landslide is typically characterized by high-speed movement of a particle-fluid mixture,and its flow and deposit mechanisms are complex.This paper presents the mechanism of submerged granular column coll...The reservoir landslide is typically characterized by high-speed movement of a particle-fluid mixture,and its flow and deposit mechanisms are complex.This paper presents the mechanism of submerged granular column collapse under different densities ambient fluids based on coupled computational fluid dynamics and discrete element method(CFD-DEM)analysis.Important fluid-particle interaction forces,such as the drag force and the buoyancy,are considered by exchanging interaction forces between the CFD and DEM computations.We focus on the flow and deposit characteristics of submerged granular column collapse,namely the runout distance,the tail end height,the particle velocity,the energy,and deposit morphology,which are analyzed qualitatively and quantitatively.The change in fluid field caused by submerged granular column collapse and the formation of eddies are also discussed.A relatively dense fluid can significantly hinder the motion of granular flow,but can improve the conversion efficiency of kinetic energy from the vertical to the horizontal direction.Moreover,the eddies caused by fluid turbulence erode the surface of the granular pile,which is especially marked in a high-density fluid.The findings can provide vital theoretical support for the flow and deposit characteristics of granular flow under fluid and offer insights for the study of reservoir landslides.展开更多
High-quality AlN epitaxial layers with low dislocation densities and uniform crystal quality are essential for next-gener-ation optoelectronic and power devices.This study reports the epitaxial growth of 6-inch AlN fi...High-quality AlN epitaxial layers with low dislocation densities and uniform crystal quality are essential for next-gener-ation optoelectronic and power devices.This study reports the epitaxial growth of 6-inch AlN films on 17 nm AlN/sapphire tem-plates using metal-organic chemical vapor deposition(MOCVD).Comprehensive characterization reveals significant advance-ments in crystal quality and uniformity.Atomic force microscopy(AFM)shows progressive surface roughness reduction during early growth stages,achieving stabilization at a root mean square(RMS)roughness of 0.216 nm within 3 min,confirming suc-cessful 2D growth mode.X-ray rocking curve(XRC)analysis indicates a marked reduction in the(0002)reflection full width at half maximum(FWHM),from 445 to 96 arcsec,evidencing effective dislocation annihilation.Transmission electron microscopy(TEM)demonstrates the elimination of edge dislocations near the AlN template interface.Stress analysis highlights the role of a highly compressive 17 nm AlN template(5.11 GPa)in facilitating threading dislocation bending and annihilation,yielding a final dislocation density of~1.5×10^(7) cm^(-2).Raman spectroscopy and XRC mapping confirm excellent uniformity of stress and crystal quality across the wafer.These findings demonstrate the feasibility of this method for producing high-quality,large-area,atomically flat AlN films,advancing applications in optoelectronics and power electronics.展开更多
Experimental research into the hydraulic conductivity curve (HCC) of unsaturated soil is limited due to the inherent challenge associated with labor, cost, and time. Typically, the HCC is estimated using the soil wate...Experimental research into the hydraulic conductivity curve (HCC) of unsaturated soil is limited due to the inherent challenge associated with labor, cost, and time. Typically, the HCC is estimated using the soil water characteristic curve (SWCC) based models and saturated hydraulic conductivity (SHC). However, the efficiency of the SWCC-based model is rarely assessed, and the influence of soil density and pore structure on HCC remains incomplete due to limited experimental data. To address this gap, this study employs an innovative filter-paper-based column method, which can measure the HCC over a wide suction range (e.g. 0−105 kPa), to capture the HCCs of both intact and compacted specimens with varying dry densities. The efficiency of two typical SWCC-based models is assessed using the measured data. Meanwhile, the mercury intrusion porosity (MIP) technique is employed to obtain the pore characteristic (i.e. pore size distribution (PSD)) and a method of predicting the HCC using the PSD data is proposed, emphasizing the dominant role of the pore structure in shaping the HCC. The results reveal that the dry density's influence on the HCC is primarily observed within the low suction range, corresponding to variations in the dominant and large pores. In the high suction range, the HCCs align along a linear trajectory when plotted in a log-log format. A notable finding is the overestimation of the HCC obtained from the SWCC-based models using the measured SHC. When the SHC is regarded as a fitting parameter, good agreement is achieved. The adjusted SHC value is typically 0-1 order of magnitude lower than the measured value, and this discrepancy diminishes as dry density increases. On the other hand, the proposed PSD-based model performs well with the measured SHC data. Caution is exercised when using the SHC to estimate the HCC for modeling water movement in partially saturated soil.展开更多
This study was conducted to investigate the distribution and accumulation of major elements of 5-year-old Eucalyptus grandis forests with the densities of 556 trees/hm2 and 1 667 trees/hm2. The results showed that： ...This study was conducted to investigate the distribution and accumulation of major elements of 5-year-old Eucalyptus grandis forests with the densities of 556 trees/hm2 and 1 667 trees/hm2. The results showed that： （1） The distribution of ma- jor nutrient element contents in various organs of the E. grandis with the 2 densi- ties was nearly the same, and the ranked order was leaf〉tree trunk〉branch or branchlet〉fruit〉bark. （2） From the distribution of nutrient elements and organic mat- ter in the trunk, P, K, Mg and Ca contents presented basically a trend of increasing with the trunk height increasing. And the organic matter content increased with the trunk height increasing in the low density stand, while the result was opposite in the high density stand. Furthermore, N content increased with the trunk height increas- ing in the low density stand, but the content in the high density stand exhibited a trend of decreasing at first, increasing then and increasing at the last. （3） From the distribution of biomass, the ranked order was tree trunk〉bark or branch〉branchlet〉 leaf〉fruit. And （4） The accumulated amounts of major nutrient elements in various organs under the 2 stand densities was nearly same. Ca content was the highest in the 2 kinds of plantations, followed by N, K, Mg and P contents. Ca content was 601.78 kg/hm2 in the low density stand and 1 204. 43 kg/hm2 in the high density stand.展开更多
[Objective] The paper was to explore the effect of different sowing dates and densities on individual morphological development of super short-season insect-resistant cotton,confirm their effects on vegetative and rep...[Objective] The paper was to explore the effect of different sowing dates and densities on individual morphological development of super short-season insect-resistant cotton,confirm their effects on vegetative and reproductive growth of cotton,so as to provide theoretical and practical guidance for sowing date and density management of cotton planting in Jidong cotton growing region in Yellow River Basin.[Method] With super short-season insect-resistant cotton＂546＂as materials,the effects of different sowing dates（sowing dateⅠ：May 20;sowing dateⅡ：June 2;sowing date Ⅲ：June 14）and densities（low density：120 000 plants/hm2;middle density：150 000 plants/hm2;high density：180 000 plants/hm2）on individual morphological development of super short-season insect-resistant cotton were explored.[Result] Different sowing dates and density treatments significantly affected the individual morphological development of super short-season insect-resistant cotton＂546＂.The effectiveness of sowing date was higher than the effectiveness of density,and the effectiveness of sowing date on development of number of individual fruit branches was higher than that on plant height and stem diameter.[Conclusion] The regulation of sowing date and density during the cultivation process of super short-season insect-resistant cotton ＂546＂ in Jidong cotton growing region in Yellow River Basin could effectively promote vegetative and reproductive growth of cotton,strengthening its production base.展开更多
[Objective] This study aimed at investigating the effect of chemical regulation on maize cultivated in different densities.[Method] By taking maize hybrids Xundan 20 and Zhongnongda 4 as materials,the effect of chemic...[Objective] This study aimed at investigating the effect of chemical regulation on maize cultivated in different densities.[Method] By taking maize hybrids Xundan 20 and Zhongnongda 4 as materials,the effect of chemical regulation on the yield,yield component factors and plant morphology of the two hybrids planting in Northern and Northeastern China were studied,respectively.[Result] Chemical Yuhuangjin could control maize stalks,lower the plant height and the ear height,make internodes below the spike more coarse and enhance its lodging-resistance.In addition,chemical regulation could increase the optimum cultivation density by 7 500 plants/hm2 more than traditional cultivation.[Conclusion] This paper provided theoretical reference for cultivating high-yield maize.展开更多
[Objective] This study was conducted to improve unit yield of rice in Longyang District and find the relationship between transplanting density and rice yield. [Method] Under the condition of field plot test, effects ...[Objective] This study was conducted to improve unit yield of rice in Longyang District and find the relationship between transplanting density and rice yield. [Method] Under the condition of field plot test, effects of cultivation density on yield and yield components were investigated with japonica rice Longke 16 as a test material. [Result] Under a planting density of 2.7-3.3×10^5 clusters/hm^2, equivalent to a density of seedlings with tillers of 5.4-6.6×10^5/hm^2, the yield reached 11 250-12 000 kg/hm^2. [Conclusion] Longke 16 is a japonica rice variety with good comprehensive characters, and rational dense planting and accurate quantitative cultivation could give full play to its high yield potential.展开更多
Elite maize hybrid Guidan0810 was selected as material, and the effects of fertilizing level and planting densities on yield and nitrogen utilization were dis- cussed in the study. In field experiments as per double-c...Elite maize hybrid Guidan0810 was selected as material, and the effects of fertilizing level and planting densities on yield and nitrogen utilization were dis- cussed in the study. In field experiments as per double-cropping system, 4 main plots （fertilization levels） and 6 subplots （planting densities） were set in a split plot design. The results suggested that yield had close relationship with fertilization levels and planting densities. Different fertilization levels and planting densities significantly affected yield. With the increase of nitrogen fertilization, nitrogen use efficiency, nitrogen agronomic efficiency and nitrogen physiological efficiency declined. Under the same fertilization level, nitrogen use efficiency, nitrogen agronomic efficiency and nitrogen physiological efficiency grew a little with the increase of planting density, so nitrogen efficiency could be improved by regulating planting density. The results also showed that A2 （including N 225.0 kg/hm2, P205 75.0 kg/hm^2, K20 187.5 kg/hm^2） matching to B3 （52 500 plants/hm^2） or B4（60 000 plants/hm^2） was a better design, which could obtain a higher yield in the range of 7 913.2-8 207.8 kg/hm2, respectively.展开更多
[Objective] The aim of this study was to explore the differences in photosynthetic characteristics of Korla fragrant pear among different planting densities,providing a basis for the improvement of fruit yield and qua...[Objective] The aim of this study was to explore the differences in photosynthetic characteristics of Korla fragrant pear among different planting densities,providing a basis for the improvement of fruit yield and quality of Korla fragrant pear in production. [Method] The net photosynthetic rates, photoresponse curves and CO2 response curves of Korla fragrant pear under six different planting densities were determined using Li-6400 XT portable photosynthesis system. [Result] There were significant differences in photosynthetic parameters of Korla fragrant pear among six different planting densities. The net photosynthetic rate of Korla fragrant pear was highest under the planting density of 4.0 m × 6.0 m. At the planting density of4.0 m×6.0 m, when the light intensity reached 1 800 μmol/（m^2·s）, the net photosynthetic rate of Korla fragrant pear reached the peak [19.326 μmol/（m^2·s）], and the apparent quantum yield, carboxylation efficiency and dark respiration rate all reached the maximum values; at the planting density of 6.0 m ×7.0 m, Korla fragrant pear showed lower light compensation point and CO2 compensation point, but higher light saturation point. At the planting density of 3.0 m ×5.0 m, Korla fragrant pear had higher light saturation point. [Conclusion] Among the six different planting densities,Korla fragrant pear with planting density of 4.0 m ×6.0 m showed the highest net photosynthetic rate. It suggested that Korla fragrant pear, at the planting density of4.0 m ×6.0 m, had stronger utilization capacity for low light and low-concentration CO2. Therefore, the Korla fragrant pear with the planting density of 4.0 m ×6.0 m has the highest photosynthesis efficiency, and the planting density of 4.0 m ×6.0 m is the most ideal planting density for Korla fragrant pear.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.51825905).
文摘The reservoir landslide is typically characterized by high-speed movement of a particle-fluid mixture,and its flow and deposit mechanisms are complex.This paper presents the mechanism of submerged granular column collapse under different densities ambient fluids based on coupled computational fluid dynamics and discrete element method(CFD-DEM)analysis.Important fluid-particle interaction forces,such as the drag force and the buoyancy,are considered by exchanging interaction forces between the CFD and DEM computations.We focus on the flow and deposit characteristics of submerged granular column collapse,namely the runout distance,the tail end height,the particle velocity,the energy,and deposit morphology,which are analyzed qualitatively and quantitatively.The change in fluid field caused by submerged granular column collapse and the formation of eddies are also discussed.A relatively dense fluid can significantly hinder the motion of granular flow,but can improve the conversion efficiency of kinetic energy from the vertical to the horizontal direction.Moreover,the eddies caused by fluid turbulence erode the surface of the granular pile,which is especially marked in a high-density fluid.The findings can provide vital theoretical support for the flow and deposit characteristics of granular flow under fluid and offer insights for the study of reservoir landslides.
基金supported by National Key R&D Program of China(2022YFB3605100)the National Science Fund for Distinguished Young Scholars of China(62425408)+5 种基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China(62204241,U22A2084,and 62121005)Key Research and Development Projects of Jilin Provincial Science and Technology Development Plan(20240302027GX)the Natural Science Foundation of Jilin Province(20230101345JC,20230101360JC,20230101107JC)the Youth Innovation Promotion Association of CAS(2023223)the Young Elite Scientist Sponsorship Program By CAST(YESS20200182)the CAS Talents Program.
文摘High-quality AlN epitaxial layers with low dislocation densities and uniform crystal quality are essential for next-gener-ation optoelectronic and power devices.This study reports the epitaxial growth of 6-inch AlN films on 17 nm AlN/sapphire tem-plates using metal-organic chemical vapor deposition(MOCVD).Comprehensive characterization reveals significant advance-ments in crystal quality and uniformity.Atomic force microscopy(AFM)shows progressive surface roughness reduction during early growth stages,achieving stabilization at a root mean square(RMS)roughness of 0.216 nm within 3 min,confirming suc-cessful 2D growth mode.X-ray rocking curve(XRC)analysis indicates a marked reduction in the(0002)reflection full width at half maximum(FWHM),from 445 to 96 arcsec,evidencing effective dislocation annihilation.Transmission electron microscopy(TEM)demonstrates the elimination of edge dislocations near the AlN template interface.Stress analysis highlights the role of a highly compressive 17 nm AlN template(5.11 GPa)in facilitating threading dislocation bending and annihilation,yielding a final dislocation density of~1.5×10^(7) cm^(-2).Raman spectroscopy and XRC mapping confirm excellent uniformity of stress and crystal quality across the wafer.These findings demonstrate the feasibility of this method for producing high-quality,large-area,atomically flat AlN films,advancing applications in optoelectronics and power electronics.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.41825018)Strategic Priority Research Program of the Chinese Academy of Sciences(Grant No.XDA23090402)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.42141009).
文摘Experimental research into the hydraulic conductivity curve (HCC) of unsaturated soil is limited due to the inherent challenge associated with labor, cost, and time. Typically, the HCC is estimated using the soil water characteristic curve (SWCC) based models and saturated hydraulic conductivity (SHC). However, the efficiency of the SWCC-based model is rarely assessed, and the influence of soil density and pore structure on HCC remains incomplete due to limited experimental data. To address this gap, this study employs an innovative filter-paper-based column method, which can measure the HCC over a wide suction range (e.g. 0−105 kPa), to capture the HCCs of both intact and compacted specimens with varying dry densities. The efficiency of two typical SWCC-based models is assessed using the measured data. Meanwhile, the mercury intrusion porosity (MIP) technique is employed to obtain the pore characteristic (i.e. pore size distribution (PSD)) and a method of predicting the HCC using the PSD data is proposed, emphasizing the dominant role of the pore structure in shaping the HCC. The results reveal that the dry density's influence on the HCC is primarily observed within the low suction range, corresponding to variations in the dominant and large pores. In the high suction range, the HCCs align along a linear trajectory when plotted in a log-log format. A notable finding is the overestimation of the HCC obtained from the SWCC-based models using the measured SHC. When the SHC is regarded as a fitting parameter, good agreement is achieved. The adjusted SHC value is typically 0-1 order of magnitude lower than the measured value, and this discrepancy diminishes as dry density increases. On the other hand, the proposed PSD-based model performs well with the measured SHC data. Caution is exercised when using the SHC to estimate the HCC for modeling water movement in partially saturated soil.
基金Supported by Sichuan Science and Technology Plan Project(2014NZ0033)~~
文摘This study was conducted to investigate the distribution and accumulation of major elements of 5-year-old Eucalyptus grandis forests with the densities of 556 trees/hm2 and 1 667 trees/hm2. The results showed that： （1） The distribution of ma- jor nutrient element contents in various organs of the E. grandis with the 2 densi- ties was nearly the same, and the ranked order was leaf〉tree trunk〉branch or branchlet〉fruit〉bark. （2） From the distribution of nutrient elements and organic mat- ter in the trunk, P, K, Mg and Ca contents presented basically a trend of increasing with the trunk height increasing. And the organic matter content increased with the trunk height increasing in the low density stand, while the result was opposite in the high density stand. Furthermore, N content increased with the trunk height increas- ing in the low density stand, but the content in the high density stand exhibited a trend of decreasing at first, increasing then and increasing at the last. （3） From the distribution of biomass, the ranked order was tree trunk〉bark or branch〉branchlet〉 leaf〉fruit. And （4） The accumulated amounts of major nutrient elements in various organs under the 2 stand densities was nearly same. Ca content was the highest in the 2 kinds of plantations, followed by N, K, Mg and P contents. Ca content was 601.78 kg/hm2 in the low density stand and 1 204. 43 kg/hm2 in the high density stand.
基金Supported by Natural Science Foundation of Heibei Province(C2007000444)Hebei Science and Technology Support Program(10220208)~~
文摘[Objective] The paper was to explore the effect of different sowing dates and densities on individual morphological development of super short-season insect-resistant cotton,confirm their effects on vegetative and reproductive growth of cotton,so as to provide theoretical and practical guidance for sowing date and density management of cotton planting in Jidong cotton growing region in Yellow River Basin.[Method] With super short-season insect-resistant cotton＂546＂as materials,the effects of different sowing dates（sowing dateⅠ：May 20;sowing dateⅡ：June 2;sowing date Ⅲ：June 14）and densities（low density：120 000 plants/hm2;middle density：150 000 plants/hm2;high density：180 000 plants/hm2）on individual morphological development of super short-season insect-resistant cotton were explored.[Result] Different sowing dates and density treatments significantly affected the individual morphological development of super short-season insect-resistant cotton＂546＂.The effectiveness of sowing date was higher than the effectiveness of density,and the effectiveness of sowing date on development of number of individual fruit branches was higher than that on plant height and stem diameter.[Conclusion] The regulation of sowing date and density during the cultivation process of super short-season insect-resistant cotton ＂546＂ in Jidong cotton growing region in Yellow River Basin could effectively promote vegetative and reproductive growth of cotton,strengthening its production base.
文摘[Objective] This study aimed at investigating the effect of chemical regulation on maize cultivated in different densities.[Method] By taking maize hybrids Xundan 20 and Zhongnongda 4 as materials,the effect of chemical regulation on the yield,yield component factors and plant morphology of the two hybrids planting in Northern and Northeastern China were studied,respectively.[Result] Chemical Yuhuangjin could control maize stalks,lower the plant height and the ear height,make internodes below the spike more coarse and enhance its lodging-resistance.In addition,chemical regulation could increase the optimum cultivation density by 7 500 plants/hm2 more than traditional cultivation.[Conclusion] This paper provided theoretical reference for cultivating high-yield maize.
基金Supported by Longyang District Regional Extension Station of Agricultural Research System for Rice Industry in Yunnan Province[YNKZ(2009)53,YCNZ(2009)171]~~
文摘[Objective] This study was conducted to improve unit yield of rice in Longyang District and find the relationship between transplanting density and rice yield. [Method] Under the condition of field plot test, effects of cultivation density on yield and yield components were investigated with japonica rice Longke 16 as a test material. [Result] Under a planting density of 2.7-3.3×10^5 clusters/hm^2, equivalent to a density of seedlings with tillers of 5.4-6.6×10^5/hm^2, the yield reached 11 250-12 000 kg/hm^2. [Conclusion] Longke 16 is a japonica rice variety with good comprehensive characters, and rational dense planting and accurate quantitative cultivation could give full play to its high yield potential.
文摘Elite maize hybrid Guidan0810 was selected as material, and the effects of fertilizing level and planting densities on yield and nitrogen utilization were dis- cussed in the study. In field experiments as per double-cropping system, 4 main plots （fertilization levels） and 6 subplots （planting densities） were set in a split plot design. The results suggested that yield had close relationship with fertilization levels and planting densities. Different fertilization levels and planting densities significantly affected yield. With the increase of nitrogen fertilization, nitrogen use efficiency, nitrogen agronomic efficiency and nitrogen physiological efficiency declined. Under the same fertilization level, nitrogen use efficiency, nitrogen agronomic efficiency and nitrogen physiological efficiency grew a little with the increase of planting density, so nitrogen efficiency could be improved by regulating planting density. The results also showed that A2 （including N 225.0 kg/hm2, P205 75.0 kg/hm^2, K20 187.5 kg/hm^2） matching to B3 （52 500 plants/hm^2） or B4（60 000 plants/hm^2） was a better design, which could obtain a higher yield in the range of 7 913.2-8 207.8 kg/hm2, respectively.
基金Supported by Special Fund for Agro-scientific Research in the Public Interest of China(201304701)Key Discipline Fund of Pomology of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region~~
文摘[Objective] The aim of this study was to explore the differences in photosynthetic characteristics of Korla fragrant pear among different planting densities,providing a basis for the improvement of fruit yield and quality of Korla fragrant pear in production. [Method] The net photosynthetic rates, photoresponse curves and CO2 response curves of Korla fragrant pear under six different planting densities were determined using Li-6400 XT portable photosynthesis system. [Result] There were significant differences in photosynthetic parameters of Korla fragrant pear among six different planting densities. The net photosynthetic rate of Korla fragrant pear was highest under the planting density of 4.0 m × 6.0 m. At the planting density of4.0 m×6.0 m, when the light intensity reached 1 800 μmol/（m^2·s）, the net photosynthetic rate of Korla fragrant pear reached the peak [19.326 μmol/（m^2·s）], and the apparent quantum yield, carboxylation efficiency and dark respiration rate all reached the maximum values; at the planting density of 6.0 m ×7.0 m, Korla fragrant pear showed lower light compensation point and CO2 compensation point, but higher light saturation point. At the planting density of 3.0 m ×5.0 m, Korla fragrant pear had higher light saturation point. [Conclusion] Among the six different planting densities,Korla fragrant pear with planting density of 4.0 m ×6.0 m showed the highest net photosynthetic rate. It suggested that Korla fragrant pear, at the planting density of4.0 m ×6.0 m, had stronger utilization capacity for low light and low-concentration CO2. Therefore, the Korla fragrant pear with the planting density of 4.0 m ×6.0 m has the highest photosynthesis efficiency, and the planting density of 4.0 m ×6.0 m is the most ideal planting density for Korla fragrant pear.
