With the self-made equipment, the benavior of the splashed slag coating was studied by the thermo-simulation. The influenceof TFe, basicity and heating rate of slag on the occurrence of fractional melting was investig...With the self-made equipment, the benavior of the splashed slag coating was studied by the thermo-simulation. The influenceof TFe, basicity and heating rate of slag on the occurrence of fractional melting was investigated. Furthermore, the composition variationof slag in different stages of the heating process was also discussed, and the mechanism of fractional me1ting was explained. In addition,the exploitation of this phenomenon in practice was also discussed.展开更多
“It's coming!”Liu Fuhai shouted,lying prone on a rock,one of his eyes pressed against his camera.Beads of sweat could be seen on his forehead.Roaring water in the Yellow River plunged from the cliff,making gigan...“It's coming!”Liu Fuhai shouted,lying prone on a rock,one of his eyes pressed against his camera.Beads of sweat could be seen on his forehead.Roaring water in the Yellow River plunged from the cliff,making gigantic splashes(落水声)which eventually turned into thick mists.Liu,holding his breath,clicked the shutter quickly to capture the grandeur of the Hukou Waterfall,the largest waterfall on the Yellow River.展开更多
Accurate simulation of ice accretion of supercooled large droplet(SLD)is pivotal for the international airworthiness certification of large aircraft.Its complex dynamics behavior and broad particle size distributions ...Accurate simulation of ice accretion of supercooled large droplet(SLD)is pivotal for the international airworthiness certification of large aircraft.Its complex dynamics behavior and broad particle size distributions pose significant challenges to reliable CFD predictions.A numerical model of multi-particle SLD coupling breaking,bouncing and splashing behaviors is established to explore the relationship between dynamics behavior and particle size.The results show that the peak value of droplet collection efficiencyβdecreases due to splashing.The bounce phenomenon will make the impact limit S_(m)of the water drops decrease.With the increase of the SLD particle size,the water drop bounce point gradually moves toward the trailing edge of the wing.The critical breaking diameter of SLD at an airflow velocity of 50 m/s is approximately 100μm.When the SLD particle size increases,the height of the water droplet shelter zone on the upper edge of the wing gradually decreases,and the velocity in the Y direction decreases first and then increases in the opposite direction,increasing the probability of SLD hitting the wing again.Large particle droplets have a higher effect on the impact limit S_(m)than smaller droplets.Therefore,in the numerical simulation of the SLD operating conditions,it is very important to ensure the proportion of large particle size water droplets.展开更多
This study evaluated the morphological characteristics and dynamic variation in characteristics of soil crust and iden-tified the relationships between soil crust and splash erosion under simulated rainfall.The effect...This study evaluated the morphological characteristics and dynamic variation in characteristics of soil crust and iden-tified the relationships between soil crust and splash erosion under simulated rainfall.The effect of polyacrylamide (PAM) on soil aggregate stabilization and crust formation was also investigated.A laboratory rainfall simulation experiment was carried out using soil sample slices.The slices were examined under a polarized light microscopy and a scanning electron microscope (SEM).The results revealed that the soil crusts were thin and were characterized by a greater density,higher shear strength,finer porosity,and lower saturated hydraulic conductivity than the underlying soil.Two types of crusts,i.e.,structural and depositional crusts,were observed.Soil texture was determined to be the most important soil variable influ-encing surface crust formation;depositional crust formation was primarily related to the skeleton characteristics of the soil and happened when the soil contained a high level of medium and large aggregates.The crust formation processes observed were as follows:1) The fine particles on the soil surface became spattered,leached,and then rough in response to raindrop impact and 2) the fine particles were washed into the subsoil pores while a compact dense layer concurrently formed at soil surface due to the continual compaction by the raindrops.Therefore,the factors that influenced structural crust formation were a large amount of fine particles in the soil surface,continual impact of raindrops,dispersion of aggregates into fine particles,and the formation of a compact dense layer concurrently at the soil surface.It was concluded that the most important factor in the formation of soil crusts was raindrop impact.When polyacrylamide (PAM) was applied,it restored the soil structure and greatly increased soil aggregate stabilization.This effectively prevented crust formation.However,this function of PAM was not continuously effective and the crust reformed with long-term rainfall.In conclusion,this study showed that soil micromorphological studies were a useful method for evaluating soil crust formation.展开更多
This study determined that the range of the marine splash zone (MSZ) of China’s Qingdao,Zhoushan. Xiamen. Zhanjiang harbour area was about 0-2.4 m above the mean high water level (MHWL) of the seawater that the MSZ c...This study determined that the range of the marine splash zone (MSZ) of China’s Qingdao,Zhoushan. Xiamen. Zhanjiang harbour area was about 0-2.4 m above the mean high water level (MHWL) of the seawater that the MSZ corrosion peak (MSZCP) was usually 0.6- 1.2 m above the MHWL. and was caused by the large salt particle accumulation on the A3 carbon steel test sample surface and by the high frequency altemations of wet and dry environmental conditions around the samples.展开更多
Experiments were designed to simulate the corrosion of a low-carbon steel exposed to a marine splash zone. The composition and morphology of the rust were investigated using Raman spectroscopy, X-ray photoelectron spe...Experiments were designed to simulate the corrosion of a low-carbon steel exposed to a marine splash zone. The composition and morphology of the rust were investigated using Raman spectroscopy, X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy, energy-dispersive spectrometry and scanning electron microscopy. Corrosion resistance of the rust films was demonstrated by the electrochemical impedance spectroscopy. The wettability of the steel surface was calculated from the data conceruing the wetting degree and the conductivity. The results showed that, in the initial stage, the products of the outer rust layer were mainly made up of Fe（Ⅲ） oxyhydroxide, while the main component of the inner rust layer was magnetite. With an increase in the corrosion time, the inner rust layer continuously turned into the outer rust layer. In addition, both rust layers became dense, thus playing a protective role with respect to matrix. The existence of the rust layer significantly prolonged the residence time of the seawater on the sample surface, a result that tends to improve the cathodic protection effect for steel structures exposed to marine splash zones.展开更多
As the first event of soil erosion, rain splash erosion supplies materials for subsequent transportation and en-trainment. The Loess Plateau, the southern hilly region and the Northeast China are subject to serious so...As the first event of soil erosion, rain splash erosion supplies materials for subsequent transportation and en-trainment. The Loess Plateau, the southern hilly region and the Northeast China are subject to serious soil and water loss; however, the characteristics of rain splash erosion in those regions are still unclear. The objectives of the study are to ana-lyze the characteristics of splash erosion on loess soil, red soil, purple soil and black soil, and to discuss the relationship between splash erosion and soil properties. Soil samples spatially distributed in the abovementioned regions were col-lected and underwent simulated rainfalls at a high intensity of 1.2mm/min, lasting for 5, 10, 15, and 20min, respectively. Rain splash and soil crust development were analyzed. It shows that black soil sample from Heilongjiang Province corre-sponds to the minimum splash erosion amount because it has high aggregate content, aggregate stability and organic mat-ter content. Loess soil sample from Inner Mongolia corresponds to the maximum splash erosion amount because it has high content of sand particles. Loess soil sample from Shanxi Province has relatively lower splash erosion amount be-cause it has high silt particle content and low aggregate stability easily to be disrupted under rainfalls with high intensity. Although aggregate contents of red soil and purple soil samples from Hubei and Guangdong provinces are high, the sta-bility is weak and prone to be disrupted, so the splash erosion amount is medium. Splash rate which fluctuates over time is observed because soil crust development follows a cycling processes of formation and disruption. In addition, there are two locations of soil crust development, one appears at the surface, and the other occurs at the subsurface.展开更多
By using the momentum theorem and waterbalance principle, basic equations of slope runoff were derived, soil erosion by raindrop splash and runoff were discussed and a model was established for decribing hillslope soi...By using the momentum theorem and waterbalance principle, basic equations of slope runoff were derived, soil erosion by raindrop splash and runoff were discussed and a model was established for decribing hillslope soil erosion processes. The numerical solution of the model was obtained by adopting the Preissmann format and considering the common solution-determining conditions, from which not only the runoff and soil erosion but also their processes can be described. The model was validated by ten groups of observation data of Soil Conservation Ecological Science and Technology Demonstration Park of Jiangxi Province. Comparisons show that the maximum relative error between simulation and experimental data is about 10.98% for total runoff and 15 % for total erosion, 5.2% for runoffprocess and 6.1% for erosion process, indicating that the model is conceptually realistic and reliable and offers a feasible approach for further studies on the soil erosion process.展开更多
In this study,we investigate the effect of rail vibrations on the lubrication and efficiency of a splash-lubricated gearbox;specifically,the gearbox of a rail-transit vehicle.A high-fidelity 3D numerical model of the ...In this study,we investigate the effect of rail vibrations on the lubrication and efficiency of a splash-lubricated gearbox;specifically,the gearbox of a rail-transit vehicle.A high-fidelity 3D numerical model of the gearbox in a moving reference system is described,as well as computational fluid dynamics(CFD)simulations of the gearbox with different vibration directions.The effects of rotational speed,oil-immersion depth,and different oil-injection volume rates on lubrication and efficiency are discussed.We propose a method of evaluating the internal lubrication condition of a splash-lubricated gearbox and quantitatively compare the effects of different operating parameters on lubrication and efficiency.Finally,our experiment to verify the feasibility of the simulation method is described.The results show that with vibration,the churning loss and oil supply for the bearings are significantly higher than those under static conditions.In addition,among different vibrational directions,lateral vibration has the greatest influence on the lubrication condition and efficiency of the gearbox.For the studied railway-vehicle gearbox,the best lubrication condition is achieved at a rotational speed of 1600 r/min and an oil-immersion depth of two times the tooth height(2.Oh).Rotational speed is the operating parameter that has the most significant effect on the lubrication and efficiencyofthegearbox.展开更多
Effective soil particle size composition can more realistically reflect the particle size sorting process of erosion.To reveal the individual contributions of rainfall intensity and slope to splash erosion,and to dist...Effective soil particle size composition can more realistically reflect the particle size sorting process of erosion.To reveal the individual contributions of rainfall intensity and slope to splash erosion,and to distinguish the enrichment ratio of each size and the critical size in splash,loessial soil collected on the Loess Plateau in May 2019 was tested under different rainfall intensities(60,84,108,132,156 mm h^(-1))and slopes(0°,5°,10°,15°,20°).The results demonstrated that 99%of splash mass was concentrated in 0–0.4 m.Rainfall intensity was the major factor for splash according to the raindrop generation mode by rainfall simulator nozzles.The contributions of rainfall intensity to splash erosion were 82.72%and 93.24%,respectively in upslope and downslope direction.The mass percentages of effective clay and effective silt were positively correlated with rainfall intensity,while the mass percentages of effective very fine sand and effective fine sand were negatively correlated with rainfall intensity.Opposite to effective very fine sand,the mass percentages of effective clay significantly decreased with increasing distance.Rainfall intensity had significant effects on enrichment ratios,positively for effective clay and effective silt and negatively for effective very fine sand and effective fine sand.The critical effective particle size in splash for loessial soil was 50μm.展开更多
文摘With the self-made equipment, the benavior of the splashed slag coating was studied by the thermo-simulation. The influenceof TFe, basicity and heating rate of slag on the occurrence of fractional melting was investigated. Furthermore, the composition variationof slag in different stages of the heating process was also discussed, and the mechanism of fractional me1ting was explained. In addition,the exploitation of this phenomenon in practice was also discussed.
文摘“It's coming!”Liu Fuhai shouted,lying prone on a rock,one of his eyes pressed against his camera.Beads of sweat could be seen on his forehead.Roaring water in the Yellow River plunged from the cliff,making gigantic splashes(落水声)which eventually turned into thick mists.Liu,holding his breath,clicked the shutter quickly to capture the grandeur of the Hukou Waterfall,the largest waterfall on the Yellow River.
基金supported in part by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.52276009)。
文摘Accurate simulation of ice accretion of supercooled large droplet(SLD)is pivotal for the international airworthiness certification of large aircraft.Its complex dynamics behavior and broad particle size distributions pose significant challenges to reliable CFD predictions.A numerical model of multi-particle SLD coupling breaking,bouncing and splashing behaviors is established to explore the relationship between dynamics behavior and particle size.The results show that the peak value of droplet collection efficiencyβdecreases due to splashing.The bounce phenomenon will make the impact limit S_(m)of the water drops decrease.With the increase of the SLD particle size,the water drop bounce point gradually moves toward the trailing edge of the wing.The critical breaking diameter of SLD at an airflow velocity of 50 m/s is approximately 100μm.When the SLD particle size increases,the height of the water droplet shelter zone on the upper edge of the wing gradually decreases,and the velocity in the Y direction decreases first and then increases in the opposite direction,increasing the probability of SLD hitting the wing again.Large particle droplets have a higher effect on the impact limit S_(m)than smaller droplets.Therefore,in the numerical simulation of the SLD operating conditions,it is very important to ensure the proportion of large particle size water droplets.
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC) (No. 41101019)the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities of Chinathe State Key Laboratory of Earth Surface Processes and Resource Ecology of China (No. 2011-KF-09)
文摘This study evaluated the morphological characteristics and dynamic variation in characteristics of soil crust and iden-tified the relationships between soil crust and splash erosion under simulated rainfall.The effect of polyacrylamide (PAM) on soil aggregate stabilization and crust formation was also investigated.A laboratory rainfall simulation experiment was carried out using soil sample slices.The slices were examined under a polarized light microscopy and a scanning electron microscope (SEM).The results revealed that the soil crusts were thin and were characterized by a greater density,higher shear strength,finer porosity,and lower saturated hydraulic conductivity than the underlying soil.Two types of crusts,i.e.,structural and depositional crusts,were observed.Soil texture was determined to be the most important soil variable influ-encing surface crust formation;depositional crust formation was primarily related to the skeleton characteristics of the soil and happened when the soil contained a high level of medium and large aggregates.The crust formation processes observed were as follows:1) The fine particles on the soil surface became spattered,leached,and then rough in response to raindrop impact and 2) the fine particles were washed into the subsoil pores while a compact dense layer concurrently formed at soil surface due to the continual compaction by the raindrops.Therefore,the factors that influenced structural crust formation were a large amount of fine particles in the soil surface,continual impact of raindrops,dispersion of aggregates into fine particles,and the formation of a compact dense layer concurrently at the soil surface.It was concluded that the most important factor in the formation of soil crusts was raindrop impact.When polyacrylamide (PAM) was applied,it restored the soil structure and greatly increased soil aggregate stabilization.This effectively prevented crust formation.However,this function of PAM was not continuously effective and the crust reformed with long-term rainfall.In conclusion,this study showed that soil micromorphological studies were a useful method for evaluating soil crust formation.
文摘This study determined that the range of the marine splash zone (MSZ) of China’s Qingdao,Zhoushan. Xiamen. Zhanjiang harbour area was about 0-2.4 m above the mean high water level (MHWL) of the seawater that the MSZ corrosion peak (MSZCP) was usually 0.6- 1.2 m above the MHWL. and was caused by the large salt particle accumulation on the A3 carbon steel test sample surface and by the high frequency altemations of wet and dry environmental conditions around the samples.
基金supported by the National Science Foundation of China(No.41576076)the National Environmental Corrosion Platform(NECP)the National Key Basic Research Program(‘‘973 Program,’’No.2014CB643300)
文摘Experiments were designed to simulate the corrosion of a low-carbon steel exposed to a marine splash zone. The composition and morphology of the rust were investigated using Raman spectroscopy, X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy, energy-dispersive spectrometry and scanning electron microscopy. Corrosion resistance of the rust films was demonstrated by the electrochemical impedance spectroscopy. The wettability of the steel surface was calculated from the data conceruing the wetting degree and the conductivity. The results showed that, in the initial stage, the products of the outer rust layer were mainly made up of Fe（Ⅲ） oxyhydroxide, while the main component of the inner rust layer was magnetite. With an increase in the corrosion time, the inner rust layer continuously turned into the outer rust layer. In addition, both rust layers became dense, thus playing a protective role with respect to matrix. The existence of the rust layer significantly prolonged the residence time of the seawater on the sample surface, a result that tends to improve the cathodic protection effect for steel structures exposed to marine splash zones.
基金Under the auspices of National Natural Science Foundation of China ( No. 40471084)Innovation Program of Institute of Geographic Sciences and Natural Resources Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences (No. 066U0104SZ)State Key Laboratory of Soil Erosion and Dryland Farming on the Loess Plateau (No. 10501-173)
文摘As the first event of soil erosion, rain splash erosion supplies materials for subsequent transportation and en-trainment. The Loess Plateau, the southern hilly region and the Northeast China are subject to serious soil and water loss; however, the characteristics of rain splash erosion in those regions are still unclear. The objectives of the study are to ana-lyze the characteristics of splash erosion on loess soil, red soil, purple soil and black soil, and to discuss the relationship between splash erosion and soil properties. Soil samples spatially distributed in the abovementioned regions were col-lected and underwent simulated rainfalls at a high intensity of 1.2mm/min, lasting for 5, 10, 15, and 20min, respectively. Rain splash and soil crust development were analyzed. It shows that black soil sample from Heilongjiang Province corre-sponds to the minimum splash erosion amount because it has high aggregate content, aggregate stability and organic mat-ter content. Loess soil sample from Inner Mongolia corresponds to the maximum splash erosion amount because it has high content of sand particles. Loess soil sample from Shanxi Province has relatively lower splash erosion amount be-cause it has high silt particle content and low aggregate stability easily to be disrupted under rainfalls with high intensity. Although aggregate contents of red soil and purple soil samples from Hubei and Guangdong provinces are high, the sta-bility is weak and prone to be disrupted, so the splash erosion amount is medium. Splash rate which fluctuates over time is observed because soil crust development follows a cycling processes of formation and disruption. In addition, there are two locations of soil crust development, one appears at the surface, and the other occurs at the subsurface.
基金The project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(50309003)
文摘By using the momentum theorem and waterbalance principle, basic equations of slope runoff were derived, soil erosion by raindrop splash and runoff were discussed and a model was established for decribing hillslope soil erosion processes. The numerical solution of the model was obtained by adopting the Preissmann format and considering the common solution-determining conditions, from which not only the runoff and soil erosion but also their processes can be described. The model was validated by ten groups of observation data of Soil Conservation Ecological Science and Technology Demonstration Park of Jiangxi Province. Comparisons show that the maximum relative error between simulation and experimental data is about 10.98% for total runoff and 15 % for total erosion, 5.2% for runoffprocess and 6.1% for erosion process, indicating that the model is conceptually realistic and reliable and offers a feasible approach for further studies on the soil erosion process.
基金supported by the Independent Research and Development Projects of State Key Laboratory of Heavy Duty AC Drive Electric Locomotive Systems Integration(No.R111720H01385),China.
文摘In this study,we investigate the effect of rail vibrations on the lubrication and efficiency of a splash-lubricated gearbox;specifically,the gearbox of a rail-transit vehicle.A high-fidelity 3D numerical model of the gearbox in a moving reference system is described,as well as computational fluid dynamics(CFD)simulations of the gearbox with different vibration directions.The effects of rotational speed,oil-immersion depth,and different oil-injection volume rates on lubrication and efficiency are discussed.We propose a method of evaluating the internal lubrication condition of a splash-lubricated gearbox and quantitatively compare the effects of different operating parameters on lubrication and efficiency.Finally,our experiment to verify the feasibility of the simulation method is described.The results show that with vibration,the churning loss and oil supply for the bearings are significantly higher than those under static conditions.In addition,among different vibrational directions,lateral vibration has the greatest influence on the lubrication condition and efficiency of the gearbox.For the studied railway-vehicle gearbox,the best lubrication condition is achieved at a rotational speed of 1600 r/min and an oil-immersion depth of two times the tooth height(2.Oh).Rotational speed is the operating parameter that has the most significant effect on the lubrication and efficiencyofthegearbox.
基金Natural Science Foundation of China,No.42077058,No.41601282,No.41867015Young Talent Fund of University Association for Science and Technology in Shaanxi,China,No.20210705+1 种基金Fundamental Research Funds for Central Universities,No.GK202309005Shaanxi Provincial Key Research and Development Program,No.2021ZDLSF05-02。
文摘Effective soil particle size composition can more realistically reflect the particle size sorting process of erosion.To reveal the individual contributions of rainfall intensity and slope to splash erosion,and to distinguish the enrichment ratio of each size and the critical size in splash,loessial soil collected on the Loess Plateau in May 2019 was tested under different rainfall intensities(60,84,108,132,156 mm h^(-1))and slopes(0°,5°,10°,15°,20°).The results demonstrated that 99%of splash mass was concentrated in 0–0.4 m.Rainfall intensity was the major factor for splash according to the raindrop generation mode by rainfall simulator nozzles.The contributions of rainfall intensity to splash erosion were 82.72%and 93.24%,respectively in upslope and downslope direction.The mass percentages of effective clay and effective silt were positively correlated with rainfall intensity,while the mass percentages of effective very fine sand and effective fine sand were negatively correlated with rainfall intensity.Opposite to effective very fine sand,the mass percentages of effective clay significantly decreased with increasing distance.Rainfall intensity had significant effects on enrichment ratios,positively for effective clay and effective silt and negatively for effective very fine sand and effective fine sand.The critical effective particle size in splash for loessial soil was 50μm.
