An atmospheric pressure plasma jet(APPJ)approach is developed to prepare platinum nanoparticles(PtNPs)under mild reaction conditions of lower temperatures and without adding chemical reagents.Optical Emission Spectros...An atmospheric pressure plasma jet(APPJ)approach is developed to prepare platinum nanoparticles(PtNPs)under mild reaction conditions of lower temperatures and without adding chemical reagents.Optical Emission Spectroscopy(OES)and X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy(XPS)tests revealed that the APPJ contains a large number of high-energy active particles,which can generate solvated electrons in liquid thereby promoting the rapid reduction of Pt(Ⅳ)ions into Pt(0)atoms,and these atoms gradually grow into nanoparticles.After 3 min of treatment,PtNPs exhibit excellent dispersibility with a particle size distribution ranging from 1.8 to 2.8 nm.After 5 min,the particle size increases,and aggregation occurs.The zeta potentials for the two situations were-56.0 mV and-12.5 mV respectively.The results indicate that the treatment time has a significant impact on the dispersion,particle size distribution,and sol stability of the nanoparticles.Furthermore,it reveals the formation mechanism of PtNPs prepared by APPJ,which involves the generation and expansion of nanocrystalline nuclei,and the construction of negatively charged colloidal particles.The overall mechanism highlights the importance of the plasma-liquid interaction in the synthesis of PtNPs,offering a new perspective on the controllable production of nanomaterials using plasma technology.展开更多
A helical wire is a critical component of an unbounded flexible riser prone to fatigue failure. The helical wire has been the focus of much research work in recent years because of the complex multilayer construction ...A helical wire is a critical component of an unbounded flexible riser prone to fatigue failure. The helical wire has been the focus of much research work in recent years because of the complex multilayer construction of the flexible riser. The present study establishes an analytical model for the axisymmetric and bending analyses of an unbonded flexible riser. The interlayer contact under axisymmetric loads in this model is modeled by setting radial dummy springs between adjacent layers. The contact pressure is constant during the bending response and applied to determine the slipping friction force per unit helical wire. The model tracks the axial stress around the angular position at each time step to calculate the axial force gradient, then compares the axial force gradient with the slipping friction force to judge the helical wire slipping region, which would be applied to determine the bending stiffness for the next time step. The proposed model is verified against the experimental data in the literature. The bending moment-curvature relationship under irregular response is also qualitatively discussed. The stress at the critical point of the helical wire is investigated based on the model by considering the local flexure. The results indicate that the present model can well simulate the bending stiffness variation during irregular response, which has significant effect on the stress of helical wire.展开更多
Pulse signal recovery is to extract useful amplitude and time information from the pulse signal contaminated by noise. It is a great challenge to precisely recover the pulse signal in loud background noise. The conven...Pulse signal recovery is to extract useful amplitude and time information from the pulse signal contaminated by noise. It is a great challenge to precisely recover the pulse signal in loud background noise. The conventional approaches,which are mostly based on the distribution of the pulse energy spectrum,do not well determine the locations and shapes of the pulses. In this paper,we propose a time domain method to reconstruct pulse signals. In the proposed approach,a sparse representation model is established to deal with the issue of the pulse signal recovery under noise conditions. The corresponding problem based on the sparse optimization model is solved by a matching pursuit algorithm. Simulations and experiments validate the effectiveness of the proposed approach on pulse signal recovery.展开更多
基金partially supported by Natural Science Research Project of Anhui Educational Committee (Nos.KJ2021A1168,KJ2021A1169 and 2024AH050620)University Synergy Innovation Program of Anhui Province (No.GXXT-2022-026)University-Industry Cooperation Practical Education Base Project (No.2022xqjdx04)。
文摘An atmospheric pressure plasma jet(APPJ)approach is developed to prepare platinum nanoparticles(PtNPs)under mild reaction conditions of lower temperatures and without adding chemical reagents.Optical Emission Spectroscopy(OES)and X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy(XPS)tests revealed that the APPJ contains a large number of high-energy active particles,which can generate solvated electrons in liquid thereby promoting the rapid reduction of Pt(Ⅳ)ions into Pt(0)atoms,and these atoms gradually grow into nanoparticles.After 3 min of treatment,PtNPs exhibit excellent dispersibility with a particle size distribution ranging from 1.8 to 2.8 nm.After 5 min,the particle size increases,and aggregation occurs.The zeta potentials for the two situations were-56.0 mV and-12.5 mV respectively.The results indicate that the treatment time has a significant impact on the dispersion,particle size distribution,and sol stability of the nanoparticles.Furthermore,it reveals the formation mechanism of PtNPs prepared by APPJ,which involves the generation and expansion of nanocrystalline nuclei,and the construction of negatively charged colloidal particles.The overall mechanism highlights the importance of the plasma-liquid interaction in the synthesis of PtNPs,offering a new perspective on the controllable production of nanomaterials using plasma technology.
基金Supported by the Natural Science Foundation of Jiangsu Province under Grant No. BK20160557, and the General Program for Colleges and Universities in Jiangsu Province under Grant No. 16KJD570001
文摘A helical wire is a critical component of an unbounded flexible riser prone to fatigue failure. The helical wire has been the focus of much research work in recent years because of the complex multilayer construction of the flexible riser. The present study establishes an analytical model for the axisymmetric and bending analyses of an unbonded flexible riser. The interlayer contact under axisymmetric loads in this model is modeled by setting radial dummy springs between adjacent layers. The contact pressure is constant during the bending response and applied to determine the slipping friction force per unit helical wire. The model tracks the axial stress around the angular position at each time step to calculate the axial force gradient, then compares the axial force gradient with the slipping friction force to judge the helical wire slipping region, which would be applied to determine the bending stiffness for the next time step. The proposed model is verified against the experimental data in the literature. The bending moment-curvature relationship under irregular response is also qualitatively discussed. The stress at the critical point of the helical wire is investigated based on the model by considering the local flexure. The results indicate that the present model can well simulate the bending stiffness variation during irregular response, which has significant effect on the stress of helical wire.
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(61501385)Science and Technology Planning Project of Sichuan Province,China(2016JY0242,2016GZ0210)Foundation of Southwest University of Science and Technology(15kftk02,15kffk01)
文摘Pulse signal recovery is to extract useful amplitude and time information from the pulse signal contaminated by noise. It is a great challenge to precisely recover the pulse signal in loud background noise. The conventional approaches,which are mostly based on the distribution of the pulse energy spectrum,do not well determine the locations and shapes of the pulses. In this paper,we propose a time domain method to reconstruct pulse signals. In the proposed approach,a sparse representation model is established to deal with the issue of the pulse signal recovery under noise conditions. The corresponding problem based on the sparse optimization model is solved by a matching pursuit algorithm. Simulations and experiments validate the effectiveness of the proposed approach on pulse signal recovery.