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In the new train control system, it is necessary to conduct strict indoor tests on the logical channel and application layer connection status between TSRS and external systems in order to ensure their normal communication connection in the case of partial logical channel failure. This paper proposes an automatic test method and device of the communication status between TSRS and its external systems. The device obtains the IP addresses of TSRS and the external system under test by reading the original input data, and then uses the decision table method to arrange and combine multiple situations to generate a full-traversal test sequence of the logical channel status and application layer connection status of each external system, and then automatically executes the test and records the test results through the IP automatic modification function of the device, and then judges them according to the communication principle of TSRS and the external systems, automatically outputs the expected results, and finally compares the automatic test results with the expected results to generate a final test result table. This method can avoid the omission of test scenarios, ensure the correctness of test results, and quickly improve the test efficiency. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Cotton, one of the main commercial crops in the world, mostly distributes in several major growing regions, including Xinjiang of western China. An important renewable biomass resource, the cotton stalk has received most attention to serving as the poultry feed, paper making, environmental protection materials, and biomass briquette fuel. Particularly, the highly efficient recycling of cotton stalk can be widely expected to bring enormous economic and ecological benefits. However, most previous treatments are focused on pulverizing cotton stalks and returning to the field. A great challenge is still posed on the current pulling machines for cotton stalks, with emphasis on operational requirements, leakage, and breaking rate. In this study, a novel horizontal-roller cotton stalk pulling machine was proposed to efficiently implement the pulling of the whole cotton stalk after harvesting. The machine was mainly composed of traction, gearbox, stalk conveying, transmission system, machine body, road wheel, spacing regulating mechanism, stalk pulling, dam-board, and support frame. Specifically, the power input shaft of the gearbox was connected to the power output shaft of a tractor. In working, the power was transferred to the chain drive by the power output shaft of a gearbox, and then to realize the stalk conveying and pulling operation under the rotation of the toothed belt and the opposite rotation of the stalk pulling roller. A systematic kinematic analysis was conducted to determine the influencing factors in the working process. A field test was also carried out in a farmland in Korla City, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region of China in October 2019. The soil firmness was 467 kPa, and the moisture content of the soil was 15%-20%, due to the perennial drought and little rain in the study area. The average height of cotton stalk was 700 mm, while, the plant spacing was 50 mm in a wide and narrow close planting mode. The power was from a CFD604A wheeled tractor with a calibrated power of 44.2 kW. The test was performed on the national standard of a harvester combine test(GB/T 8097-2008). A three-level quadratic regression orthogonal test was designed, where the forward velocity of the machine, the rod velocity of the deflector, and the speed of the stalk pulling roller were selected as the influencing factors, whereas, the leakage rate and plucking rate were the response factors. A response surface method was utilized to establish the regression equations for the relationship between the factors and assessment indexes. An optimal combination of parameters was obtained, while an experiment was also conducted to verify the mathematical model. The test results demonstrated that there were great effects of factors on the performance of horizontal-roller cotton stalk pulling. The significant effects on the leakage rate were ranked in a decreasing order: the forward velocity of the machine, the rod velocity of the deflector, and the speed of the stalk pulling roller. Correspondingly, the significant effects on the plucking rate were ranked in a decreasing order: the speed of the stalk pulling roller, the rod velocity of the deflector, and the forward velocity of the machine. The verification test indicated that the leakage rate of the cotton stalk was 5.24%, and the plucking rate was 3.75%,when the forward velocity of the machine was 0.68 m/s, the rod velocity of the deflector was 1.75 m/s, and the speed of the stalk pulling roller was 221 r/min. The optimal combination was better consistent with the predicted one in model optimization, indicating a reasonable structural design. The findings can provide a sound reference for the structural design and optimization of operation parameters in the horizontal-roller cotton stalk pulling machine. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The banana stalks are rich in fiber, and the existing returning machines for banana straw and stubble crushed in China have generated a few problems such as overly severe cutting resistance, the fiber of banana straw winding crushing blade roller on the returning machine, working on the unstable condition and serious fuel consumption. In order to deal with the above problems which the existing choppers met with in the working process, with the help of theoretical study and the analysis on the planting model for banana in Hainan Province, this paper put forward a returning method that the moving knives on the front knife roller were used to crush banana straws and the flail knives on the back knife roller were used to break stubble under the earth. The rotational direction of stubble crushing roller in the returning machine was same to the forward direction of the machine providing power, while the rotational direction of straw crushing roller was contrary to that of stubble crushing roller. On the basis of establishing theoretical model and the analysis on the planting model for banana in southern China, the key shaped parameters of the sliding-cutting blade and the structural parameters of crushing blade rollers were determined respectively. Besides, the sliding-cutting and anti-twining returning device for banana straw was put forward. The overall structure and working principle of sliding-cutting and anti-twining returning device were described. The performance of crushing banana straw and the power consumption were evaluated by simulating the breaking operation of banana straw in farmland through a bench test driven by double electric motors. The machine was composed of electrical motors, a tractor powered by electricity, the frame of machines, the straw crushing device and the stubble crushing device. Through Design-Expert software, a quadratic orthogonal rotating experiment was performed. Based on the variance analysis and regression fitting, a multiple regression equation was gained, presenting the effects of the working speed of the returning device, the rotating speed of rotating roller of moving knives and the rotating speed of rotating shaft of stubble breaking on the qualified rate of straw crushing and power consumption. It could be seen that the rotating speed of rotating roller of moving knives had the most influential effect, followed by the rotating speed of rotating shaft of stubble breaking, and the working speed of the returning device had the least influence on the qualified rate of straw chopping. The operation condition was optimized by applying the response surface method. The optimum factors for straw and stubble crushing process were as follows: The rotating speed of rotating roller of moving knives was 1 600 r/min, the rotating speed of rotating shaft of stubble breaking was 500 r/min, and the working speed of the returning device was 1.39 m/s. Based on the theoretical analysis, the higher qualified rate of straw crushing was achieved under the faster rotating speed of rotating roller of moving knives. The smaller power consummation was obtained under the lower rotating speed of rotating roller of moving knives and the lower rotating speed of rotating shaft of stubble breaking. Under the optimal condition, the corresponding qualified rate of straw crushing and power consumption were 95.2%, and 4.96 kW, respectively. The differences between the experimental and the analytical values of the qualified rate of straw chopping and power consumption were 0.31 percentage points and 0.27%, respectively, which indicated that the software analytical value was in great agreement with the experimental value. And by field test, qualified rate of straw crushing of machine proposed in this paper was higher by 1.94 percentage points and power consumption was lower by 11.3%, compared with vertical flail banana stalk crushing machine. Its successful implementation can greatly improve the production efficiency for crushing banana straw and stubble on one hand, and on the other hand prevent the pollution brought by deserted banana straw putridity. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The Oilfield is an ultra-deep and ultra-heavy oil reservoir. Flow pressure monitoring of spouted wells is an important data for evaluating oil well energy changes and judging bottom water coning. However, due to the fact that the oil product is over-heavy and meets resistance, the test of high-yield wells affects the timeliness, and the test cost is high, it has been restricting the formation energy monitoring of spouting wells. On the basis of fully investigating the flow pressure testing methods of spouting wells at home and abroad, this paper uses the law of conservation of energy to deduce an alternative method suitable for flow pressure testing in super heavy oil reservoirs. Within 0.19MPa, the accuracy of the ordinary hydraulic formula is greatly improved. increase the production and reserves of a single well in a fixed volume carbonate rock fracture-cavity single well. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The application of mechanical transplanting on crops can effectively increase the product of crops and reduce the labor intense as modern cultivation techniques. But the popularization and application are limited by the problem of lower upright degree to some certain extent. A new type cam-swing link type transplanting machine was designed to solve the problem of lower upright degree in current pot seedling planting machine. In addition, the receiving seedling stability of planting apparatus can be guaranteed well, owing to double parallel four-bar mechanism of this planting machine. In this paper, the kinematic model of the transplanting machine was established, including the equations of planting trajectory, planting velocity and planting acceleration for the planting device. For the purpose of high efficiency, interactive GUI design tool had been explored based on the MATLAB/GUI according to these mathematic equations. The influences on the transplanting trajectory of main parameters were analyzed based on MATLAB tool, including the length L1 and original phase angle Φ1 of crank CD, the length L2 and original phase angle Φ2 of swing AB, and the length L5 of link AG. The system parameters which had great effects on the planting trajectory were L1, L2, Φ1 and Φ2. These parameters were analyzed and optimized through the method of orthogonal experiment. The experimental scheme was designed according to orthogonal table off our factors and three levels. By analyzing the range table of residual, the parameter could be ranged as L2, L1, Φ1 and Φ2 from big to small, considering the degree of significant on upright degree of seedlings. The optimal combination could be selected that L1 is 118 mm, L2 is 52 mm, Φ1 is 256°, and Φ2 is 316°. Under the condition of this optimal combination, the motion model of transplanting machine was reestablished to generate a new optimized planting trajectory. The top of this trajectory was smooth to benefit the receiving seedling stability of planting device. As the total height of this trajectory was about 256 mm with 190 mm higher the ridge side, the planting device could avoid touching down seedlings planted effectively. When the planting depth reached 60 mm, the maximum residual of curve at planting seedlings parts was 0.465 mm, the mean residual was 0.253 mm, and penetration angel was 81.05°. The simulation results indicated that this optimized planting trajectory can improved the anteversion problem of seedlings that caused by compaction wheel and ensured the seedling planted higher upright degree. In order to verify the reasonability and accuracy of the theoretical model, the prototype was processed with the optimized parameters. Based on the prototype, field tests were carried out according to relevant standards in Yiyang county industrial park of China in March 2015. No crops were planted and the ridge film was mulched in the test plot before the testing, for simply obtaining test results without effects of the other crops. During the course of experiment, 30 horse-power tractor was selected as the only power. The total height of seedlings used was no more than 150 mm, and the height of seedlings substrate less than 60 mm. The plant vertical degree was considered as the main optimization indicator which influenced by the main parameters mentioned above. The data results showed that the mechanism proposed meet the requirements of pot seedling agricultural plant at the speed of 0.556 meter per second, and planting frequency was 60.7 plant percent minute. The qualified rate of upright degree with the variation coefficient of 2.03% was 95%, lodging rate was no more than 1.67%, and plant spacing error rate was only 0.22% with no lacking of seedlings. The results indicated that this machine had the good planting performances of high upright degree and low spacing error rate under the condition of high efficiency of planting. What this paper studied will provide theoretical reference for the subsequent transplanter research and development. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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