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[Objective] Non-pressurized mesh filters are often installed in front of pumps to filter sediments and debris. In this paper, we study the influence of different irrigation water sources and backwash device parameters on hydraulic performance of a new network filter. [Method] The water flow rate in the experiment ranged from 120 to 160 m3/h, and the sediment concentration in the water varied from 0.2 to 0.8 g/L. The backwash varied from 1 to 20 m3/h, and the velocity gradient in the filter box changed from 1 to 4 r/min. A multi factor dispersion analysis method was used to analyze the experimental results. [Result] ① The initial sediment concentration had minimal impact on hydraulic performance of the mesh filter, contributing only 0.010 8 to the overall effect. However, the influence of water flow duration on the initial sediment concentration was significant, exceeding 159%. ② The fourth model provided the best fit for the overall regression analysis, with a residual value of 0.804 4, significantly higher than other models; its coefficient of determination R² was 0.986 1. ③ the optimal performance was achieved when flow rate was 120.198 m3/h, velocity was 1.112 r/min, and self-cleaning flow rate was 19.934 m3/h. The associated a minimum energy loss was 16.024 kPa. [Conclusion] The model we proposed can accurately predict the impact of operation conditions and sediment concentration in the water on the performance of the non-pressurized mesh filters. Selecting optimal operation conditions can minimize the energy loss across the filter. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In order to study the hydraulic characteristics of the vortex drop shaft with tangential intake applied in deep tunnel drainage system and by combining the first deep tunnel drainage system applied vortex drop shaft: Qianhai-Nanshan Deep Tunnel Drainage System, this paper carries out physical model experiments to investigate the flow pattern, energy dissipation, exhaust capacity and the characteristic pressure value of the vortex drop shaft. The research indicates that the flow gradually forms water fins at the inlet position in each cases. After entering the shaft, a spiral drop flow is formed along the inner wall. When the discharge is extremely small, the spiral falling flow cannot be formed and the flow drops to the bottom of the shaft. The energy dissipation rate of the vortex drop shaft is between 81.9% and 89.5%, and the energy dissipation rate decreases with increasing discharge.Compared with the traditional vortex drop shaft, the drop shaft in this paper has advantages such as high energy dissipation efficiency and simple structure, which has a bright application prospect in the urban deep drainage system. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The opposite side vertical joint fishway has the characteristics of better adaptation to water level changes, obvious energy dissipation effect and better flow pattern of water. According to the design guidelines, the fish passage in the study area is designed in body shape. In this paper, the effect of different vertical slit positions on the flow structure of the chamber is investigated by numerical simulation, including the hydraulic characteristics of the main flow area, the hydraulic characteristics of the return flow area and the flow velocity distribution of the vertical slit position, and the vertical slit position of the fish passage suitable for the fish in the study area is analyzed. The simulation results show that: the vertical slit position has almost no effect on the maximum flow velocity in the pool chamber of the opposite side vertical slit, and has less effect on the change of the maximum flow velocity along the main flow area. As the center of the vertical slit gradually approaches the center of the pool chamber, the decay of the maximum flow velocity along the main flow area takes the lead in gradually becoming larger and then tends to saturate. Most of the flow velocity in the return area of the upper left part of the main flow area gradually decreases and then increases, and most of the flow velocity in the return area of the lower right part gradually increases. The area ratio of the two sides of the reflux zone gradually decreases. The vertical slit position on the pool room mainstream area flow pattern and the flow velocity distribution of the return area has a significant impact, when 0.23≤l/B≤0.40, the pool room flow pattern is the best; when l/B≥0.37, the mainstream area along the maximum flow decay rate tends to saturate, when 0.37≤l/B≤0.40, the maximum turbulent kinetic energy in the pool room at l/B =0.40 minimum, and the area of the return area on the left and right sides. Therefore, when l/B=0.40, the migratory effect of semi-migratory fish in the study area can be significantly improved. The maximum variation of turbulent energy in the pool is between 0.074 and 0.116 m²/s² when the vertical slit is located at 0.13-0.50 of the width of the pool chamber from the side wall, and the flow pattern in the pool is the best when the vertical slit is located at 0.23-0.40 of the width of the pool chamber, which can significantly improve the migratory effect of semimigratory fish in the study area. The results of the study clarify the influence of the center position of the vertical joints on the water flow structure of the pool chamber and provide a reference for the subsequent design and research work of other related fish passage projects. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The Tesla valve has a special structural form that can guide the flow entering from the reverse port into two sets of straight/curved channels, and dissipate energy through friction and collision at the end of the guide column, greatly weakening the flow velocity in the pool. This unique flow characteristic is very suitable for designing fishways. However, direct applying the original structure of Tesla valves as a fishway has been proven to have significant limitations. The original structure of the Tesla valve fishway is optimized in this paper. By adjusting the aspect ratio of the straight/curved channel in the fishway pool, hollowing out the guide column, and increasing the length of the opening end, a new Tesla valve fishway with relatively independent energy dissipation channels and fish upstream channels has been obtained. The hydraulic characteristics parameters of the optimized Tesla valve fishway are compared with the original structure using numerical simulation, with a focus on analyzing the flow velocity variation, flow field, and turbulent energy distribution of the new Tesla valve fishway. The results show that the new Tesla valve fishway has significant advantages compared to the original structure. While maintaining the same energy dissipation efficiency, it effectively improves the flow pattern in the pool, and the overall flow velocity and turbulent kinetic energy are smaller than the original structure. The new structure significantly increases the proportion of rest areas. When the pool bottom slope gradient from 1% to 3%, the proportion of rest areas in the original Tesla valve fishway is 8.5% to 1.2%, while the proportion of rest areas in the new Tesla valve fishway is 44.7% to 25.8%, increasing the possibility of successful fish upstream migration. The flow velocity and turbulent kinetic energy of the new structure increase with the increase of the bottom slope gradient, but the flow velocity remains low in the fish upstream channels, while the high flow velocity mainly occurs in the energy dissipation passage. The maximum flow rate increase rate in the energy dissipation channel of the first two stages of the pool is relatively high, while after the third stage of the pool, the increase rate tends to slow down. The overall turbulent kinetic energy in the fish upstream channels is relatively low. When the bottom slope gradient is less than 2.5%, the upstream conditions and economy of the fishway are better. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The collaborative optimization of speed and energy management for fuel cell hybrid electric vehicles (FCHEVs) in car-following scenario is an important and effective means to achieve vehicle energy conservation. In view of the unclear coupling relationship between dual energy source degradation and energy consumption in existing strategies, and the difficulty of considering both global optimization and real-time performance, this paper proposes a Stackelberg game based FCHEV following energy management strategy. Firstly, models for energy consumption and performance degradation of fuel cells/lithium batteries are established and incorporated into a unified dimensional comprehensive vehicle cost function. Secondly, a hierarchical decoupling based energy management strategy for vehicle following is proposed to achieve decoupling control of vehicle following speed and power distribution. Thirdly, considering safety, comfort, fuel economy, and energy durability, a bi-level programming model corresponding to the car-following control layer and energy management layer is established. Based on the Stackelberg game theory, a bi-level differential genetic algorithm is designed to offline optimize the core parameters of the strategy. Finally, simulation and experimental results show that compared to the model predictive control method, this method can reduce average vehicle spacing error by 37.7%, average impact by 2.4%, equivalent hydrogen consumption by 9.3%, and energy degradation cost by 13.9%, achieving a balance between optimized performance and real-time performance. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Energy flow analysis is an important means to analyze vehicle energy consumption, which is the basis of vehicle energy consumption optimization. The new energy battery underground Load-Haul-Dump (LHD) is a new type of underground mining equipment, and there are few researches on its energy flow and energy consumption efficiency of each component. To investigate the energy loss of its underground operation is the focus of the research to extend its endurance. This paper applied energy flow analysis method to energy consumption analysis of new energy LHDs for the first time, established an energy flow model, designed test groups and carried out working condition tests according to battery temperature and working condition of LHDs, collected test data and studied the test results based on energy flow analysis method. The results show that the energy loss of new energy LHD is concentrated in the traction system and battery system. The ineffective operation caused by the driver's inadaptability to the electric drive operation and the imperfect control strategy of the traction system are the main factors leading to the high energy consumption of the traction system. The accumulated temperature caused by the rapid charging of the battery system will affect the energy distribution of the LHD and reduce its battery life. By optimizing the traction system and battery system, the energy consumption of the new energy LHD is reduced by 13%. The research shows that the energy flow analysis of new energy LHD can intuitively understand their energy flow and energy consumption, which is helpful to find high energy consumption problems and propose optimization directions, so as to reduce energy consumption, improve energy utilization efficiency and extend service life. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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As the reinforcing phase of the composites, the preform determines the performance of the composites. The performance of the precast often depends on the spatial structure of the yarn. To reflect the spatial configuration and micro-geometric structure of the yarn inside the fabric, through the discretization of the yarn, the weaving process is simulated by numerical simulation and simulation methods. We review the progress on digital element method simulation of the weaving process of composite preforms. In terms of micro-geometric structure, this paper details the development process of digital element method research from theory to application and introduces the advanced digital element modeling method. It points out that the current model is idealized for the digital element method to simulate the textile process, and does not consider the bending stiffness of the fiber, the air damping effect and the energy loss caused by lateral compression, etc. This paper also points out that the digital element method can be further optimized in future research and parametric modeling can be realized, and that the deformation mechanism of the fiber bundle is studied to obtain a more realistic micro-geometric structure model. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In the process of mining, there are rocks affected by cyclic disturbances, which have significant effects on the mechanical properties of rocks. To understand the loading rate effect of rocks under different cyclic loading and unloading methods,this paper carries out constant lower Unit cyclic loading and unloading, variable lower Unit cyclic loading and unloading tests on sillimanite specimens with different loading rates, comparatively analyzes the deformation characteristics, the energy evolution law and the destructive characteristics of the specimens under the two cyclic loading and unloading methods with different loading rates. The test results show that the peak strength and residual deformation of the specimen have different acceleration rate effects, but the peak strength is improved compared with the conventional uniaxial compression test; WITH the increase of the loading rate, the input energy, elastic energy and dissipation energy of the specimen in all stages show an increasing trend, but with some differences in the form of manifestation; the destruction of the specimen and IS morphology show the acceleration rate effect, and the degree of destruction is intensified with the increase of the loading rate. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Slip often occurs when the bolted connection structure is loaded, and this slip will affect the dynamics performance of the structure, and then affect the performance and life of the structure. In this paper, taking the double‑bolt connection structure as the object, the influence of slip on the structural modal characteristics is studied by experiments and numerical simulations. The experimental results show that the increase of the preload will lead to the increase of the resonant frequency, and with the increase of the excitation amplitude, the resonant frequency decreases and the gradient of the energy dissipation per cycle to the modal force increases. Based on the experimental results, combined with the Iwan model theory considering slip, a nonlinear dynamics model is established, and the fourth‑order Runge‑Kutta method is used to solve it. According to the calculation results, the structural mode under the condition of macro‑slip is analyzed, and it is found that the resonance frequency drop in the second‑order elastic mode increases, and the gradient of the energy dissipation to the modal force decreases. The numerical calculation model can well characterize the modal characteristics of the bolted connection structure, and the calculation efficiency is high. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In this paper, based on the concepts of mixed model and Gibbs energy balance model, a simple Gibbs energy balance model was established to simulate the ferrite-austenite transformation of Fe-C-Mn low carbon steel during the intercritical annealing at 780℃. The effects of Gibbs free energy, effective grain size and alloying distribution on the transformation were studied. The results show that the initial effective grain size and interfacial mobility greatly affected the kinetics of phase transformation, while they had little effect on the final volume fraction of the austenite. The dissipation energy caused by the Mn enrichment at the interface during phase transformation slowed down the transformation kinetics and reduced the final volume fraction of the austenite. It is found that the modelling results above are in good accordance with the experimental ones. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In the mobile process,mobile devices are greatly affected by network fluctuations.Because tasks in the workflow will be transferred to the cloud for execution,it will bring energy consumption for transmission and reception.In addition,the micro cloud in the cloud domain is affected by different requests,remaining resources and other factors,resulting in the micro cloud response delay,task waiting time delay and network active energy loss.Due to the impact of switching delay caused by heterogeneous network on data transmission,the task migration delay is more serious.This paper adopted the strategy of delay transmission in the stage of upload and receive to reduce the transmission time on the basis of ensuring the total completion time.In the stage of task migration,this paper proposed the MJSA-NHA algorithm,which combined the micro cloud jump selection algorithm and the network switching algorithm.Through the jump selection,it could find the appropriate micro cloud to reduce unnecessary response and waiting delay,and reduced the network energy loss by switching the idle active state of the network.This paper added the mobile speed adjustment algorithm(MSAA) on the basis of delay transmission,changed the speed of mobile devices in the process of network change,which could reduce the number of network switching and reduce the network switching delay.Experimental results show that the delay transmission strategy is much better than Random algorithm in terms of total completion time and total energy consumption of mobile terminal;MJSA-NHA algorithm is 66%～86%,36%～56% and 5%～8% better than MuSIC algorithm,task delegation and code offloading respectively in terms of migration time,56% ～78%,25% ～46% and 6% ～8% in terms of energy consumption;MSAA is 50% better than MuSIC algorithm,task delegation and code offloading on the handover delay. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The electrochemical advanced oxidation technology was analyzed in terms of oxidation type, action mechanism, advantages and disadvantages, etc. in this paper based on current research status analysis. It is concluded that the advanced electrochemical oxidation processes include direct oxidation, indirect oxidation, anodic oxidation, electro-fenton, etc., which have the characteristics of small footprint, high degradation efficiency, mild reaction conditions, etc., but there are also problems of large effects of electrode materials and high electrical energy loss. The use of technologies such as light, ozone, membranes, and biological degradation in coordination can solve problems such as electrical energy loss, thereby increasing the practical application value of advanced electrochemical oxidation technology in wastewater degradation. In the actual wastewater treatment in the future, the electrochemical technology should be adjusted according to the type of dye, composition and pH of the solution, and high efficiency and environmental protection should be taken as the future development direction. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]