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To further improve the cooling performance and operation stability of system, the gas-liquid separator enhanced loop thermosyphon/vapor compression hybrid system was proposed. In the thermosyphon mode, the separator was used to reduce the pressure drop of fluid in the two-phase tube for improving the performance of steady-state heat transfer and start-up and the operation stability of system. In the vapor compression mode, the separator was used to make the saturated vapor into the condenser for increasing the mass flow rate in the condenser and enhancing the system coefficient of performance (COP). The simulation model of the hybrid system was developed to investigate the impact of structural parameters on thermosyphon mode performance. The difference of refrigeration performance between the new system and the conventional system in vapor compression mode was comparatively analyzed under the given structural condition of system. The results show that the system performance is the best when the inner diameters of two-phase tube and gas tube are respective 10 mm and 9 mm with separator height and total system height of respective 1.05 m and 1.45 m. Compared with the conventional system, the new system can achieve better performance under any operating condition, and the maximum COP of the new system is improved by 19. 70％. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In order to solve the problems of low loading efficiency and large load fluctuation of traditional thin seam shearer, taking the spiral blade of the drum as the research object, the variation law of the loading performance of the drum under different spiral lift angle was studied through discrete element simulation test. The results show these as follows When the spiral angle of the drum with a diameter of 1 200 mm is gradually increased, the loading efficiency of the drum is gradually increased from 73. 31% to 76. 56%. When the spiral angle reaches 18°, the optimal loading efficiency is obtained. When the spiral angle continues to increase from 18° to 30°, the loading efficiency of the drum is negatively correlated with the spiral angle. Based on the optimal spiral lifting angle, the structure of the spiral blades was optimized, and the simulation results showed that the loading efficiency of the drum was increased by 9. 94% and the load fluctuation was reduced by 22. 59%. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The cutterhead is one of the core components of the shield machine, and reasonable cutterhead structural design is the foundation for safe and efficient excavation. In order to quickly and efficiently establish the finite element model of the cutterhead and then analyze its mechanical properties, a parameterized modeling method based on the ANSYS parametric design language (APDL) command flow was adopted to establish a digital model of a certain type of composite shield machine cutterhead. By applying the ultimate thrust and torque to the cutterhead, the stress and deformation distributions were obtained through a finite element analysis, and the positions where experience maximum stress and displacement were identified. In doing so, the strength and stiffness conditions were validated as well. In addition, a parameterized modeling based optimization method for cutterheads was established by incorporating with the overall mass of the cutterhead as the optimization objective and the strength and stiffness of as constraints, and the corresponding optimization process was proposed. The optimization parameters of the cutterhead were determined through parameter sensitivity analysis, and the influence of relevant parameters on the strength and stiffness of the cutterhead was explored. The key parameters of the composite shield machine cutterhead studied were optimized. After optimization, the maximum stress of the cutterhead, the maximum deformation and the total weight were reduced by 12%, 20%, and 119 kg, respectively. As a result, the proposed optimization method based on parameterized modeling can improve the strength and stiffness of the cutterhead while reducing the quality of the cutterhead. The research results can shed light on the optimization of multi-objective cutterhead structure. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The use of mulch has brought great convenience to agricultural development, but at the same time, it can cause extremely serious white pollution, and there is a lack of relevant degradation treatment research. Low-temperature plasma degradation is a highly efficient and green treatment technology that degrades pollutants by generating high-energy electrons and active substances in the reaction space. Firstly, a high frequency alternating current needle plate corona discharge structure was used to optimize the design for the electrode structure. Then, the plastic film was treated by corona plasma degradation technology, and finally the effects of different discharge power, air humidity, needle film spacing and discharge spacing on the degradation of plastic film were compared. Then, the plastic film was treated by corona plasma degradation technology, and finally the effects of different discharge power, air humidity, needle film spacing and discharge spacing on the degradation of plastic film were compared. The results show that the shape and distance of the needle tip will affect the electron density and electric field intensity to different degrees, and when the slope of the needle tip is 3. 33 and the spacing between the needles is 12 mm, the electron density and electric field intensity are the largest, which are 1. 55 × 10 13m - 3 and 1. 2 × 10 6 V/ m, respectively. The increase of the discharge power will lead to the increase of the energy density in the space, thus increasing the energetic particles in the space When the input power is 64 W, the degradation efficiency is up to 0. 96 %, but the energy efficiency will increase first and then decrease with the increase of input power. When the input power is 56 W, the optimal energy efficiency is 34. 29 μg / (W·h). The increase of the air humidity not only leads to the change of the discharge form and the appearance of stable micro-discharge, but also affects the content of the active material, leading to the degradation of the film. The distance between the ground film and the tip of the needle will also lead to stable micro-discharge, which will increase the degradation efficiency from 0. 43% to 1. 02% . In addition, the distance between the electrodes of the needle plate will also have an impact on the degradation efficiency, when the distance between the discharge is 15 mm can meet both the radiation range and radiation intensity of the plasma, the degradation efficiency and energy efficiency will reach the maximum, which are 2. 3% and 68. 18 μg / (W·h), respectively. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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[Objective] To study the effects of structure optimization on the contents of total phenols, total flavonoids, carotenoids and aroma components in different parts of tobacco leaves, and to seek a tobacco planting optimization technology that can effectively improve tobacco quality, so as to provide certain theoretical and technical basis for improving tobacco aroma quality and cigarette quality. [Method] Tobacco leaf was used as material in the planting base for structural optimization treatment (the bottom 3 pieces and the top 3 pieces of tobacco were removed), and the effects of structural optimization treatment on the contents of total phenols, total flavonoids, carotenoids and aroma components in different parts of tobacco leaf were analyzed and evaluated. [Result] Structural optimization treatment increased the total phenolic and flavonoid contents in tobacco leaves. After structural optimization treatment, the total phenolic content in tobacco leaves at 6,8,12 and 14 positions was increased by 30.00%, 21.70%, 13.10% and 5.00%, respectively, compared with the control, and the total flavonoid content in tobacco leaves at 4,10 and 12 positions was also significantly higher than that of the control. A total of 22 main volatile substances were detected by SPME-GC-MS, and the structure optimization treatment effectively increased the carotenoid content in tobacco leaves. The contents of aroma substances synthesized from carotenoids as precursors were all affected by the structure optimization treatment. And the influence degree of different leaf position is different. [Conclusion] Structure optimization treatment can effectively increase the contents of total phenol, total flavone and carotenoid in cured tobacco leaves of different leaf positions, improve the quality of tobacco leaves, and significantly increase the content of aroma components, which provides a certain theoretical and technical basis for improving the aroma quality of tobacco and cigarette quality. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The holding pole is a special lifting device for the construction of transmission towers. The optimization design model for the holding pole was established. The minimum mass was set as the optimization objective. The cross-section sizes of members, the connection modes of auxiliary members and the coordinates of the rocker joint were set the optimization variables. The allowable stress, displacement and buckling coefficient were taken as the constraining conditions. An improved sine cosine algorithm (ISCA) was proposed to carry out the size, shape and topology optimization designs of the holding pole. For the ISCA, the Lévy flight was introduced to enhance the global search ability, elite guidance strategy was applied to enhance the local search ability, and the greedy selection strategy was used to update the optimal solution. The example shows that, the ISCA can effectively solve the optimization design problems of spatial truss structures. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Gradient stiffened plates are widely used in aerospace, automotive, transportation and other fields for their excellent performance. Aiming at the gradient structure of gradient plate which leads to the problem of excessive computation and low efficiency of homogenization and two-scale optimization design, this paper adopts a machine learning method to build an artificial neural network with microstructure deformation parameters as input and equivalent stiffness coefficients as output, to realize the efficient prediction of equivalent stiffness. In the optimization process, this paper introduces unit design variables characterizing the deformation of the single cell to achieve explicit control of the local deformation of the gradient plate, and introduces mapping function node design variables to ensure that the local deformation of the single cell during the optimization process is consistent with the mapping function, which facilitates the decoupling of the twoscale optimization results. Numerical examples verify the effectiveness and correctness of the proposed method. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Aiming at the complexity and uncertainty of design variables of automotive front cabin cooling system, Chebyshev uncertainty analysis was applied to optimization design of front cabin cooling flow field to establish a model for reliability optimization for automotive front cabin cooling flow field range. Taking the front cabin cooling system of a car as an example, Chebyshev function was used to optimize the structure design. Selecting the average flow velocity and airflow volume of the cooler and radiator as the target thresholds, this article adopted k- ε turbulence model reliability for finite element analysis and analyzed iteration combined with Chebyshev reliability, to optimize the structure of the front cabin cooling module and improve the performance of the front cabin cooling flow field. The experimental results show that the performance of front cabin cooling flow field can be improved to some extent by increasing the front energy retaining foam section and optimizing the gap between the fan blade and the bracket. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The impact of different fin pitches on the heat transfer rate and heat storage capacity of fin-tube solid-liquid phase change heat storage units was investigated. Numerical simulations and experimental data were used to analyze four fin-tube phase change heat storage units with different spacing. Two groups of fin spacing models were selected to examine the effect of heating operation parameters on the heat storage characteristics. The results show that the model with the minimum fin pitch had a shorter entire melting time by 79. 57% and a lower heat storage capacity by 13. 31% compared to the model with the maximum fin pitch under the working temperature zone of the heat pump. The inlet water temperature increases, the melting time of the phase change material decreases, and the heat storage capacity increases. Compared to an inlet water temperature of 55 ℃, the melting time of the two models with an inlet water temperature of 70 ℃ was reduced by 64. 45% and 65. 77%, respectively, while the heat storage capacity increases by 17. 27% and 19. 35%, respectively. The melting of the phase change material was promoted by elevating the inlet mass flow. The whole melting time of the two models increases by 11. 54% and 8. 17% under the conditions of the maximum and minimum inlet mass flow. The heat storage capacity increased by 8. 10% and 16. 59% in 8 h. It was observed that exceeding this threshold inlet mass flow has only a minimal effect on the heat storage capacity. It is evident that decreasing the fin spacing not only reduces the heat storage capacity but also significantly increases the cost of the heat storage unit. Therefore, if the heat storage time is sufficient, a wider fin spacing can be considered to reduce the cost of the heat exchanger. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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