5 results on '"Huang, Mengyao"'
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2. Design of Ultraviolet Flue Gas Analyzer Based on Recursive Iterative Algorithm
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Xu Shuping, Dong Qiyu, Huang Mengyao, and Su Xiaohui
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Absorbance ,Superposition principle ,Flue gas ,Spectrum analyzer ,Materials science ,Observational error ,Iterative method ,Ultraviolet light ,Absorption (electromagnetic radiation) ,Computational physics - Abstract
In order to accurately detect the concentration of various elemental gases in flue gas, based on beer-lambert's law and the multivariate superposition of absorbance, this paper proposes a mutually recursive iterative algorithm for solving multi-gas concentration. The algorithm uses different gases to absorb ultraviolet light at 190nm ~ 290nm with different characteristic absorption peaks. According to the degree of absorption of photons by primary and secondary gases, it carries out multiple recursive iterative operations until the difference of concentration between two adjacent gases is less than a specific value. The experimental results show that the measurement error of gas concentration is within 3%, which meets the design requirements.
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- 2019
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3. Design of Smoke Detection Algorithm Based on UV Spectroscopy
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Li Chen, Huang Mengyao, Su Xiaohui, and Xu Shuping
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Absorbance ,Flue gas ,Wavelength ,Ultraviolet visible spectroscopy ,Materials science ,Iterative method ,Interference (wave propagation) ,Absorption (electromagnetic radiation) ,Measure (mathematics) ,Algorithm - Abstract
The difficulty of using ultraviolet spectroscopy to measure the harmful components of flue gas is that the gases have mutual interference and their characteristic absorption peaks also interfere with each other. In this paper, we propose a cyclic iterative algorithm to solve the problem of mutual interference between gases by using Lambert-Beer’s law and absorbance. The algorithm uses different UV-light wavelengths at 190 nm–290 nm for different characteristics of UV light with different absorption peaks. The iteration is repeated until the concentration difference between adjacent two gases is less than a certain value. It is considered that the elemental gas The exact concentration, and through the programming to achieve the results. The experimental results show that the algorithm can calculate the actual exact concentration of various simple gases in the mixed gas, and the accuracy error does not exceed 3%. The actual gas detection requirements can be met.
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- 2019
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4. Readings of Portable UV Spectrum Analyzer Data Based on Raspberry Pi
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Xu Pei, Huang Mengyao, and Xu Shuping
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Raspberry pi ,Spectrum analyzer ,Materials science ,Computer Science ,Uv spectrum ,Analytical chemistry - Abstract
Most of the spectrometer has the advantages of large volume, inconvenient carrying, slow data reading, long development cycle and high cost. In view of this situation, this paper presents a raspberry based portable spectrum analyzer. The general structure, working principle and data reading principle of the portable ultraviolet spectrum analyzer system based on raspberry faction are introduced in detail. And the raspberry sent a brief introduction, and finally introduced the raspberry pie to the development of the environment configuration, and the use of Python-Qt prepared control software for data read. The final test shows that the system interface is simple and friendly, stable operation, you can quickly read the data from the spectrometer, to meet the actual requirements.
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- 2019
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5. Polyoxometalate nanomaterials for enhanced reactive oxygen species theranostics.
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Liu, Jiale, Huang, Mengyao, Zhang, Xinyu, Hua, Zhongyu, Feng, Zeran, Dong, Yi, Sun, Tiedong, Sun, Xiao, and Chen, Chunxia
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NANOSTRUCTURED materials , *ALZHEIMER'S disease , *COMPANION diagnostics , *BACTERIAL contamination , *MATERIALS science , *NANOMEDICINE , *REACTIVE oxygen species - Abstract
Herein, an overview of the research progress in polyoxometalate nanomaterials for enhanced reactive oxygen species theranostics was carried out. This review can offer other researchers a summarized picture of the various advancements in this field, as well as some limitations which might need to be improved upon before further progress into clinical translation and broad use. [Display omitted] • Reactive oxygen species (ROS)-based nanomaterials hold great potential in disease theranostics. • Polyoxometalate nanomaterials demonstrate excellent ROS modulation capabilities in various diseases and biosensing. • Clinical potential, challenges, and future directions of various polyoxometalate nanomaterials are latest summarized. • This review can further promote the development of polyoxometalate nanomaterials from basic scientific research to clinical transformation. The dual effects of reactive oxygen species (ROS) on living organisms have become a hot research topic in the biomedical field. Excessive ROS triggers oxidative imbalances in the body, which damage biomolecules, normal cells, and even organs, and lead to inflammation, organ injury, aging, and diseases such as Alzheimer's disease. ROS levels can also be regulated to attack tumors and bacteria. Benefiting from the rapid advances in nanoscience, the potential of polyoxometalates (POMs) to modulate ROS has been intensively investigated in many fields of modern medicine. This paper reviews recent major breakthroughs in ROS-based POMs for various disease treatment and sensing diagnostics, including for treating tumors, Alzheimer's disease, aging, bacterial contamination, organ injury, and the sensing of dopamine, artemisinin, ascorbic acid, and Fe2+ to aid in diagnosis. In this review, we have provided researchers with the latest information in this field by concisely analyzing the intrinsic link between ROS and diseases with sensing and have highlighted the mechanisms by which POM-based nanoplatforms modulate ROS. Additionally, the clinical potential of POM-based nanoplatforms, and their future challenges and directions for development have also been summarized. This review will assist researchers in developing more ROS-based POM nanoplatforms and other nanomaterials to generate more advanced therapeutic and diagnostic technologies to benefit humans, while advancing materials science and biomedicine. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2022
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