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The simultaneous propagation of ocean winds and waves is accompanied by significant mutual coupling. In order to meet the numerical simulation requirements of the synchronized propagation of ocean random winds and random waves, a numerical simulation method for joint propagation of pulsating wind and random waves was proposed based on the programming development platform MATLAB and the computational fluid dynamics (CFD) software platform Fluent. Using this numerical method, a numerical wave flume for random wind-wave joint propagation was constructed, and the numerical simulation results of random wind, random waves, and random wind-wave joint propagation in the numerical wave flume were calculated and verified. The results show that the numerical simulation of pulsating wind speed matches well with the theoretical calculation of pulsating wind speed, as well as the numerical simulation of random waves matches well with the theoretical calculation of random waves. The established numerical wind-wave flume for random wind-wave joint propagation has reliability and applicability in the numerical simulation of synchronized propagation of random winds and random waves. The research provides a platform foundation for the study of the coupled effects of wind and waves on offshore wind and wave environment elements and the wind-wave joint action of marine engineering structures. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In order to optimize the joint scheme of bidirectional loading truss reinforced concrete composite slab and improve its stress performance at the joint position, a new type of composite slab with the pocket joint was designed. Relative slip is easy to occur between the new and old concrete combined interface, which influence the global bearing capacity of the truss reinforced concrete composite slab, therefore, the composite surface sliding was considered in the stress performance studying of truss reinforced concrete composite slab using the finite element method. The influences of connection modes, thickness of cast-in-place layer and additional reinforcement on stress performance of composite slab were studied according to the numerical analysis of the cast-in-situ slab, composite slab connection without gaps and pocket joint composite slab. The results show that the new pocket joint can make the bearing capacity of truss reinforced concrete composite slab better, and guarantee the effective transmission of the force between the precursor layer and cast-in-place floor concrete, adding cast-in-place layer thickness can effectively improve the bearing capacity of a truss reinforced concrete composite slab, and the influence of additional reinforcing ratio on truss reinforced concrete composite slab bearing capacity is particularly obvious as well, so the bearing capacity of the slab increases with the increase of the additional reinforcement ratio within limits. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The Impella-like catheter pump assisted centralized parameter model of cardiovascular and coronary artery system was constructed to investigate the hemodynamics of patients with coronary stenosis and the influence of catheter pump on coronary artery system by numerical method. The results show that different auxiliary modes of catheter pump can effectively improve the cardiovascular cardiac output in patients with left main stenosis complicated with heart failure for helping the left ventricle unload. The variable speed model and constant speed model of the catheter pump can effectively improve the blood perfusion volume and coronary pressure of coronary artery in the case of stenosis to maintain the stability of hemodynamics. When the stenosis degrees of left main trunk are 60% and 80%, the flow rates of left main trunk can be respectively increased by 38.1% and 47.4% at variable speed, which are higher than those at constant speed mode. Compared with constant speed assisted mode, variable speed mode has obvious advantages for improving cardiac output, stenosis coronary artery flow and blood flow pulsatility. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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With the worsening of environmental pollution and energy crisis, the research and application of luminescent fiber have attracted the attention of many researchers. Luminescent fiber not only has good mechanical properties of ordinary fiber, but also has many excellent properties, such as luminescence, environmental friendliness, biocompatibility, anti-aging, and sustainable luminescence. Luminescent fiber is mainly divided into fluorescent fiber and noctilucent fiber, and noctilucent fiber can be further divided into spontaneous fiber and optical storage fiber. Luminescent fibers emit light by absorbing external energy, storing energy and emitting photons in a recurring process. The use of luminescent fiber can alleviate the problem of resource shortage and meet the demand of energy conservation and emission reduction in China. In this paper, the classification, luminescence mechanism, preparation method and application of luminescent fibers were reviewed and summarized, in order to provide theoretical support for further study of luminescent fibers. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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It is inevitable to evaluate the aerodynamic heat and the ablation of thermal protection material for designing a hypersonic aircraft. A coupling method is presented for the calculation of aerodynamic heat, material ablation and transient temperature distribution. The method and program are validated by experimental data. The results indicate that the method has higher precision and efficiency. For a given trajectory, the aerodynamic heat, ablation performance of thermal protection layer and temperature filed are predicted by the coupling method. The proposed method can be used to calculate the ablation and temperature distribution in given operation conditions in design phase which is referable for the design of multi-layer thermal protection material for hypersonic aircrafts. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]