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Glass fibers are widely used in reinforcement materials, insulation materials, building materials and other fields because of their advantages of light weight, high strength and corrosion resistance. However, glass fibers are easy to wear and break during the weaving process, which brings challenges to their practical production and application. Polyurethane can form a protective film on the surface of glass fiber due to its excellent elasticity, flexibility and wear resistance, which can improve its mechanical properties and wear resistance. The adhesion between glass fibers and polyurethane can be further improved by using suitable silane coupling agent. The interfacial bonding mechanism of anionic waterborne polyurethane (AWPU) and glass fibers (GFs) was investigated by molecular dynamics simulation and experimental verification. The effects of three common silane coupling agents on the interface bonding properties of polyurethane/glass fibers were studied, and the best sizing agent combination was selected to improve the overall properties of glass fibers. In this study, AWPU was selected as the sizing agent, and the molecular mechanism of AWPU/GF interface was analyzed by molecular dynamics simulation method. Three common silane coupling agents (KH550, KH560 and KH570) were selected to simulate their performance in interface bonding, and experiments were designed to verify the simulation results. In the experiment, the mechanical properties of glass fibers under different coupling agent combinations were tested, including breaking strength and wear resistance. The simulation results showed that the three silane coupling agents could improve the interface binding ability of polyurethane slurry on the glass fiber surface, and the average interface binding energy of AWPU/KH570/GF model was the highest ( 191. 488 kcal/mol). The experimental results are consistent with the simulation results, indicating that KH570 can improve the interface bonding property between polyurethane sizing agents and glass fibers to the greatest extent. In the single factor experiment, when the mass fraction of KH570 is 4%, the breaking strength and wear resistance of the sizing glass fiber are increased by 5.6% and 14.7%, respectively, compared with that without KH570, and the bunching performance is the best. It is found through molecular dynamics simulation and experimental verification that AWPU/KH570 is the best sizing agent combination. After further experimental optimization, the best sizing effect can be obtained when the mass fraction of AWPU and KH570 is 20% and 4%, respectively. In this study the effects of different silane coupling agents on the binding properties of PU/ glass fiber interface are investigated by molecular dynamics simulation and experimental verification for the first time and it is found that AWPU/ KH570 is the best sizing agent combination. This research method is not only fast and efficient but also reduces the waste of experimental materials which has high theoretical value and practical guiding significance. Future studies can further optimize molecular dynamics simulation parameters and explore more types of silane coupling agents and polyurethane combinations. At the same time it is necessary to expand the application range of the research results by combining with other high-performance fiber materials so as to provide theoretical support and technical guidance for the development of new high-performance fiber materials. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

[Objective] To study the effects of different soil conditioners on the yield and quality of edamame in coastal saline-alkali soil. [Method] Five different conditioners were applied to the coastal saline-alkali land in Hangzhou Bay, Cixi, Ningbo. They were calcium ion exchange agents (T1), microbial algal fertilizer (T2), microbial fertilizer (T3), biochemical fulvic acid (T4), and mineral source potassium fulvic acid (T5). The effects of different treatments on the yield and quality of edamame were tracked and investigated. [Result] T, treatment significantly increased the yield of edamame in coastal saline-alkali soil, with 9 732. 4 kg/hm², a yield increase of 71.96 % over CK. The next two were T4 and T5, with significant differences in yield. Applying soil conditioner could increase the content of ascorbic acid and starch in edamame, but had no significant effect on the content of amino acids and crude protein. T, treatment and T, treatment significantly increased the ascorbic acid content of edamame, reaching 13. 55 and 11.69 µg/g. T3 treatment and T2 treatment significantly increased the starch content of edamame, reaching 26. 79 and 22. 11 mg/g respectively. [Conclusion] Applying soil conditioner can significantly increase the yield and improve the quality of edamame in coastal saline-alkali soil, which can provide certain guidance for improving the coastal saline-alkali soil to some extent. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In order to simulate the non-stationary typhoon wind field of overhead transmission lines, a simulation method for the non-stationary typhoon wind field of overhead transmission lines was proposed, taking into account the turbulence intensity and gust factor characteristics and their effects of the non-stationary pulsating wind field. Firstly, the Spline interpolation method was used to generate time-varying average wind speed, and the harmonic synthesis method of updating time-varying average wind speed was used to simulate fluctuating wind speed. Then, based on the three-dimensional wind spectrum power density function, the time-varying power spectrum of the typhoon wind field was constructed, taking into account the spatial correlation of the wind field, and the modulation evolution power spectrum was obtained, which is compared with the simulated typhoon power spectrum. Finally, taking the coastal 500 kV overhead transmission line as an example, the rationality of the typhoon simulation method was verified. The research results indicate that as the basic time interval increases, the proportion of non-stationary factors in typhoons increases. The non-stationary typhoon simulation method proposed can achieve the simulation of non-stationary typhoon wind fields on transmission lines. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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At present, in the actual application conditions of the driven wheel hub bearing unit, there was a problem of frequent relative creep between the inner ring and the flange shaft.However, the anti-creep design of the inner ring lacked targeted theoretical research. To this end, an experimental study was carried out on the design of the inner ring to resist creep. Firstly, based on the force analysis and finite element software, the peripheral matching conditions and influencing factors of the inner ring and the flange shaft were analyzed.Then, based on the customized interference and locking force, static and dynamic dual creep tests between the inner ring and the flange shaft were carried out, and the friction coefficient of the end face was analyzed.Finally, through the inner ring static and dynamic creep tests, the interference between the inner ring and the flange shaft and the influence of the wheel hub bearing locking axial force on the creep was obtained.The result indicated that the interference design is 0.045 mm～0.060 mm between the inner ring and the flange shaft, and the locking with an axial force is not less than 100 kN, which can make the driven wheel hub bearing have excellent creep resistance, meet the requirements of no creep under the load condition of 0.7 g for passenger cars. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In order to master the dynamic response characteristics of transmission tower in mountainous area, taking the T-shaped transmission tower of 800kV UHV transmission line in mountainous area as the object, the finite element model of transmission tower rolling stone impact is established by using nonlinear explicit dynamic analysis software. The rod deformation, stress and time history change in the impact area of transmission tower are studied. The effects of rolling stone impact position, velocity, angle and mass on the impact response of transmission tower are analysed. The calculation formula of peak impact force of rolling stone of transmission tower is given and compared. The results show that the rolling stone impact force of transmission tower presents a triangular pulse shape, with short duration and large impact force; The deformation of auxiliary materials in the impact area of transmission tower is large, and the stress of its rod is the most unfavourable. During the impact, the stress level of the tower rod reaches the peak value instantaneously, then oscillates and decays rapidly, and gradually tends to be stable; After the impact of rolling stone, the tower pole will undergo plastic deformation, and the residual axial stress level of the tower pole is greater than the residual shear stress; When the impact position of the rolling stone is 1/6 to 1/8 tower height, the peak impact force of the rolling stone and the residual axial stress of the rod are relatively large. When the impact angle is 0 °, the impact response of transmission tower is the most severe. The impact velocity and rolling stone diameter have great influence on the impact response of transmission tower; The peak value fitting formula of impact force can be used to estimate the impact force of rolling stone of transmission tower. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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肺炎是高血压脑出血术后的常见并发症,其发生的危险因素涉及患者自身状态、脑损害程度、及各种医源性损伤等,高龄、全身性基础疾病可导致患者免疫力下降、肺炎易感性增加,脑出血本身可导致意识障碍及吞咽功能障碍,同时麻醉手术及有创性诊疗操作均可能导致气道屏障功能损伤、误吸增加导致肺炎的发生.肺炎主要临床表现为发热、呼吸困难及痰液改变,诊断通常需要结合胸部影像学检查、相关血清学及病原学检查综合评估.对高血压脑出血术后患者,采取床头抬高、呼吸功能锻炼、口腔护理以及吞咽功能评估等处理可能减少肺炎的发生;对于已经发生肺炎的患者,应早期诊断并采取合理抗生素治疗,同时加强体位引流及营养支持治疗. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In order to reduce effect of laser crystal heat yielded by the high power output of LD pumped full solid state laser,ANSYS finite element analysis software was used to analyze the nonlinear property of the thermal conductivity of the crystal with the temperature change. The Cr,Nd:GSGG crystal internal temperature field and thermal stress field distribution were obtained. The heat transfer coefficients of the cooling water and the crystal were simulated,as well as the temperature of cooling water. The temperature field distribution of the crystal after grinding the end surface,the stress distribution and deformation were obtained. The simulation results show that increasing heat transfer coefficients of cooling water and the crystal,or reducing the temperature of the cooling water can effectively reduce the temperature in the crystal rods,and the end face of the appropriate grinding also plays a role for the improvement of thermal lens effect. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Objective: To analyze the curative effects of laparoscopic radical prostatectomy for the prostate cancer and the its effect on the level serum hormones levels. Methods: 86 patients with prostate cancer were selected and divided into the control group and the observation group with 43 cases in each group according to the draw method. The control group was treated by open radical prostatectomy, while the observation group was treated by laparoscopic radical prostatectomy. The operation indicators, serum follicle stimulating hormone (FSH), luteinizing hormone (LH), dihydrotestosterone (DHT), free testosterone (FT), total testosterone (T), prostate specific antigen (T-PSA, F-PSA) levels, CD3+, CD4+, CD8+, CD4+/CD8+ before and after the surgery as well as the occurrence of postoperative complications were compared between two groups. Results: The operation time of observation group was significantly longer than that of the control group, and the blood loss, bowel function recovery time, hospital stay, pain scores of observation group was significantly lower or shorter than those of the control group (P＜0.05). No significant difference was found in the serum FSH, LH, DHT, FT, T, T-PSA, F-PSA levels before and after the surgery between two group(P＞0.05). The CD3+, CD4+, CD4+/CD8+ of observation group was significantly higher than those of the control group (P＜0.05), the CD8+ of observation group was lower than that of the control group(P＜ 0.05). The incidence rate of postoperative complication in the observation group was significantly lower than that of the control group (P＜0.05). Conclusion: Laparoscopic radical prostatectomy could play a similar effect with the open surgery on the tumor control, it could improve the level of serum testosterone, immune function with high safety. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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