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The rapid prototypes of different printing temperature by Objet30 Stratasys Pro printer were found a certain difference in performance in the process of using the process.In order to studied the effect of printing temperature on the rapid prototyping of photosensitive resin, tensile and bending tests were carried out on the rapid prototyping parts at 12°C, 18°C, 21°C, 23°C, 25°C, 30°C,respectively,and the rigidity and surface roughness of rapid prototyping parts were measured.Research shows：the tensile strength increases with the increase of printing temperature , tensile elastic modulus fluctuates with the printing temperature , they all increases rapidly after 25°C;The bending strength increases proportional with the increase of printing temperature, and the bending modulus increases first and then tends to decrease with the increase of printing temperature;The hardness value increases slowly with the increase of printing temperature, and increases obviously after 20°C,the hardness value in the middle of the prototype parts is bigger than the edge parts；The surface roughness with increasing printing temperature, although it is floating up and down, but have little effect.

Four drip points was monitored for a year in Jiangjun cave, Anshun county of Guizhou province, China. The result shows that drip water responding to rainfall is very quick (0-9 days). Drip water chemical components are directly originated from soil and greatly affected by the soil thickness. The thinner soil is, the less substances water dissolves. Water passes more quickly, which decreases the possibility of dilution happening in drip water, simultaneously, increases the contribution of rock to drip compositions. In some cases, JJD-1 and JJD-4 are affected by dilution, however, different sources of water affect drip water dynamic process, which leads to piston flow for JJD-1, and increase drip ratio and water head pressure for JJD-2 as well while water is of much quantity. All of these processes affect drip compositions in second effect intensity. Element variations of 4 drip waters are mainly controlled by the process of rock dissolution and calcite precipitation while water transports in the route and acts with soil and rock. Consequently, as an important karst environmental factor, soil decides and controls drip compositions of cave drip waters, which means more attentions must be paid to soil in future study.