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Journal of Central South University

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Cơ quản chủ quản:  JOURNAL OF CENTRAL SOUTH UNIV , Springer Science + Business Media

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Metals and AlloysEngineering (miscellaneous)

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Fretting instability characteristics for gear shaft shoulder
Tập 21 - Trang 3746-3752 - 2014
Guo-hai Jia, Jin-ke Gong, Jia-qiang E, Hao Cai, Shu-hui Wang
In order to solve fretting instability problem of gear shaft shoulder due to torsional vibration in mechanical system, the mathematical model of fretting instability vibration of gear shaft shoulder was established by adopting the method of combining kinematics and tribology, and the numerical analysis was applied to the fretting instability mechanism of gear shaft shoulder by introducing the friction instability damping ratio. The numerical results show that the main factors causing the unstable and vibrating gear shaft shoulder are the large tightening torque and too large static friction coefficient. The reasonable values of the static friction coefficient, the amount of interference and tightening torque can effectively mitigate the fretting instability phenomenon of gear shaft shoulder. The experimental results verify that damping plays a significant role in eliminating the vibration of gear shaft control system.
Combustion and emission characteristics of diesel/n-butanol blends with split-injection and exhaust gas recirculation stratification
Tập 29 - Trang 2189-2200 - 2022
Yi Sun, Wan-chen Sun, Liang Guo, Yu-ying Yan, Hao Zhang, Xiu-ling Li
Oxygen fuels have broad application prospects and great potential for realizing efficient and clean combustion, and hence this study applies diesel/n-butanol blends to explore the influence of split-injection strategy on combustion and emission characteristics. Simultaneously, changing the way of exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) gas introduction forms uneven in-cylinder components distribution, and utilizing EGR stratification optimizes the combustion process and allows better emission results. The results show that the split-injection strategy can reduce the NOx emissions and keep smoke opacity low compared with the single injection, but the rise in accumulation mode particles is noticeable. NOx emissions show an upward trend as the injection interval expands, while soot emissions are significantly reduced. The increase in pre-injection proportion causes the apparent low-temperature heat release, and the two-stage heat release can be observed during the process of main combustion heat release. More pre-injection mass makes NOx gradually increase, but smoke opacity reaches the lowest point at 15% pre-injection proportion. EGR stratification can optimize the emission results under the split injection strategy, especially the considerable suppression of accumulation mode particulate emissions. Above all, fuel stratification coupled with EGR stratification is beneficial for further realizing the in-cylinder purification of pollutants.
Visualization of flatness pattern recognition based on T-S cloud inference network
Tập 22 - Trang 560-566 - 2015
Xiu-ling Zhang, Liang Zhao, Jia-yin Zang, Hong-min Fan
Flatness pattern recognition is the key of the flatness control. The accuracy of the present flatness pattern recognition is limited and the shape defects cannot be reflected intuitively. In order to improve it, a novel method via T-S cloud inference network optimized by genetic algorithm (GA) is proposed. T-S cloud inference network is constructed with T-S fuzzy neural network and the cloud model. So, the rapid of fuzzy logic and the uncertainty of cloud model for processing data are both taken into account. What’s more, GA possesses good parallel design structure and global optimization characteristics. Compared with the simulation recognition results of traditional BP Algorithm, GA is more accurate and effective. Moreover, virtual reality technology is introduced into the field of shape control by LabVIEW, MATLAB mixed programming. And virtual flatness pattern recognition interface is designed. Therefore, the data of engineering analysis and the actual model are combined with each other, and the shape defects could be seen more lively and intuitively.
Deformation prediction and analysis of underground mining during stacking of dry gangue in open-pit based on response surface methodology
Tập 25 - Trang 406-417 - 2018
Xian-yang Qiu, Jia-yao Chen, Xiu-zhi Shi, Shu Zhang, Jian Zhou, Xin Chen
Deformation prediction and the analysis of underground goaf are important to the safe and efficient recovery of residual ore when shifting from open-pit mining to underground mining. To address the comprehensive problem of stability in the double mined-out area of the Tong-Lv-Shan (TLS) mine, which employed the dry stacked gangue technology, this paper applies the function fitting theory and a regression analysis method to screen the sensitive interval of four influencing factors based on single-factor experiments and the numerical simulation software FLAC3D. The influencing factors of the TLS mine consist of the column thickness (d), gob area span (D), boundary pillar thickness (h) and height of tailing gangue (H). The fitting degree between the four factors and the displacement of the gob roof (W) is reasonable because the correlation coefficient (R2) is greater than 0.9701. After establishing 29 groups that satisfy the principles of Box-Behnken design (BBD), the dry gangue tailings process was re-simulated for the selected sensitive interval. Using a combination of an analysis of variance (ANOVA), regression equations and a significance analysis, the prediction results of the response surface methodology (RSM) show that the significant degree for the stability of the mined-out area for the factors satisfies the relationship of h>D>d>H. The importance of the four factors cannot be disregarded in a comparison of the prediction results of the engineering test stope in the TLS mine. By comparing the data of monitoring points and function prediction, the proposed method has shown promising results, and the prediction accuracy of RSM model is acceptable. The relative errors of the two test stopes are 1.67% and 3.85%, respectively, which yield satisfactory reliability and reference values for the mines.
Review of aerodynamics of high-speed train-bridge system in crosswinds
Tập 27 Số 4 - Trang 1054-1073 - 2020
Xuhui He, Huan Li
Discrimination of mining microseismic events and blasts using convolutional neural networks and original waveform
Tập 27 Số 10 - Trang 3078-3089 - 2020
Longjun Dong, Zheng Tang, Xibing Li, Yongchao Chen, Jinchun Xue
Integration of CALPHAD calculations and nanoindentation test for the design of low-modulus near-β titanium
- 2023
Yueyan Tian, Kun Jiang, Zi-xuan Deng, Kaige Wang, Hongyu Zhang, Libin Liu, Ligang Zhang
High efficient Sr/S isolation for preparing Sr(OH)2 from celestite (SrSO4) in alkaline solution
Tập 26 - Trang 219-228 - 2019
Si-ming Chen, Dong-ping Duan, Yan Liu, E Zhou, Hong-liang Han, Xing-wu Zou
The bottleneck of strontium compounds preparing from celestite is the promotion of Sr/S isolation efficiency. Low energy consumption and zero release method for isolating Sr/S in preparing Sr(OH)2 process from celestite in mild condition was described. Sr element remained in precipitation with formation of Sr(OH)2, while S element entered into leachate with formation of Na2SO4. The effects of initial concentration of NaOH, conversion temperature, liquid-to-solid (L/S) ratio and conversion time on Sr/S ratio of samples for celestite conversion were systematically investigated by experiments. The results demonstrated that the efficiency of Sr/S isolation increased with the initial concentration of NaOH, L/S ratio and conversion time, and decreased with conversion temperature. The maximum conversion ratio of Sr(OH)2 was 93.88% under the optimum condition, whose Sr/S ratio of sample could reach to 41.16. It illustrated that better isolation efficiency of celestite could be achieved in alkaline treatment. The results of SEM-EDS analyses demonstrated that the conversion reaction was a dissolution-precipitation process.
Springback analysis and strategy for multi-stage thin-walled parts with complex geometries
Tập 24 - Trang 1582-1593 - 2017
Yao Wang, Li-hui Lang, S. Lauridsen, Peng Kan
Springback of a SUS321 complex geometry part formed by the multi-stage rigid-flexible compound process was studied through numerical simulations and laboratory experiments in this work. The sensitivity analysis was provided to have an insight in the effect of the evaluated process parameters. Furthermore, in order to minimize the springback problem, an accurate springback simulation model of the part was established and validated. The effects of the element size and timesteps on springback model were further investigated. Results indicate that the custom mesh size is beneficial for the springback simulation, and the four timesteps are found suited for the springback analysis for the complex geometry part. Finally, a strategy for reducing the springback by changing the geometry of the blank is proposed. The optimal blank geometry is obtained and used for manufacturing the part.