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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
211

Study of Paleo-Hydrological Conditions in Mid- to Downstream Area of the Kuroshio since 26 ka by Referring to Records of Core GH08-2004

Liu, Chin-Hsing 16 February 2012 (has links)
The Kuroshio, one of the most important western boundary currents of world, controls modern hydrology conditions of the East China Sea (ECS) and carries warm and saline water to high latitudes. Previous researches mentioned that the Kuroshio might change its flow path and volume in the ECS by East Asia monsoon (EAM), Equatorial climate conditions, or global sea level change during glacials. However, shifting or not of the Kuroshio out of the Okinawa Trough during Last Glacial Maximum (LGM) is still in debate. In this study, records derived from multi-proxies, include of Mg/Ca-based paleotemperatures and stable isotopes and foraminiferal census data, of core GH08-2004 was conducted for comparing with records derived from core MD012404 to understand the possible changes of the Kuroshio in the ESC since 26 ka. Our comparing results reveal that the surface hydrological environments have no obvious difference between eastern and western sides of the Ryukyu Arc and imply that the Kuroshio might not shifted outside of the OT during LGM. Otherwise, our reconstructed temperatures, oxygen isotopes and foraminiferal assemblages infer that the flowing volume of the Kuroshio was gradually increased since 19 ka associated with rising sea level. Thus we believe that emerged terrain caused by shallow sea level may be an important factor controlling the flowing path of the Kuroshio. In this study, differences of paleotemperatures and oxygen isotopes between G. ruber and N. dutertrei, surface and subsurface dweller, were decreased at the Holocene, whereas the delta values of carbon isotopes were larger meanwhile. This descrapncy implies that the East Asian winter and summer monsoons were enhanced synchronously.
212

Synthesis of Endohedral Metallofullerenes and Phosphino-fullerene Metal Complexes

Chen, Chia-Hsiang 23 July 2012 (has links)
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213

Erosion Characteristics of the Composite Electroplated Layer of Nickel-Diamond Powder under Static Single-Arc Discharge

Gao, Jian-ming 02 August 2004 (has links)
Diamond has superior characteristics, such as high hardness, high isolation, and high breakdown voltage, but it is also difficult to manufacture for industrial application. Because diamond is a nonconductor, the usual electrical discharge machining (EDM) method cannot be used. Hence, this study uses the plating nickel to keep the diamond powder as the composite electroplated layer of nickel-diamond powder. The variation of the composite layer and the diamond particle erosion characteristic after arc discharge can be realized by single-arc discharge. By the result of experiment, it can be known that the erosion area will be enlarged when the diamond particle is near to central erosion area, because the diamond that has good heat stability makes plasma to spread. The erosion area will be decreased when the diamond particle is near to edge of erosion area, because it stops the melted nickel to spread. The surface of diamond particle is broken slightly that the particle become more spherical and has some nickel remain on it when pulse voltage is less than 300 volt or the diamond particle is near to edge of erosion area. The surface of diamond particle is broken seriously that the particle is cracked to pieces when pulse voltage is more than 300 volt or the diamond particle is near to central erosion area.
214

Theoretical Analysis and Measurement for ESD Phenomenon

Lai, Po-Ching 28 June 2006 (has links)
The trends of present design in electronic systems are towards high speed, small size, and lower voltage levels. The noise immunity of high speed digital circuit decreases. ESD problem becomes more and more important for electric products because of the triboelectricity caused by human body with synthetic material. In this thesis we introduce the phenomenon in real life ESD caused by a charged human body source. Then we provide a good measurement method of ESD which enhances the repetition that gives a reliable and accurate result. Finally we try to build the numerical model for the air and contact discharge simulation by FDTD to provide a good measurement validation.
215

Dominant Spectra of Background Radiation in an SF_6 Post-Arc Channel

Tanaka, Yasunori, Yokomizu, Yasunobu, Ishikawa, Motohiro, Matsumura, Toshiro, Kito, Yukio 10 1900 (has links)
No description available.
216

The Mitigation of Voltage Flicker for Steel Factories by Static Var Compensators and Cogenerators

Tseng, Soa-Min 28 December 2000 (has links)
This investigates the voltage flicker problem of a large steel plant and presents the mitigation strategy by applying the static var compensator (SVC) and cogenerator. The fluctuation of real power and reactive power consumption by an arc furnace has been measured and recorded during the steel production process. The dynamic load model of the A/C arc furnace is derived based on the actual field data and has been included in the computer simulation by the CYME software package for load flow analysis. The block diagrams of SVC controller and the excitation system of cogenerators are considered to solve the response of reactive power compensation according to the voltage fluctuation of the control bus. To maintain the electric service reliability of arc furnace when an external utility fault occurs, the tie line tripping and load shedding is implemented to prevent the tripping of cogenerator after system disturbance. It is found that the dynamic load behavior of arc furnace in the isolated industrial power system can be well compensated by the cogenerator with adaptive control of exciter and governor to generate proper reactive power and real power according to the fluctuation of bus voltage and system frequency respectively.
217

A Design on the Bevel Gear with Circular-Tooth Profiles for Manufacturing

Hsieh, Ming-Lung 08 July 2003 (has links)
The bevel gears have been widely used for the intersected-axial transmission system for a long time. But mostly them are limited in the category of involute tooth profiles. It is believed that bevel gears with circular-arc tooth profile, similar to the Wildhaber-Novikov circular-arc helical gears, will improve the load capacity of the gear set. The bevel gears with circular-arc tooth profiles was firstly proposed by Kuo and Tsai in 2001. Although these new type of bevel gears can increase the load capacity of transmission, the expensive manufacturing process is still the problem. In this paper, the design parameters of bevel gear with circular-arc profiles developed by Kuo and Tsai are modified. Bevel gear set with spiral point contact path is developed. This improvement makes it possible to manufacturing the newly developed bevel gears in just a simple milling or/and grinding process with circular cutting edges. The manufacturing process is then cost down quit a lot. A method for checking the gear interference is also proposed. Finally, the 3D solid models of the bevel gear with circular-arc tooth profiles as well as the grinding wheel are constructed by using the computer software ¡§Pro/E¡¨. It is believed that the mathematical models and the design method developed in the thesis will provide a useful foundation for the further studies.
218

Fundamental Studies on Arc Characteristics and Erosion Mechanism of Electrical Contacts.

Chung, Ho-Hua 25 July 2003 (has links)
Abstract The arc behavior during the closing and opening of electrical contacts not only influences the surface morphology, but also causes the erosion of contact material. The mechanical stresses, the molten bridge, and the arc cause this erosion. Consequently, the erosion mechanism is very complex. Therefore, to avoid the influences of mechanical stresses and numerous arc striking, static-gap experiments with a single arc discharge are conducted to investigate the effects of pulse voltage, gap distance, and arc duration on the erosion characteristics and mechanism of silver based contact materials. Moreover, this experimental result is verified by the finding of the dynamic testing of electrical contacts. The results of the erosion characteristics show that the arcing and non-arcing regions have been distinguished at the supply voltage from 32 V to 500 V and the gap distance from 0.2 mm to 40 mm. The empirical formula for the minimum pulse voltage at arc initiation in terms of gap distance is established. When the pulse voltage is smaller than 200 V, the erosion area increases with increasing gap distance due to the action of the metallic-phase arc. However, when the pulse voltage is greater than 200 V, with increasing gap distance, the erosion area increases to a maxim, and finally diminishes due to the increase in the amount of gaseous-phase arc. The results of the erosion mechanism show that the arcing region is classified into three erosion patterns, namely, the molten metal bridge (B), metallic-phase arc (M), and gaseous-phase arc (G). At the gap distance of 0.2 mm, the erosion pattern of anode silver is varied from B, through B+M, and, M, to M+G. According to the electron transfer across triangular potential barrier, the thermionic emission causes the erosion patterns of B, B+M, and M, and mixed thermionic and field emission results in the erosion pattern of M+G. When the pulse voltage is 500 V, with increasing gap distance, the splashing of metallic particles around the anode crater becomes more dispersed, shorter with more silver powder, and finally disappeared with a little silver powder due to the influence of the gaseous-phase arc. The results of the anti-weld ability show that when the pulse voltage is 500 V and the arc energy is grater than 14 J at the static-gap experiments, the critical gap distance to produce welding for Ag-Ni, Ag-CdO, and Ag-SnO2 is 3 mm, 8 mm, and 15 mm, respectively. This indicates Ag-Ni contact possesses the best anti-weld ability. On the other hand, the results of dynamic testing of electrical contacts show that at the arc energy less than 10 J, the anti-erosion, anti-weld ability, and the welding area are seen to increase with contact materials in the following order: Ag-CdO > Ag-SnO2 > Ag-Ni. However, when the arc energy is greater than 10 J, the anti-erosion, anti-weld ability, and the erosion area are seen to increase in the reverse order: Ag-SnO2 < Ag-CdO < Ag-Ni, which are in very good agreement with the results of static-gap experiments. Furthermore, the erosion surface of the silver-based contact materials can be observed and analyzed by using the X-ray diffraction method (XRD), differential thermal analysis (DTA), and gravitation thermal analyzer (GTA). Results show that when the arc energy is greater than 14 J, Ag-CdO and Ag-SnO2 have been decomposed into Ag-Cd and Ag-Sn alloys, respectively, which reduce their anti-weld ability. On the other hand, the welding trend has been reduced due to the dispersion of NiO on the surface of Ag-Ni contact. Consequently, the anti-erosion and anti-weld ability for the Ag-Ni contacts are better than those of the other Ag-MeO contact materials.
219

Arc Furnace Voltage Flicker Prediction Based on Chaos Theory

Chen, Kuan-hung 11 July 2008 (has links)
Voltage flicker limitation of electric utilities has been discussed in the past three decades. Arc furnace is one of the most disturbing loads that cause flicker problems in the power network. If displeasing flicker levels are predictable, then corrective solution such as static var compensation or furnace controls could be developed in cooperation between the utility and the customer. In the past, the electric fluctuations in the arc furnace voltage have been proven to be chaotic in nature. This thesis proposes a phase space approach based on nonlinearity chaotic techniques to analyze and predict voltage flicker. The determination of the phase space dimension and the application of Lyapunov exponent for flicker prediction are described. Test results have shown that accurate prediction results are obtainable for short term flicker prediction based on chaos theory.
220

Modélisation tridimensionnelle de l'amorçage de l'arc électrique dans un disjoncteur basse-tension

Piqueras, Laure Jeandel, Denis. January 2006 (has links) (PDF)
Thèse de doctorat : sciences. Mécanique des fluides : Ecully, Ecole centrale de Lyon : 2006. / 81 réf.

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