28 results on '"Jingfu Wang"'
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2. Three-dimensional evaluation of dental characteristics in patients with Cleidocranial dysplasia
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Yang Lu, Jingfu Wang, Li Li, and Xiaodong Zhang
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Cleidocranial dysplasia ,CBCT ,Supernumerary teeth ,Dentistry ,RK1-715 - Abstract
Abstract Background Cleidocranial dysplasia (CCD) is an autosomal dominant hereditary disorder. Besides skeletal abnormalities, CCD is often associated with dental complications, such as multiple supernumerary teeth and permanent teeth impaction or delayed eruption. Methods Supernumerary teeth of axial, sagittal and coronal CBCT view was characterized in detail and 3D image reconstruction was performed. Number and location of teeth, morphology of supernumerary teeth, positional relationship between supernumerary and adjacent permanent teeth, direction of supernumerary teeth in CCD patients were analyzed. Results The mean age of the 3 CCD patients in this study was 16.7 years. Among 36 supernumerary teeth, the majority of them were identified as apical side located and lingual side located. Normal orientation was the most common type in this study, followed by sagittal orientation, and horizontal orientation. Horizontal orientation teeth were all distributed in the mandible. Supernumerary teeth exhibited significantly shorter crown and dental-root lengths, as well as smaller crown mesiodistal and buccolingual diameters (P
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- 2024
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3. The role of voltage-gated calcium channel α2δ-1 in the occurrence and development in myofascial orofacial pain
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Yang Lu, Jingfu Wang, Li Li, and Xiaodong Zhang
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Voltage-gated calcium channel ,Myofascial orofacial pain ,Cavα2δ-1 ,Dentistry ,RK1-715 - Abstract
Abstract Patients who suffer from myofascial orofacial pain could affect their quality of life deeply. The pathogenesis of pain is still unclear. Our objective was to assess Whether Voltage-gated calcium channel α2δ-1(Cavα2δ-1) is related to myofascial orofacial pain. Rats were divided into the masseter tendon ligation group and the sham group. Compared with the sham group, the mechanical pain threshold of the masseter tendon ligation group was reduced on the 4th, 7th, 10th and 14th day after operation(P
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- 2024
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4. Characteristics of Bacterial Community Structure and Function in Artificial Soil Prepared Using Red Mud and Phosphogypsum
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Yong Liu, Zhi Yang, Lishuai Zhang, Hefeng Wan, Fang Deng, Zhiqiang Zhao, and Jingfu Wang
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bacterial community ,microbial function ,artificial soil ,red mud ,phosphogypsum ,soil evolution ,Biology (General) ,QH301-705.5 - Abstract
The preparation of artificial soil is a potential cooperative resource utilization scheme for red mud and phosphogypsum on a large scale, with a low cost and simple operation. The characteristics of the bacterial community structure and function in three artificial soils were systematically studied for the first time. Relatively rich bacterial communities were formed in the artificial soils, with relatively high abundances of bacterial phyla (e.g., Cyanobacteria, Proteobacteria, Actinobacteriota, and Chloroflexi) and bacterial genera (e.g., Microcoleus_PCC-7113, Rheinheimera, and Egicoccus), which can play key roles in various nutrient transformations, resistance to saline–alkali stress and pollutant toxicity, the enhancement of various soil enzyme activities, and the ecosystem construction of artificial soil. There were diverse bacterial functions (e.g., photoautotrophy, chemoheterotrophy, aromatic compound degradation, fermentation, nitrate reduction, cellulolysis, nitrogen fixation, etc.), indicating the possibility of various bacteria-dominated biochemical reactions in the artificial soil, which can significantly enrich the nutrient cycling and energy flow and enhance the fertility of the artificial soil and the activity of the soil life. The bacterial communities in the different artificial soils were generally correlated with major physicochemical factors (e.g., pH, OM, TN, AN, and AP), as well as enzyme activity factors (e.g., S-UE, S-SC, S-AKP, S-CAT, and S-AP), which comprehensively illustrates the complexity of the interaction between bacterial communities and environmental factors in artificial soils, and which may affect the succession direction of bacterial communities, the quality of the artificial soil environment, and the speed and direction of the development and maturity of the artificial soil. This study provides an important scientific basis for the synergistic soilization of two typical industrial solid wastes, red mud and phosphogypsum, specifically for the microbial mechanism, for the further evolution and development of artificial soil prepared using red mud and phosphogypsum.
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- 2024
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5. Numerical Study on Chemical Kinetic Characteristics of Counterflow Diffusion Flame Extinction of Methane/Ammonia/Air Flame under High Pressure or Air Preheating Temperature
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Ying Chen, Jingfu Wang, Jian Zhang, and Yi Li
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methane/ammonia mixed fuel ,counterflow diffusion flame ,chemical kinetic characteristics ,extinction limits ,Organic chemistry ,QD241-441 - Abstract
Green ammonia has become an increasingly popular fuel in recent years because of its combustion process without carbon oxide release. Adding ammonia to methane fuel for co-combustion has become one of the important research topics in the current combustion field. In the present study, the CH4/NH3/Air counterflow diffusion flame was taken as the research object, and Chemkin-2019 R3 software was used to explore and analyze the flame extinction limit and chemical kinetics characteristics under different ammonia mixing ratios, initial pressures, and air preheating temperatures. It was obtained that the flame extinction stretch rate was decreased by increasing the NH3 mole fraction in the CH4/NH3 mixed fuel. The increase in pressure or air preheating temperature would accelerate the chemical reaction rate of each component in the combustion process, increase the flame extinction limit, and counteract the “stretching effect” of the flame, thus restraining the flame extinguishing phenomenon. The results of a path analysis show that the formation and consumption of OH had an important influence on flame extinction in the chain reaction. The net reaction rate of OH increases with increasing the initial pressure or air preheating temperature, which leads to an increase in flame intensity, combustion stability, and the extinction limit. Furthermore, the function curve between the reaction influences the RIF factor and the stretch rate of the first-to-ten reactions, affected by the heat release of flame combustion, was drawn and quantitatively analyzed. Eventually, a sensitivity analysis of the flame under different working conditions was completed, which found that promoting the forward reaction R39 H + O2O + OH also promotes the positive combustion as a whole when the flame was near extinction. The sensitivity coefficient of R39 in the CH4/NH3/Air flame increases with the growing initial pressure. The increasing air preheating temperature was capable of switching the reaction of R248 NH2 + OHNH + H2O in the CH4/NH3/Air flame from an inhibiting reaction to a promoting reaction, while decreasing the sensitivity coefficient of inhibiting the forward reaction R10 O + CH3H + CH2O, R88 OH + HO2O2 + H2O, and R271 H + NO + MHNO + M. Thus, the inhibition effect of flame extinction was weakened, and the positive progress of combustion was promoted.
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- 2024
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6. Editorial: Assessment and restoration of river ecosystem integrity
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Jingfu Wang, Venkatramanan Senapathi, and Yuchun Wang
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river eco-system ,ecological integrality ,degradation mechanisms ,river restoration ,cascade damming ,climate change ,Environmental sciences ,GE1-350 - Published
- 2023
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7. Analysis of influencing factors of anxiety and depression in patients with intracranial dural arteriovenous fistulas before endovascular treatment: A retrospective study
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Wei You, Yiting Wu, Hanlin Zheng, Yan Huang, Haiping Chen, Weiwei Wang, and Jingfu Wang
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anxiety ,depression ,dural arteriovenous fistula ,endovascular treatment ,influencing factors ,Neurology. Diseases of the nervous system ,RC346-429 - Abstract
Background: Typical treatment of dural arteriovenous fistula (DAVF) emphasizes clinical procedures such as surgery, radiotherapy, and endovascular treatment. However, external factors of adverse psychological emotions in patients with DAVF before treatment have not yet been evaluated in a multicenter study. Objectives: This study aimed to fill the research gap regarding the effects of factors by evaluating the anxiety and depression status among patients with DAVF before and after endovascular treatment and identify factors influencing the development of anxiety and depression before their endovascular treatment. Methods: This retrospective study included 168 DAVF patients treated at two independent neurosurgical medical centers from December 2012 to December 2022. The Hamilton Anxiety Scale (HAMA) and Hamilton Depression Scale (HAMD) were assessed before and after endovascular treatment. Demographic and clinical data were also collected. Statistical tests were performed to calculate the proportion of DAVF patients with anxiety and depression. A multivariate analysis was conducted to identify independent risk factors for anxiety and depression in patients with DAVF before endovascular treatment. Results: A significant decrease in the percentage of patients with anxiety and depression was observed in patients after endovascular treatment compared with before treatment. Patients with DAVF who were at a higher risk for anxiety and depression were females had multiple visits, comorbid conditions, and a lower economic status and were presented with symptoms. Conclusion: After endovascular treatment, the anxiety or depression symptoms of DAVF patients significantly improved. Our findings provide additional evidence to support the role of intravascular treatment in improved DAVF patients' psychological outcomes.
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- 2023
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8. What can Beijing learn from the world megacities on energy and environmental issues?
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Xinxin Zhang, Zhenggang Lu, Maogang He, and Jingfu Wang
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Energy structure ,Energy policy ,Urban planning ,Megacity ,Low-carbon ,Electrical engineering. Electronics. Nuclear engineering ,TK1-9971 - Abstract
In order to build Beijing into a world-class harmonious and livable capital city, its energy and environmental issues deserve special attention. Considering London’s experience and achievements in tackling smog crisis, New York’s world-class city positioning and influence, and Tokyo’s geographical and cultural characteristics, these three world-class megacities are taken as examples in this study for investigating and analyzing the establishment and optimization of an urban energy system which is clean, efficient, safe, and sustainable. The urban planning strategies, planning experience, and related energy policy of these three megacities for building low-carbon cities are reviewed and their enlightenment to Beijing is discussed. The study of international cases has a certain reference effect on the energy structure adjustment and urban planning practices related to Beijing’s construction of a low-carbon city.
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- 2022
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9. Modeling and Simulation of a Turbine Access System with Three-Axial Active Motion Compensation
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Jingfu Wang, Songtao Zhang, Jiahuan Cheng, Yunfei Li, Yan Shen, and Zihao Wu
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active motion compensation ,turbine access system ,kinematic analysis ,fuzzy PID control ,offshore wind plants ,Naval architecture. Shipbuilding. Marine engineering ,VM1-989 ,Oceanography ,GC1-1581 - Abstract
As an essential transportation equipment for personnel to access offshore wind plants, the safety and stability of the turbine access system (TAS) have gained increasing significance. However, when sea conditions deteriorate, the end of the TAS will experience large-angle shaking and an increase in the heave height. A novel 3-DOFs TAS with active motion compensation for the Fujian coastal area is designed to solve the problem of the stability of the end of the TAS under sea conditions with a significant wave height of 2.2 m, including structural design, kinematic analysis, hydraulic drive design, and control system design. In the research, a new stacking compensation method is proposed to compensate for the roll angle, pitch angle, and heave height at the end of the TAS. The 3-DOFs TAS is modeled mathematically by the Denavit–Hartenberg parameters, and the hydraulic system model is established. In order to improve the compensation effect, a fuzzy PID controller with feedforward compensation is designed based on fuzzy PID control, and the model simulation experiment is carried out by MATLAB/Simulink. Finally, the experimental simulation shows that under the compensation of the feedforward compensation fuzzy PID control algorithm and the new compensation algorithm, the roll angle of the TAS is reduced by a maximum of 84.8%, the pitch angle is reduced by 75%, and the heave height is reduced by 73.6%. This validates the effectiveness of the proposed scheme and provides a reference for future TAS design and development.
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- 2023
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10. Development and Verification of the New Simplified Mechanism for CH4/O2/CO2 Laminar Premixed Flame under High Pressure
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Ying Chen, Jingfu Wang, Conghao Li, and Xiaolei Zhang
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Chemistry ,QD1-999 - Published
- 2021
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11. Effects of cascade dams on the occurrence and distribution of microplastics in surface sediments of Wujiang river basin, Southwestern China
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Kangkang He, Jingfu Wang, Quan Chen, Fengxue Wu, Xiaohong Yang, and Jingan Chen
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Microplastics ,Cascade dams ,Reservoirs ,Heavy metals ,Wujiang river basin ,Environmental pollution ,TD172-193.5 ,Environmental sciences ,GE1-350 - Abstract
The influence of cascade dams on the migration of microplastics (MPs) was conducted by analyzing the spatial distribution of MPs in sediments of the Wujiang river basin (Wujiang river basin) in Southwest China. The results showed that the abundance of MPs in Wujiang river basin sediments ranged from 310 to 2620 items/kg dw (mean: 1354 items/kg dw, a high level compared with aquatic sediments worldwide). The main chemical components of these MPs were polypropylene and polyethylene. High abundance of MPs in tributary sediments suggested that tributary inputs contributed to the main stream and reservoirs. Statistical analysis showed that gross domestic product (GDP) and the basin area of cascade reservoirs, rather than hydraulic retention time and reservoir age, were the dominating factors in the distribution of MPs in the Wujiang river basin. The accumulation of MPs in cascade reservoirs implied the interception effect of cascade dams. The rapid development of cascade dam systems and the interception effect of dams should be taken into account when predicting the flux of MPs from rivers to the ocean. Heavy metals found on the surface of the MPs showed the compound pollution of MPs and heavy metals in dammed rivers and cascade reservoirs. Our results deepen the understanding of the migration of MPs in rivers alongside intensive cascade hydropower development.
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- 2022
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12. Effect of CH4, Pressure, and Initial Temperature on the Laminar Flame Speed of an NH3–Air Mixture
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Xiaolei Zhang, Jingfu Wang, Ying Chen, and Conghao Li
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Chemistry ,QD1-999 - Published
- 2021
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13. A Review on the Rural Household Energy in China From 1990s—Transition, Regional Heterogeneity, Emissions, Energy-Saving, and Policy
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Xinxin Zhang, Kaili Xu, Maogang He, and Jingfu Wang
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rural China ,energy transition ,regional heterogeneity ,carbon dioxide emissions reduction ,energy policy ,General Works - Abstract
Rural energy is related to the domestic energy supply, consumption, and improvement of living standards of more than one-third of the population in China. In the “14th Five-Year Plan,” it has been clearly pointed out that it is necessary to strengthen the clean utilization of coal and implement the construction of rural clean energy projects. At present, the energy consumption structure of rural areas in China is transiting from traditional solid energy to commercial energy and clean energy. Based on this background, this paper reviews the transition trend, influencing factors, and regional differences of China’s rural household energy consumption structure from the 1990s. Taking into account China’s goal of carbon peaking by 2030 and carbon neutrality by 2060, carbon dioxide and pollutant emissions generated in the process of energy consumption and the energy-saving potential of rural households are analyzed and discussed. Moreover, the evolution of rural energy policies in China is presented and related proposals are also made. This review aims to provide reference for relevant researchers and policy makers.
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- 2022
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14. Experimental and Numerical Study of the Effect of CO2 Replacing Part of N2 present in Air on CH4 Premixed Flame Characteristics Using a Reduced Mechanism
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Ying Chen, Jingfu Wang, Xiaolei Zhang, and Conghao Li
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Chemistry ,QD1-999 - Published
- 2020
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15. Energy-saving renovation of old urban buildings: A case study of Beijing
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Xinxin Zhang, Shangyang Nie, Maogang He, and Jingfu Wang
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Beijing city ,Old urban buildings ,TNM Decree ,Energy-saving renovation ,Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General) ,TA1-2040 - Abstract
Energy saving and environmental protection have become the core development concept of China construction industry. There are still a large number of old urban buildings in Beijing, whose energy consumption far exceeds the current building energy efficiency standards. The energy-saving renovation of these old buildings has been becoming the focus and difficulty of urban building energy-saving. In this paper, a calculation model based on the TNM Decree is proposed to calculate and analyze the energy consumption of heating and domestic hot water supply in winter before and after the renovation of old urban buildings in Beijing. The calculation results show that the thermal insulation performance of building envelope is a key factor affecting the energy consumption of old urban buildings. After the renovation, the energy-saving rate of the old urban buildings completed between 1978 and 1985 can reach 65.53%. The energy-saving rate of the buildings completed between 1986 and 1995 and that between 1996 and 2005 can reach 55.04% and 32.79%, respectively.
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- 2021
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16. Performance Improvement of KCS (Kalina Cycle System) 34 by Replacing Throttle Valve With Single-Screw Expander
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Xinxin Zhang, Zhenlei Li, Jingfu Wang, Yuting Wu, and Chongfang Ma
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kalina cycle system (KCS)34 ,single-screw expander ,throttle valve ,thermodynamic performance ,ammonia-water concentration ,General Works - Abstract
In order to recover the energy loss due to the throttling in the path of ammonia-lean solution in the Kalina Cycle System (KCS) 34, two redesigned cycles, in which single-screw expanders that can perform two-phase expansion are used to replace the throttle valve, are proposed in this paper. The results show that the thermal efficiency and net work of two redesigned cycles are higher than those of the original KCS 34. With the concentration increase of ammonia-water mixture, the work produced by the single-screw expander B in two redesigned cycles gradually decreases, and the difference between the work produced in two redesigned cycles also gradually decreases. The original KCS 34 and two redesigned cycles have high exergy efficiency. The highest cycle exergy efficiency of 56.59% can be obtained in the II-redesigned cycle when the evaporation pressure is 3.0 MPa and ammonia-water concentration is 0.75.
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- 2021
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17. Impact of COVID-19 pandemic on energy consumption and carbon dioxide emissions in China's transportation sector
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Xinxin Zhang, Zhenlei Li, and Jingfu Wang
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COVID-19 ,Energy consumption ,Carbon dioxide emissions ,Transportation sector ,SARS ,Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General) ,TA1-2040 - Abstract
The COVID-19 pandemic has put the whole world in a great lockdown and greatly changed our lives. The lockdown caused by the COVID-19 pandemic has greatly affected the transportation industry in China. In this paper, energy consumption and carbon dioxide emissions of fuel vehicles and battery electric vehicles in China during the COVID-19 pandemic was estimated and analyzed. The impact of COVID-19 pandemic was analyzed. The study period is taken from September 2019 to April 2020, and the period from September 2018 to August 2019 is taken for comparison. Moreover, energy consumption and CO2 emissions of fuel vehicles during SARS epidemic was also analyzed. The related study period is taken from January 2003 to August 2003. The results show COVID-19 has a much larger impact on transportation energy consumption and CO2 emissions than SARS. After the COVID-19 pandemic, energy conservation and emission reduction still have a long way to go. Determining the energy consumption and emissions in transportation sector during the COVID-19 pandemic will provide the government with a reference for future energy conservation and emission reduction in transportation sector and the further promotion of battery electric vehicles.
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- 2021
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18. Charging system analysis, energy consumption, and carbon dioxide emissions of battery electric buses in Beijing
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Xinxin Zhang, Shangyang Nie, Maogang He, and Jingfu Wang
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Charging system ,Energy consumption ,Carbon dioxide emission ,Battery electric bus ,Beijing city ,Tongzhou district ,Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General) ,TA1-2040 - Abstract
Bus rides have become a routine choice for the large population to travel in Beijing. By the end of November 2020, 82.84% of all buses in Beijing had switched to electric vehicles. A solution to the problem of charging a huge number of battery electric buses (BEBs) in urban areas, especially in crowded cities with large populations, has to be found. In the present paper, a calculation model based on the levelized cost of electricity (LCOE) is established for comparison and analysis of the BEB charging. The calculation results show that the hybrid charging mode is economically feasible. Moreover, from the perspectives of optimizing operation shifts and responding to emergency situations, hybrid charging mode is applicable to the current electric bus system. The calculation results also show that the use of BEBs as the main ground public transportation in Beijing can substantially reduce CO2 emissions and save huge fuel costs. Its application is a very wise choice. The analogy calculation on Tongzhou District, the sub center of Beijing which is under construction, shows that the use of BEBs in Tongzhou can reduce CO2 emissions by about 34.6% on average compared with fuel buses. The population is the main influencing factor of analogy calculation.
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- 2021
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19. The Effects of CO2 Additional on Flame Characteristics in the CH4/N2/O2 Counterflow Diffusion Flame
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Ying Chen, Jingfu Wang, Xiaolei Zhang, and Conghao Li
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CH4 counterflow diffusion flame ,CO2 dilution ,temperature ,flame front ,Organic chemistry ,QD241-441 - Abstract
The effects (chemical, thermal, transport, and radiative) of CO2 added to the fuel side and oxidizer side on the flame temperature and the position of the flame front in a one-dimensional laminar counterflow diffusion flame of methane/N2/O2 were studied. Overall CO2 resulted in a decrease in flame temperature whether on the fuel side or on the oxidizer side, with the negative effect being more obvious on the latter side. The prominent effects of CO2 on the flame temperature were derived from its thermal properties on the fuel side and its radiative properties on the oxidizer side. The results also highlighted the differences in the four effects of CO2 on the position of the flame front on different sides. In addition, an analysis of OH and H radicals and the heat release rate of the main reactions illustrated how CO2 affects the flame temperature.
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- 2021
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20. Comparisons of the Uncoupled Effects of CO2 on the CH4/O2 Counterflow Diffusion Flame under High Pressure
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Ying Chen, Jingfu Wang, Xiaolei Zhang, and Conghao Li
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methane ,CO2 dilution ,chemical effect ,thermal effect ,counterflow flame ,Technology ,Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General) ,TA1-2040 ,Biology (General) ,QH301-705.5 ,Physics ,QC1-999 ,Chemistry ,QD1-999 - Abstract
A comprehensive numerical investigation of the uncoupled chemical, thermal, and transport effects of CO2 on the temperature of CH4/O2 counterflow diffusion flame under high pressure up to 5 atm was conducted. Three pairs of artificial species were introduced to distinguish the chemical effect, thermal effect, and the transport effect of CO2 on the flame temperature. The numerical results showed that both the chemical effect and the thermal effect of the CO2 dilution in the oxidizer side can decrease the flame temperature significantly, while the transport effect of CO2 can only slightly increase the flame temperature and can even be ignored. The reduction value of the temperature caused by the chemical effect of CO2 grows linearly, while that caused by the thermal effect increases exponentially. The RPchem and RPthermal are defined to explain the temperature reduction percentage due to the chemical effect and the thermal effect of CO2 in the total temperature reduction caused by CO2 dilution, respectively. The RPchem decreases with the increase of the pressure, the strain rate, and the CO2 dilution ratio, while the RPthermal behaves in the opposite manner. In the above conditions, the chemical effect plays a dominant role on the flame temperature reduction.
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- 2021
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21. Zeotropic Mixture Selection for an Organic Rankine Cycle Using a Single Screw Expander
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Xinxin Zhang, Yin Zhang, Zhenlei Li, Jingfu Wang, Yuting Wu, and Chongfang Ma
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wet zeotropic mixture ,single screw expander ,organic rankine cycle ,r441a ,r436b ,r432a ,Technology - Abstract
The organic Rankine cycle (ORC) is a popular and promising technology that has been widely studied and adopted in renewable and sustainable energy utilization and low-grade waste heat recovery. The use of zeotropic mixtures in ORC has been attracting more and more attention because of the possibility to match the temperature profile of the heat source by non-isothermal phase change, which reduces the irreversibility in the evaporator and the condenser. The selection of working fluid and expander is strongly interconnected. As a novel expander, a single screw expander was selected and used in this paper for efficient utilization of the wet zeotropic mixtures listed in REFPROP 9.1 in a low-temperature subcritical ORC system. Five indicators, namely net work, thermal efficiency, heat exchange load of condenser, temperature glide in evaporator, and temperature glide in condenser, were used to analyze the performance of an ORC system with wet and isentropic zeotropic mixtures as working fluids. The calculation and analysis results indicate that R441A with an expander outlet temperature of 320 K may be the suitable zeotropic mixture used for both open and close type heat source. R436B may be selected with an expander outlet temperature of 315 K. R432A may be selected with an expander outlet temperature from 295 K to 310 K.
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- 2020
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22. The compensation for nonlinear friction of DDVC flange-type rotary vane steering gear.
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Lihua Liang, Luyang Wang, and Jingfu Wang
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Medicine ,Science - Abstract
This study reports on the direct drive volume control flange-type rotary vane steering gear (DDVC-FRVSG), a promising component with superior advantages of compact structure, powerful vibration absorption, and simple control for application in the controlling course and posture of a vessel. The ability of the DDVC-FRVSG to satisfy the accuracy requirement of the vessel is limited by nonlinear friction. This study proposes two compensation methods to compensate for the nonlinear friction. We establish the mathematical model and the transfer function of the steering gear system and the mathematical model of nonlinear friction on the DDVC-FRVSG system based on the principle of the DDVC-FRVSG. A high-gain proportional-integral-derivative control strategy and another method using the self-adaption robust control strategy is proposed and studied both theoretically and experimentally to suppress the nonlinear friction. With the "no-compensation state" as a benchmark, our measured results by prototype testing has proved that both methods can compensate for the nonlinear friction, with the second method showing a better performance of up to 78.85% increase compared to that of the 41.65% shown by the first one. The outcome of this research will contribute to the rapidity and stability of the DDVC-FRVSG.
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- 2018
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23. Working Fluid Selection for Organic Rankine Cycle Using Single-Screw Expander
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Xinxin Zhang, Yin Zhang, Min Cao, Jingfu Wang, Yuting Wu, and Chongfang Ma
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single-screw expander ,vapor–liquid two-phase expansion ,thermal efficiency ,net work output ,heat exchange load of condenser ,cis-butene ,HFO-1234ze(E) ,Technology - Abstract
The organic Rankine cycle (ORC) is a popular technology used in waste heat recovery and medium-low-temperature heat utilization. Working fluid plays a very important role in ORC. The selection of working fluid can greatly affect the efficiency, the operation condition, the impact on the environment, and the economic feasibility of ORC. The expander is a key device in ORC. As a novel expander, single-screw expanders have been becoming a research focus in the above two areas because of their many good characteristics. One of the advantages of single-screw configurations is that they can conduct a vapor−liquid two-phase expansion. Therefore, in order to give full play to this advantage, a working fluid selection for ORC using a single-screw expander was conducted in this paper. Three indicators, namely, net work output, thermal efficiency, and heat exchange load of condenser, were used to analyze the performance of an ORC system. Through calculation and analysis, it can be seen that an ORC system that uses a single-screw expander and undergoes a vapor−liquid two-phase expansion is able to obtain a higher thermal efficiency, higher net work output, and a smaller heat exchange load of the condenser. Regardless of whether isentropic efficiency of the expander is considered or not, cis-butene may be the best candidate for working in subcritical cycles. HFO working fluids are more suitable for working in transcritical cycles, and HFO-1234ze(E) may be the best.
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- 2019
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24. Economic Analysis of Organic Rankine Cycle Using R123 and R245fa as Working Fluids and a Demonstration Project Report
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Xinxin Zhang, Min Cao, Xiaoyu Yang, Hang Guo, and Jingfu Wang
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organic Rankine cycle ,economic indicators ,economic performance analysis ,R123 ,R245fa ,demonstration project ,Technology ,Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General) ,TA1-2040 ,Biology (General) ,QH301-705.5 ,Physics ,QC1-999 ,Chemistry ,QD1-999 - Abstract
The organic Rankine cycle (ORC) is a popular technology used in waste heat recovery and low-grade heat utilization, which are two important measures to solve the problems brought by the energy crisis. The economic performance of ORC system is an important factor affecting its application and development. Therefore, the economic analysis of ORC is of great significance. In this study, R123 and R245fa, two frequently-used working fluids during the transition period, were selected for calculating and analyzing the economic performance of an ORC used for recovery of waste heat with a low flow rate and medium-low temperature. Five traditional economic indicators, namely total cost, net earnings, payback period, return on investment, levelized energy cost, and present value of total profit in system service life, which is a relatively new indicator, were used to establish the economic analysis model of ORC. The variation effects of evaporation temperature, condensation temperature of working fluid, flue gas inlet temperature, and mass flow rate of flue gas on the above six economic indicators were analyzed. The results show that the optimal evaporation temperature of R123 is 125 °C, the optimal condensation temperature is 33 °C, and the optimal heat source temperature is 217 °C. For R245fa, the optimal evaporation temperature is 122 °C, the optimal condensation temperature is 27 °C, and the optimal heat source temperature is 177 °C. The economic performance of an ORC demonstration project was reported and used for comparison with the estimation and analysis. It was found that the single screw expander has an excellent economy performance, which greatly reduces the proportion of expander cost in the ORC system.
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- 2019
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25. A Particular River-Whiting Phenomenon Caused by Discharge of Hypolimnetic Water from a Stratified Reservoir.
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Jingan Chen, Haiquan Yang, David Dian Zhang, Dan Xu, Jing Luo, and Jingfu Wang
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Medicine ,Science - Abstract
A particular river-whiting phenomenon occurred in the early 2000s in the Xiaoche River and since then it has been reoccurring from June to November each year. Residents were surprised by this phenomenon and worried about it. This study was designed to reveal the forming mechanism of the river-whiting phenomenon. A comparison of T, EC, ORP, DO, TDS and δ34S in the culvert water and discharge pipe water with that in the water column of Aha Reservoir strongly indicated that the culvert water and discharge pipe water derived primarily from the hypolimnetic reservoir water. When the hypolimnetic water enriched in SO42- and H2S, through seepage from the penstock, flows into the Xiaoche River, the water's supersaturation degree with respect to CaSO4 is increased as a result of increased temperature and DO, thus colloid CaSO4 can be formed. This is the essential cause of the river-whiting phenomenon. The sources of high concentrations of SO42- and H2S in hypolimnetic water include not only direct SO42- and H2S input of acid mine drainage as a result of irrational coal mining in the watershed, but also the sulfur-enriched surface sediments which may release H2S through the sulfate reduction processes. The contaminated sediment has acted as an important contamination source for sulfur to the overlying water in Aha Reservoir. There are more than 50,000 large dams in the world until now. With the increase of reservoir age and the persistent accumulation of pollutants within the reservoir system, discharged hypolimnetic water may contain high levels of pollutants and lead to unpredicted disasters. More investigations are needed to illuminate the water quality condition of discharge water from reservoirs and estimate its impacts on the downstream eco-environment.
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- 2015
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26. Performance Study on a Single-Screw Expander for a Small-Scale Pressure Recovery System
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Guoqiang Li, Yuting Wu, Yeqiang Zhang, Ruiping Zhi, Jingfu Wang, and Chongfang Ma
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natural gas ,pressure energy recovery ,single-screw expander ,Technology - Abstract
A single-screw expander with 195 mm diameter is developed to recover pressure energy in letdown stations. An experiment system is established using compressed air as a working fluid instead of natural gas. Experiments are conducted via measurements for important parameters, such as inlet and outlet temperature and pressure, volume flow rate and power output. The influence of inlet pressure and rotational speed on the performance are also analyzed. Results indicate that the single-screw expander achieved good output characteristics, in which 2800 rpm is considered the best working speed. The maximum volumetric efficiency, isentropic efficiency, overall efficiency, and the lowest air-consumption are 51.1 kW, 83.5%, 66.4%, 62.2%, and 44.1 kg/(kW·h), respectively. If a single-screw expander is adopted in a pressure energy recovery system applied in a certain domestic natural gas letdown station, the isentropic efficiency of the single-screw expander and overall efficiency of the system are found to be 66.4% and 62.2%, respectively. Then the system performances are predicted, in which the lowest methane consumption is 27.3 kg/(kW·h). The installed capacity is estimated as 204.7 kW, and the annual power generation is 43.3 MWh. In the next stage, a pressure energy recovery demonstration project that recycles natural gas will be established within China, with the single-screw expander serving as the power machine.
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- 2016
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27. Slide Valves for Single-Screw Expanders Working Under Varied Operating Conditions
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Yuting Wu, Ruiping Zhi, Biao Lei, Wei Wang, Jingfu Wang, Guoqiang Li, Huan Wang, and Chongfang Ma
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slide valve ,single-screw expander ,organic Rankine cycle (ORC) ,part-load ,Technology - Abstract
This paper fully describes the working principle of slide valves in single-screw expanders (SSEs). A geometric analysis of suction and volume ratio slide valves is presented to determine the relations between volume ratio, suction closure volume, discharge opening volume and slide valves displacement. An organic Rankine cycle (ORC) thermodynamic model with SSE integrated with slide valves is developed to analyze the power output of SSE and the net power output of ORC system and variation law of slide valves displacement. Analysis of a typical ORC system under changing operating conditions shows that the power output of the expander and the net output power of the ORC system with slide valves are much better than those without slide valves. When the condensing temperature is 40 °C and the waste availability is 80 kW, the increase in output power and net output power are approximately 3.4 kW and 5 kW, respectively. The presented geometric analysis of slide valves and the thermodynamic model integrated with slide valves can be used to provide a theoretical and technical basis for designing the slide valves of SSEs and the control strategies of slide valves under varied operating conditions.
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28. Preliminary Development of a Free Piston Expander–Linear Generator for Small-Scale Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC) Waste Heat Recovery System
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Gaosheng Li, Hongguang Zhang, Fubin Yang, Songsong Song, Ying Chang, Fei Yu, Jingfu Wang, and Baofeng Yao
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free piston expander (FPE) ,conceptual design ,cam plate ,dynamic characteristics ,3D numerical simulation ,Technology - Abstract
A novel free piston expander-linear generator (FPE-LG) integrated unit was proposed to recover waste heat efficiently from vehicle engine. This integrated unit can be used in a small-scale Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC) system and can directly convert the thermodynamic energy of working fluid into electric energy. The conceptual design of the free piston expander (FPE) was introduced and discussed. A cam plate and the corresponding valve train were used to control the inlet and outlet valve timing of the FPE. The working principle of the FPE-LG was proven to be feasible using an air test rig. The indicated efficiency of the FPE was obtained from the p–V indicator diagram. The dynamic characteristics of the in-cylinder flow field during the intake and exhaust processes of the FPE were analyzed based on Fluent software and 3D numerical simulation models using a computation fluid dynamics method. Results show that the indicated efficiency of the FPE can reach 66.2% and the maximal electric power output of the FPE-LG can reach 22.7 W when the working frequency is 3 Hz and intake pressure is 0.2 MPa. Two large-scale vortices are formed during the intake process because of the non-uniform distribution of velocity and pressure. The vortex flow will convert pressure energy and kinetic energy into thermodynamic energy for the working fluid, which weakens the power capacity of the working fluid.
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