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Filter cake, hydrated alilumina and alumirn1 prepal1red by aluminium sulphalte-sodium aluminate method are hydrothermal treated by ammonium bicarbonate solution. The effects of NH4HCO3 hydrothermal treatment on the pore structure and surface properties of aluminalL are analilyzed by XRD, FT-TR, SEM, N1 adsorption-desorption, pyridine altdsorption desorption techniques respectively. It is found that NH4HCO3 hydrothermal treatment can increase the most probable pore of alumina, and decrease the total acid content, weak acid content and medium strong acid content, and also change the structure of surface hydroxyl. Compared with untreated alumina, the most probable pore of the alumina prepared from filter cake hydrothermal treated by NH4HCO3 is increased from about 5 nm to 8 nm, pore volume and surface area decreased slightly, total acid content decreased from 0. 47 mmol/ g to 0.30 mmol/g. Micron rod-like alumina is formed when different stage materials hydrothermal treated by NH4HCO3 solution. !'ore structure and surface properties of alumina are affected by the formation of micron rod-like alumina. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The single pile foundations of offshore wind power are widely used due to their advantages of factory production and high offshore construction efficiency, while the installation of wind turbines on single pile foundations is mainly split installation. Based on Guohua Dongtai Offshore Wind Power, we carried out research on the overall installation technology for single pile foundation wind turbines of offshore wind power, and implemented the integral installation of single pile foundation wind turbines. The formation of the single pile foundation wind turbine integrated installation technology has enriched China's offshore wind power installation and construction technology and has broad application prospects. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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HSIs are often contaminated by various types of noise，which degrades tlie quality of tlie acquired im¬age and limits the subsequent application. Furthermore，the noise of HSI appears different statics and intensity in dif¬ferent bands. In this paper，a spectral weighted &W - rank approximation model was proposed for hypersjDectral image denoising. The spectral weighted matrix was introduced to balance the data fidelity of the different bands in consider- tion of their different noise intensity. To furtlier separate the noise from the clean image，weighted nuclear norm mini¬mization was utilized to depict tlie patch - wise low - rank structure of tlie high dimensional HSI. The proposed model was formulated into a linear equality - constrained problem and solved by alternating direction method of multipliers. Experimental results on both simulated and real HSI datasets validated the effectiveness and superiority of the proposed method. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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[Objectives] In present work, the effect of ABA synthetic gene StiNCED2 on potato tuber formation and the possible mechanisms were investigated to explore the potential genes for improving potato tuber yields. [Methods] The expression levels of AHA synthetic genes StNCEDl and StNCED2 were analyzed by semi-quantitative KT-PCK assay to identify the main gene in tuber formation. Transgenic lines overexpressing StNCED2 were constructed and obtained by genetic engineering and transformation. FCK-based molecular identification and ABA content determination verified the positive lines. The potato tubers of selected T1 and '17 lines with control were collected by two-season field planting to analyze the yields. QKT-PCK assays analyzed the expression changes of genes involved in ABA signaling, GA synthesis and metabolism, GA signaling in transgenic lines T1, T7 and control. [Results] StNCED1 expressed in initial stolon and elongated stolon, but not in swollen stolon, initial tuber and mature tuber while StNCED)2 expressed in the whole process of tuber formation, and the highest expression was found in elongated stolon, which was selected for further study. StNCED)2 overexpression lines Tl and '17 had higher expression levels of StNCED)2 and more ABA contents than the control. By planting Tl, '17 and control lines in two seasons, potato yield analysis showed that overexpressing StiNCED2 can promote tuber yield due to the increase of single potato tuber weight, not the tuber number. QKT-PCK assay showed that ABA signaling transcription factor St AH El and GA metabolism gene StGA2oxl were up-regulated while GA synthetic genes StGA3ox2, StGA20oxl and GA signaling transcription factor GAMYH were down-regulated in stolon and tubers of overexpression lines, suggesting there might be a direct interaction between ABA and GA. [Conclusions] ABA synthetic gene StNCED2 can promote tuber formation and is a potential gene for increasing potato yield by genetic engineering.[Objectives] In present work, the effect of ABA synthetic gene Sti\CED2 on potato tuber formation and the possible mechanisms were investigated to explore the potential genes for improving potato tuber yields. [Methods] The expression levels of AHA synthetic genes Sti\CEDl and StSCED2 were analyzed by semi-quantitative KT-PCK assay to identify the main gene in tuber formation. Transgenic lines overexpressing StNCED2 were constructed and obtained by genetic engineering and transformation. FCK-based molecular identification and ABA content determination verified the positive lines. The potato tubers of selected T1 and '17 lines with control were collected by two-season field planting to analyze the yields. QKT-PCK assays analyzed the expression changes of genes involved in ABA signaling, GA synthesis and metabolism, GA signaling in transgenic lines T1, T7 and control. [Results] StNCED1 expressed in initial stolon and elongated stolon, but not in swollen stolon, initial tuber and mature tuber while StNCED)2 expressed in the whole process of tuber formation, and the highest expression was found in elongated stolon, which was selected for further study. StNCED)2 overexpression lines T1 and '17 had higher expression levels of StNCED)2 and more ABA contents than the control. By planting T1, '17 and control lines in two seasons, potato yield analysis showed that overexpressing StNCED2 can promote tuber yield due to the increase of single potato tuber weight, not the tuber number. QKT-PCK assay showed that ABA signaling transcription factor St AH El and GA metabolism gene StGA2oxl were up-regulated while GA synthetic genes StGA3ox2, StGA20oxl and GA signaling transcription factor GAMYH were down-regulated in stolon and tubers of overexpression lines, suggesting there might be a direct interaction between ABA and GA. [Conclusions] ABA synthetic gene StNCED2 can promote tuber formation and is a potential gene for increasing potato yield by genetic engineering. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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