Assessment of the Impact of the Qinghai-Tibet Railway on the Tourist Scenery in Tibet

This article briefly makes account of the characters of the tourist resources along the Qinghai-Tibet Railway. According to the diversity and distinctiveness of the natural landscape along the Qinghai-Tibet Railway, its scientific studying values, aesthetic values and cultural values are summaized in this text. The article analysed the main types of construction of the Qinghai-Tibet Railway which would cause impacts to the landscapes along the line： roadbed construction, grounds of fetching and abandoning soil, sand and gravel material field, pavement for constructon, construction camp, etc. The impacts caused by construction of the Qinghai-Tibet Railway to the tourist scenery in Tibet are raised and the preventive and restorative measures needed to be taken to reduce and ease up the impacts of the railway project to the landscapes long the line are offered. The various measures raised above are in line with the characters of the Qinghai-Tibet Railway and are operational.     

Research of MMV Radiometer Virtual Prototyping Technology

The idea of millimeter-wave （MMW） radiometer virtual prototyping is discussed in this paper. Designing environment, designing method and the main modeling components of virtual MMW radiometer are researched. Important external parameters, which have significant influence to composing system, are used to components modeling, and then components are taken to buildup virtual MMW radiometer system. Moreover, the effect to output is contrasted whether there is a low-noise amplifier or not.     

Calculation of Random Response Spectral Moments of Elastic-viscoelastic Combined Systems

In random vibration analysis, the importance of spectral moments of the response stems from their relevance to system performance prediction. Usually, spectral moments are obtained by the frequency domain method. In present paper, the random response spectral moments of elastic-viscoelastic combined systems are calculated by complex modal analysis in the time domain. The analytical form results are obtained for random response spectral moments of an elastic-viscoelastic combined system to a stationary white noise excitation. The method presented is simple and easy to apply. It is hoped that this study would pave a way for the analysis of reliability of elastic-viscoelastic combined systems subjected to random excitations.     

Separations of Metal Ions Using Ionic Liquids： The Challenges of Multiple Mechanisms

Introduction Ionic liquids (ILs) are proving to be increasingly inter-esting fluids for application in soft-matter materialssystems from electrochemistry to energetic materialsand are also studied as potential solvents in separationprocesses[1-19]. Proper…     

Adsorption of polyelectrolyte on the surface of ZnO nanoparticles and the stability of colloidal dispersions

How to prevent flocculation is a universal problem in synthesis and application of nanoparticles. Because of high surface activity, nanoparticles tend to form large di-mension of aggregates with some loose contact interface. When solid particles are suspended in polyelectrolyte so-lution, polymer chains are adsorbed on the surface of par-ticles and they render to stabilize the corresponding parti-cles. The stabilizing property of polyelectrolytes is the reason for wide application in many fiel…     

Modeling Experiment of Break of Debris-Flow Dam

Glaciers are extensively developed in the southwest of Tibet and the moraines are widely distributed with large depth. Large-scale debris flows are often reported which blocked rivers and formed dams. In this paper, seven large debris flows in four valleys are discussed, among which five dams developed. 13 sets of experiments have been conducted in laboratory to simulate the formation and failure of the dam. Finally, a model of dam failure is proposed and a formula is established to calculate the flood discharge： Q=kbnnk/TB^-/LG^0.1,where bk is the outlet width of the dam at the original water level, hk the erosive depth, T the time from overflow to final state of failure, the average width of lake; L the length of the lake, and G the total potential energy of the water in the lake.     

Robust stabilization of multilinear interval plants

The robust D-stability of a class of multilinear interval polynomials is considered. Some sufficient conditions are given to judge the robust D-stability of the uncertain systems. In short, an uncertain system is robustly D-stable if some linear matrix inequalities are solvable. Moreover, our results are applied to the robust stabilization of multilinear interval plants. Taking advantage of the uncertainty structure information, these results are computationally tractable and effective in practice.     

Robust Adaptive Neural Control of a Class of MIMO Nonlinear Systems

In this paper we present a robust adaptive control for a class of uncertain continuous time multiple input multiple output (MIMO) nonlinear systems. Multiple multi-layer neural networks are employed to approximate the uncertainty of the nonlinear functions, and robustifying control terms are used to compensate for approximation errors. All parameter adaptive laws and robustifying control terms are derived based on Lyapunov stability analysis so that, under appropriate assumptions, semi-global stability of the closed-loop system is guaranteed, and the tracking error asymptotically converges to zero. Simulations performed on a two-link robot manipulator illustrate the approach and its performance.     

Things behind A War——An analysis of Two Soldiers

Different people will react to war differently.In this essay,we will see three kinds of feelings to the WWII,or to any war.Some people are very active and volunteer to fight for something they love.Some people are in fear of losing their loved ones but they also can understand the importance of some wars.Some people are very passive to any war,finding no meaning.The discussion is about these attitudes.There is more behind the war for people to think about,too.     

A note on the derivation of the derivatives of invariants of stretch tensor to the right Cauchy-Green tensor

A new approach for the derivation of the principal invariants of the stretch tensor with respect to the right Cauchy-Green tensor is presented in this paper. According to the definition of the derivation of tensor function, the three first-order derivatives for the principal invariants of the stretch tensor are obtained through derivation directly to the right Cauchy-Green tensor by incremental method. Then the three second-order derivatives are yielded by the derivation to the right Cauchy-Green strain tensor directly. Furthermore, an explicit expression of the tangent modulus of the general Varga material is given as an example.     

Prediction of Final Velocity of Aramid Fabric-Resin Composite Laminates Subjected to Ballistic Impact

The strain rate effects of aramid fiber material, quasi-static and ballistic impact perforation of composite laminates made of aramid fabric and phenolic resin/PVB are investigated respectively by means of MTS, split Hopkinson tension bars and ballistic impact apparatus. The tensile impact experiments on aramid fiber material are performed in strain rate range from 0.01/s to 1000/s. Experimental results show that the mechanical properties of aramid fiber material are insensitive to strain rate in the range from 0. 01/s to 1 000/s. An energy model to predict final velocity of composite laminates subjected to ballistic impact is proposed on the basis of experimental data of quasi-static perforation through the targets. The predicted final velocities show good agreement with the experimental final velocity.     

Application of Partially Connected Neural Network

This paper focuses mainly on application of Partially Connected Backpropagation Neural Network （PCBP） instead of typical Fully Connected Neural Network （FCBP）. The initial neural network is fully connected, after training with sample data using cross-entropy as error function, a clustering method is employed to cluster weights between inputs to hidden layer and from hidden to output layer, and connections that are relatively unnecessary are deleted, thus the initial network becomes a PCBP network. Then PCBP can be used in prediction or data mining by training PCBP with data that comes from database. At the end of this paper, several experiments are conducted to illustrate the effects of PCBP using Iris data set.     

Blended Yarns of Modacrylic Fibers with Silk Protein

The fiber properties of modacrylic fibers with silk protein and spinning technology for blended knitting yarns are studied. By testing the fiber properties, fiber spinn-ability is analysed. Modacrylic fibers with silk protein are brittle and have poor cohesion, so the key to process modacrylic fibers with silk protein lies in forming lap and sliver. During opening and carding, low speed is used to decrease fiber damage and the proper static resistant oil is applied to eliminate lapping fibers. Besides, the temperature and relative humidity have to be strictly controlled. The applications of modacrylic fibers with silk protein are also put forward.     

Improving on calculation of martensitic phenomenological theory

Exemplified by the martensitic transformation from DO3 to 18R in Cu-14.2Al-4.3Ni alloy and according to the principle that invariant-habit-plane can be obtained by self-accommodation between variants with twin relationships, and on the basis of displacement vector, volume fractions of two variants with twin relationships in martensitic transformation, habit-plane indexes, and orientation relationships between martensite and austenite after phase transformation can be calculated. Because no additional rotation matrixes are needed to be considered and mirror symmetric operations are used, the calculation process is simple and the results are accurate.     

Nonlinear Finite Element Analysis of the Structure of Door Seals

In order to evaluate the influence of the seal structure on door dosing force, nonlinear finite dement methed is introduced to analyze compression deformation of a door seal for SANTANA （name of the car made by Shanghai Volkswagen Co. Ltd）. MSC. Marc software is used to analyze the large deformation of the seal and the compression test is done to prove the computational results. The results show that the compression loads of the door seal are larger than the standard value of Shanghai Volkswagen Co. Ltd and the seal structure needs to be optimized. There are consistent relationships between calculating results and experimental results and the simulation method is effective.     

On the Representation of Multi-layer Woven Structure

A quantitative method is developed to identify the structures of multi-layer woven fabric in this study. Six structural parameters are selected to represent the fabric structure. With some design criteria for the reinforcement of textile composites, the relationships among the structural parameters are derived for different binding patterns of the fabric structure. The conditions, which meet the requirements of structural cell stability,are also discussed.     

Analysis of Danba Landslide

This paper using finite element method analyzed present slope and contrasted it with the original slope shape, plastic deformation figures and stress changes. At the same time, some deformation figures and stress figures were got, and the potential sliding surface and the stability coefficient were calculated. The conclusions are： This slope is provided with sliding conditions and began to slide when its foot was cut without any support in time. At the foot of the slope, some support measures must be taken to keep the slope steady and the slope surface need to be stabilzed to protect the lower people. These suggestions and conclusions are also useful to the slope constructions and succeeding inspecting works.     

Gray Synthetic Evaluation on Moisture Comfort of Sportswear Fabrics under the Condition of Heavy Sweating

Moisture and water transfer under the condition of heavy sweating are analyzed. Four different experiments are made to test moisture resistance, water-keep, wicking effect and drying ability of samples. Then gray analysis method is introduced to evaluate the comprehensive comfort of these fabrics. Result shows chemical fiber with high moisture transfer performance has advantage in water transfer and diffusion, which is suitable for human under the condition of heavy sweating. Though natural fiber can absorb moisture well, it cannot transfer fluid sweat. Therefore natural fiber fabrics such as cotton, wool are unsuitable to make functional sportswear.