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Coal fly ash is a hazardous waste of heat power engineering. The complex processing of it includes several stages, such as carbon flotation and magnetic separation of iron. This study ...focuses on carbon extraction by flotation method and iron by magnetic separation method from Kashirskaya GRES coal fly ash with subsequent reduction smelting of it. At optimal conditions were obtained carbon concentrate with 37% C and magnetic concentrate with 61% Fe
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. The high-quality steelmaking pig iron with low P and S and high alumina slag were obtained at 1400 °C after reduction smelting mixture magnetic, and carbon concentrates.
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The results of oxidation of a propane-butane mixture (liquefied petroleum gas) with oxygen in a barrier discharge plasma in the presence of liquid octane are presented. The transformation of ...the initial mixture results in the formation of predominantly hydroxyl and carbonyl compounds of the initial gaseous C
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hydrocarbons. The mechanism of hydrocarbon oxidation is similar to that of transformation of liquid hydrocarbons in the barrier discharge plasma. An increase in the initial concentration of the propane-butane mixture in the gas phase results in a decrease in the conversion of gaseous hydrocarbons and octane in one pass through the reactor. Calculations performed using the Bolsig+ program show that a reduction in conversion of gaseous hydrocarbons is due to a decrease in the rate constant of the oxygen dissociation reaction resulted from a decrease in the average electron energy from 4.1 to 3.4 eV. A mathematical expression is proposed, which allows predicting the direction of the plasma-chemical reaction.
The results of oxidation of a propane-butane mixture (liquefied petroleum gas) with oxygen in a barrier discharge plasma in the presence of liquid octane are presented. The transformation of the ...initial mixture results in the formation of predominantly hydroxyl and carbonyl compounds of the initial gaseous C3-C4 hydrocarbons. The mechanism of hydrocarbon oxidation is similar to that of transformation of liquid hydrocarbons in the barrier discharge plasma. An increase in the initial concentration of the propane-butane mixture in the gas phase results in a decrease in the conversion of gaseous hydrocarbons and octane in one pass through the reactor. Calculations performed using the Bolsig+ program show that a reduction in conversion of gaseous hydrocarbons is due to a decrease in the rate constant of the oxygen dissociation reaction resulted from a decrease in the average electron energy from 4.1 to 3.4 eV. A mathematical expression is proposed, which allows predicting the direction of the plasma-chemical reaction.
In order to meet the requirements of ATLAS experiment data taking, the Trigger-DAQ (TDAQ) system is composed of O(10000) of applications running on more than 2600 computers in a network. With such a ...system size, software and hardware failures are quite frequent. To minimize system downtime, the Trigger-DAQ control system shall include advance verification and diagnostics facilities. The operator shall use tests and expertise of the TDAQ and detectors developers in order to diagnose and recover from errors, if possible automatically. The TDAQ control system is built as a distributed tree of controllers, where the behavior of each controller is defined in a rule-based language allowing easy customization. The control system also includes a verification framework which allows users to develop and configure tests for any component in the system with different levels of complexity. It can be used as a stand-alone test facility for a small detector installation, as part of the general TDAQ initialization procedure, and for diagnosing problems which may occur during run time. The system is currently being used in TDAQ commissioning at the ATLAS experimental zone and by subdetectors for stand-alone verification of the detector hardware before it is finally installed.
The paper considers several examples of non-Debye dielectric response in complex heterogeneous media. The percolation phenomenon and Cole–Cole relaxation in disordered matter are discussed in detail. ...The proposed models are illustrated by different sample systems: ionic microemulsions, porous glasses, porous silicon, polymer–water mixtures, and polymer–microcomposite materials. The models enable us to establish the relationship between the parameters of dielectric relaxation broadening, structural properties of the media and transport features of charge carriers in the considered systems. In addition, the origins of “strange kinetic” phenomena were discussed based on statistical physics and fractional time evolution ideas.
There is a requirement for the development of non-invasive continuous blood glucose monitoring devices to meet the clinical demands of the rapidly increasing number of people currently developing ...diabetes mellitus. Impedance spectroscopy is a technology that meets the requirements of such devices. An NI CGMD is being developed as a device that couples a sensor to the skin to form an RCL sensor. The reliability of such an RCL sensor model has been investigated by comparing electrodynamical simulations to in-vitro measurements of dielectrically "lossy" materials. The sensor has been modeled and simulated in FEMLAB (finite element modeling laboratory). In-vitro measurements are performed on hydrogels, representing the lossy material, by the aid of a Rohde & Schwarz VNA (vector network analyzer). From the quantitative agreement of the results we conclude, that the proposed qualitative model is appropriate for the characterization of the RCL sensor and suggests that more detailed models can be used to elucidate the behavior of human skin tissue.
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