Abstract: A gardening apparatus includes a tool device and a battery module. The battery module is coupled to the tool device for supplying power to drive the tool device. The battery module includes a housing with a receiving cavity, at least one battery cell disposed within the receiving cavity, a power management module electrically connected to the at least one battery cell and at least one power interface electrically connected to the power management module and accessible from outside the housing. The power management module is configured to control power flow between the at least one battery cell and the at least one power interface.

Abstract: An intelligent vehicle capturing apparatus for a high-pier bridge includes: a double-layer metal protective net; and a support unit and an actuation unit connected to the double-layer metal protective net. The double-layer metal protective net is mounted to a backside of the high-pier bridge through the support unit. The actuation unit includes a hydraulic link mechanism. The hydraulic link mechanism is connected to one end of the double-layer metal protective net. The hydraulic link mechanism is moved to unwind the double-layer metal protective net on the backside of the high-pier bridge to capture a vehicle. In this way, the apparatus stops and buffers a vehicle that is about to rush out of a high-pier bridge.

Abstract: The present invention discloses an electro-vibration coupled stress relief system, comprising a host computer, an arbitrary waveform card, a power amplifier, an electromagnetic exciter, an energy amplification device, an acceleration sensor, a charge amplifier, an oscilloscope, a power module, a charging module, an electric energy storage module, a discharge module, a pulse current sampling measurement module and a copper electrode.

Abstract: An intelligent vehicle capturing apparatus for a high-pier bridge includes: a double-layer metal protective net, support unit and actuation unit connected thereto. The protective net mounts to a high-pier bridge backside through the support unit. The actuation unit includes a hydraulic link mechanism connected to one end of the protective net. The hydraulic link mechanism unwinds the protective net to capture a vehicle. The apparatus stops a vehicle rushing off a high-pier bridge. Upon completion, a hydraulic system drives a third hydraulic cylinder in a support rod on the high-pier bridge backside driving a rolling shaft rotating, winding and placing a protective net on the high-pier bridge backside. The apparatus has a simple structure, is practical and easily used, useful on hazardous high-pier bridges protecting vehicle passengers and avoiding traffic accidents resulting from vehicles rushing out of the high-pier bridges.