Abstract: The present disclosure provides an electronic atomizing device and an atomizer thereof. The atomizer includes a housing. An atomization cavity is defined in the housing. An air inlet passage and an air sensing passage which are in communication with the outside are defined in the housing. The air inlet passage is in communication with the atomization cavity. At least part of the air sensing passage and at least part of the air inlet passage are arranged side-by-side and independently of each other, so that the atomizer can prevent mutual interference of airflows in the air sensing passage and the air inlet passage, prevent contamination to the pneumatic switch caused by contact between the airflow in the air sensing passage and the liquid atomizable medium, thereby avoiding reduced sensitivity and shortened life of the pneumatic switch.

Abstract: A floating-island type artificial wetland treatment system based on a lake center platform is provided. The system includes a lake center platform, a water inflow sub-system including water inflow filled columns, a water drainage sub-system including water drainage filled columns, a water collection and distribution sub-system including water collection tanks, and a platform wetland sub-system; the water drainage filled column is located in a center of a bottom of the lake center platform; the plurality of water inflow filled columns are uniformly distributed at edges of the bottom of the lake center platform with the water drainage filled column as a center; the platform wetland sub-system is located in a center region of an upper surface of the lake center platform; and the plurality of water collection tanks are uniformly distributed at edges of the upper surface of the lake center platform with the platform wetland sub-system as a center.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a deepwater cabin-based constructed wetland treatment system, including a cabin body, water inlet subsystems, a drainage subsystem, a micro-aeration subsystem, and a filtering scrapper subsystem. The micro-aeration subsystem includes a micro-porous aeration pipe and an air blower. The cabin body is filled with combined filler. The micro-porous aeration pipe is arranged at a bottom of the cabin body. The filtering scrapper subsystem is arranged above the combined filler. The water inlet subsystems are used for introducing wastewater to be purified onto the filtering scrapper subsystem. The filtering scrapper subsystem is used for performing filtering treatment on the wastewater to be purified to obtain filtered impurities and water after primary filtering, transporting the filtered impurities to a specified area, and introducing the water after the primary filtering onto the combined filler.

Abstract: Disclosed is a restoration material, a restoration method for abandoned ion-absorbed rare earth tailings area and use thereof, which belongs to the technical field of ecological restoration. The restore material for the abandoned ion-absorbed rare earth tailings area provided by the present disclosure comprises AM fungi and pioneer plants; the species of AM fungi is selected from one or more of G. intraradices, G. mosseae and P. occultum; the pioneer plants is selected from one or more of paspalum, ramie and awn.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides an electronic atomizing device and an atomizer thereof. The atomizer includes a housing. An atomization cavity is defined in the housing. An air inlet passage and an air sensing passage which are in communication with the outside are defined in the housing. The air inlet passage is in communication with the atomization cavity. At least part of the air sensing passage and at least part of the air inlet passage are arranged side-by-side and independently of each other, so that the atomizer can prevent mutual interference of airflows in the air sensing passage and the air inlet passage, prevent contamination to the pneumatic switch caused by contact between the airflow in the air sensing passage and the liquid atomizable medium, thereby avoiding reduced sensitivity and shortened life of the pneumatic switch.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a LPC2468-based MVB-WTB gateway and associated operating methods in the field of train communications. The disclosed network gateway includes a MVB network card and a WTB network card. The WTB network card includes WTB-ARM and a WTB-FPGA module. The MVB network card includes MVB-ARM and MVB-FPGA module. The WTB-ARM module uses a LPC2468 processor to analyze data in the network layer and the data link layer based on gateway protocol. The WTB-FPGA module allows WTB to exchange data with other networks gateways, as well as between the WTB and MVB. The MVB-ARM module is responsible for executing protocols on the network cards. Via data communications on MVB, the MVB-FPGA module collects the process and message data of the MVB equipment, and exchange communication data between WTB within a network gateway. The present invention can increase speed and enhance reliability for communications between gateways.

Abstract: The present invention relates to the field of communications on rail trains. A PicoBlaze-based MVB controller includes a pMVB controller, a traffic memory, an ARM adapter, and a bus arbiter. The pMVB controller, the traffic memory, ARM adapter, and the bus arbiter are connected to an external bus BUS1. The pMVB controller is connected to the traffic memory. The ARM adapter is connected to an external ARM processor and the bus arbiter. The traffic memory can store network communication data and input control information, and send them to the pMVB controller. The pMVB controller responds to the control information, and sends the communication data, and after it is encoded, to the MVB bus via the external bus BUS1. The pMVB controller also decodes data received from the pMVB bus and triggers an interrupt. The bus arbiter is responsible for bus arbitration in accordance with the instructions from the pMVB controller.

Abstract: The present invention relates to the field of communications on rail trains. A PicoBlaze-based MVB controller includes a pMVB controller, a traffic memory, an ARM adapter, and a bus arbiter. The pMVB controller, the traffic memory, ARM adapter, and the bus arbiter are connected to an external bus BUS1. The pMVB controller is connected to the traffic memory. The ARM adapter is connected to an external ARM processor and the bus arbiter. The traffic memory can store network communication data and input control information, and send them to the pMVB controller. The pMVB controller responds to the control information, and sends the communication data, and after it is encoded, to the MVB bus via the external bus BUS1. The pMVB controller also decodes data received from the pMVB bus and triggers an interrupt. The bus arbiter is responsible for bus arbitration in accordance with the instructions from the pMVB controller.

Abstract: A pharmaceutical composition adapted for use as a spermicide, the composition comprising a gel-microemulsion comprising an oil-in-water microemulsion and a polymeric hydrogel. The gel-microemulsion can be used in a spermicidal method. Also, a gel-microemulsion pharmaceutical composition adapted for use as a formulation base for additional therapeutic agents. Examples of additional agents include, anti-microbial agents and spermicidal agents. Such gel-microemulsions with additional therapeutic agents can be used in methods for appropriate therapeutic treatment. Also, a gel-microemulsion pharmaceutical composition that is adapted for use as both a spermicide and formulation base for anti-microbial agents to provide a dual function contraceptive/anti-microbial formulation. Method of using such a composition as a dual function contraceptive/anti-microbial formulation are also included.

Abstract: A pharmaceutical composition adapted for use as a spermicide, the composition comprising a gel-microemulsion comprising an oil-in-water microemulsion and a polymeric hydrogel. The gel-microemulsion can be used in a spermicidal method.

Abstract: Pharmaceutical compositions for parenteral administration of poorly soluble quinazoline compounds in the form of microemulsions or micellar solutions are described. The compositions are useful in treating patients suffering from cancer or having allergic reactions.