Abstract: An intelligent modeling method of a Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) reaction process of diesel vehicle exhaust includes the following steps: S1: acquiring a time sequence data set of an SCR reaction process of diesel vehicle exhaust for modeling, where the time sequence data set includes an input variable sequence and an output variable sequence; S2: selecting a multi-layer type-II fuzzy neural network as an SCR reaction process model of diesel vehicle exhaust based on the input variable sequence and the output variable sequence obtained in Si. The intelligent modeling method of the SCR reaction process of diesel vehicle exhaust can effectively model dynamic characteristics of the SCR reaction process such as nonlinearity, time delay and uncertain interference, and improve the accuracy, robustness and generalization ability of the SCR reaction process model.

Abstract: Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a user equipment (UE) may compare an external list of ping pong handovers or redirections that is maintained by an access point, and an internal list of ping pong handovers or redirections that is maintained by the UE. The UE may identify a ping pong detection criterion, for a handover or redirection between a first network node and a second network node, based, at least in part, on the external list, the internal list, both the external list and the internal list, or neither of the external list nor the internal list indicating a previous ping pong handover or redirection between the first network node and the second network node. Numerous other aspects are described.

Abstract: A method for disrupting a blood clot with ultrasound and at least one cavitation enhancing agent includes administering at least one cavitation enhancing agent into a blood vessel of a subject. The method further includes monitoring the at least one cavitation enhancing agent to determine when at least a portion of the at least one cavitation enhancing agent has reached a blood clot. The method further includes controlling application of ultrasound energy to the at least one cavitation enhancing agent within the blood vessel of the subject such that, during a first time period, cavitation-enhancing ultrasound energy is not applied to the at least one cavitation enhancing agent within the blood vessel and, during a second time period after the first time period, cavitation enhancing ultrasound energy is applied to the at least one cavitation enhancing agent within the blood vessel.

Abstract: An auxiliary contact system of a contactor includes an auxiliary movable contact, an auxiliary static contact corresponding to the auxiliary movable contact, and a rotation member configured to be rotatable between a first position and a second position. In the first position, a main movable contact of the contactor is driven by the rotation member to an electric contact position in which the main movable contact contacts a main static contact and the auxiliary movable contact is in the electric contact position contacting the auxiliary static contact. In the second position, the main movable contact of the contactor is driven by the rotation member to an electric separation position where the main movable contact is separated from the main static contact and the rotation member pushes the auxiliary movable contact to the electric separation position separated from the auxiliary static contact.

Abstract: In an indoor environment on fire, automatic deployment of sensors disposed on, beneath or over the floor to look upward the ceiling to observe a body of smoke and flame risen near the ceiling allows important information regarding states and dynamics of the body of smoke and flame to be gathered at an early stage of fire (e.g. before arrival of firefighters). By distributing the sensors over the indoor environment, the states and dynamics of the body of smoke and flame are monitored holistically (i.e. as a whole) even at the early stage of fire. Such information is useful to predict development of the fire. In one implementation, a sensor is held in an infrastructure sensor holder mounted on the ceiling during normal time. Upon detecting occurrence of fire, the sensor drops from the holder to land on the floor and orients a sensing direction vertically upward to perform monitoring.

Abstract: An adjustment method of moisture content and dense state for a hydrogel improved subgrade based on weather-resistance during an in-service period, including: step 1: carrying out surface cleaning and compaction of ground; step 2: preparing hydrogel improved subgrade raw material; step 3: paving the prepared material on the surface to form first-layer improved subgrade; and step 4: paving plain soil subgrade onto the first-layer. The method combines the water absorption and release function of the modified resin and the characteristic of the gel state thereof, to pave the improved subgrade in layers, which can absorb water and slightly expand when the water content in the subgrade is increased to a certain threshold value, and a strength and compactness protective layer can also be formed at the connection sections of the ground and the subgrade, and the subgrade and the pavement, to prevent the pot-cover effect from occurring.

Abstract: A relay includes a housing, an electric contact system in the housing, an electromagnetic system in the housing, and a magnetic blowing arc-extinguish device. The electric contact system includes a static contact with a static contact portion and a movable contact with a movable contact portion. The electromagnetic system is configured to drive the movable contact to move between a closed position in which the movable contact is in electrical contact with the static contact and an opened position in which the movable contact is separated from the static contact. The magnetic blowing arc-extinguish device includes a permanent magnet statically provided near the static contact and configured to lengthen an electric arc between the static contact portion and the movable contact portion by an electromagnetic force to extinguish the electric arc.

Abstract: A movable contact module for a contactor comprises an insulating member and a movable contact. The insulating member includes an insulating body having a through hole penetrating therethrough, and a peripheral wall protruding from the insulating body and surrounding an opening of the through hole. The movable contact has a fixed portion fixed in the insulating body, and an exposed portion exposed from the insulating body. The fixed portion of the movable contact is surrounded by the insulating body so that the movable contact is electrically isolated from a drive shaft passing through the through hole. The peripheral wall of the insulating member increases a creepage distance between the drive shaft passing through the through hole and the exposed portion of the movable contact.

Abstract: In an indoor environment on fire, automatic deployment of sensors disposed on, beneath or over the floor to look upward the ceiling to observe a body of smoke and flame risen near the ceiling allows important information regarding states and dynamics of the body of smoke and flame to be gathered at an early stage of fire (e.g. before arrival of firefighters). By distributing the sensors over the indoor environment, the states and dynamics of the body of smoke and flame are monitored holistically (i.e. as a whole) even at the early stage of fire. Such information is useful to predict development of the fire. In one implementation, a sensor is held in an infrastructure sensor holder mounted on the ceiling during normal time. Upon detecting occurrence of fire, the sensor drops from the holder to land on the floor and orients a sensing direction vertically upward to perform monitoring.

Abstract: A contactor includes two static contacts and a movable contact. Two ends of the movable contact selectively electrically contact the two static contacts, respectively. The contactor further includes a rotatable member rotatable about a central axis, with the movable contact being mounted thereon. The rotatable member is rotatably mounted on a support plate. Two ceramic members are mounted on the support plate, with each defining an internal region. Two permanent magnets are mounted on the support plate and located outside of the two ceramic members, respectively. The two ends of the movable contact are located in respective internal regions of the two ceramic members, such that an electrical arc generated between the movable contact and the static contact is located within the internal region.

Abstract: Disclosed is a federated learning-based regional photovoltaic power probability forecasting method, mainly comprising steps of: pinpointing all photovoltaic power stations in a region which participate in a federated learning framework for probability forecasting, collecting information within a period of time and corresponding photovoltaic power variables, and sampling the variables according to time sequence into a sample dataset; processing missing values and outliers in the sample dataset resulting from the step; splitting the sample data set of the photovoltaic power stations into a training set and a testing set according to a preset proportion; normalizing the training set and the testing set, respectively; creating a federated learning framework; building, by a central server, a global forecasting model based on forecast requirements, defining a training error function and a precision requirement, and distributing the network architecture and initialized parameters to all photovoltaic power stations.

Abstract: In an indoor environment on fire, automatic deployment of sensors disposed on, beneath or over the floor to look upward the ceiling to observe a body of smoke and flame risen near the ceiling allows important information regarding states and dynamics of the body of smoke and flame to be gathered at an early stage of fire (e.g. before arrival of firefighters). By distributing the sensors over the indoor environment, the states and dynamics of the body of smoke and flame are monitored holistically (i.e. as a whole) even at the early stage of fire. Such information is useful to predict development of the fire. In one implementation, a sensor is held in an infrastructure sensor holder mounted on the ceiling during normal time. Upon detecting occurrence of fire, the sensor drops from the holder to land on the floor and orients a sensing direction vertically upward to perform monitoring.

Abstract: An electromagnetic system includes a magnetic yoke, a coil mounted in the magnetic yoke, a lower iron core disposed in a lower portion of the coil, a top plate disposed above the coil, an upper iron core having a lower portion disposed in the coil and an upper portion extending through the top plate, an armature disposed above the top plate and fixedly connected to the upper iron core, a magnetic isolation ring disposed between the upper iron core and the top plate, and a plurality of balls each rolling in one of a plurality of first curved grooves of the armature and one of a plurality of second curved grooves of the top plate. The upper iron core moves in a vertical direction. A force applied on the armature by the ball is inclined to a central axis of the upper iron core to drive the armature to rotate.

Abstract: An auxiliary contact system of a contactor includes an auxiliary movable contact, an auxiliary static contact corresponding to the auxiliary movable contact, and a rotation member configured to be rotatable between a first position and a second position. In the first position, a main movable contact of the contactor is driven by the rotation member to an electric contact position in which the main movable contact contacts a main static contact and the auxiliary movable contact is in the electric contact position contacting the auxiliary static contact. In the second position, the main movable contact of the contactor is driven by the rotation member to an electric separation position where the main movable contact is separated from the main static contact and the rotation member pushes the auxiliary movable contact to the electric separation position separated from the auxiliary static contact.

Abstract: A method and system determines in real time the bearing capacity of a foundation tamped by a high-speed hydraulic tamper. Four wireless acceleration sensors are arranged uniformly along tamping plate edges, sensor position tamping points are determined; the soil is tamped, the plate peak acceleration slows, tends to, and reaches stabilization in a range, a relationship curve between the tamping number and plate peak acceleration is determined; different loads are applied to the foundation to obtain corresponding settlements, coordinate axes are established, points are drawn according to each test data group and sequentially connected with a smooth curve to obtain a settlement-load curve, and the curve is fitted; a tamping number and foundation bearing capacity relationship is obtained; the two relationship curves are combined to obtain a relationship curve, and the foundation bearing capacity magnitude at a certain moment during the tamping operation is determined by using the acceleration index.

Abstract: An electrical contactor system includes a stationary contactor having a stationary contact, a moving contactor having a moving contact, a rotating member, a magnetic blow-out arc quenching device including a permanent magnet, and an isolation arc quenching device. The moving contactor is mounted on the rotating member and is rotatable between a connected position and a disconnected position. The moving contact is in electrical contact with the stationary contact when the moving contactor is rotated to the connected position, the moving contact is separated from the stationary contact when the moving contactor is rotated to the disconnected position. The permanent magnet is statically disposed in a vicinity of the stationary contactor for elongating an arc between the stationary contact and the moving contact by an electromagnetic force so as to extinguish the arc. The isolation arc quenching device pushes the arc toward the permanent magnet so as to force the arc to move to a vicinity of the permanent magnet.

Abstract: Provided are a detection method and a detection device, the detection method includes: in a first writing stage, providing an active voltage to each data line, each power supply terminal, both ends of a first gate line to-be-detected, an absolute value of the active voltage of each data line is smaller than that of the active voltage of the power supply terminal, an absolute value of the active voltage of the first gate line to-be-detected is smaller than that of the active voltage of each data line; in a first detection stage, maintaining the active voltage of the power supply terminal, providing an inactive voltage to the first gate line to-be-detected and providing an active voltage to the data line, detecting voltages at second electrodes of storage capacitors corresponding to the first gate line to-be-detected, determining whether the first gate line to-be-detected has breakpoint according to the detected voltages.

Abstract: A contactor includes two static contacts and a movable contact. Two ends of the movable contact selectively electrically contact the two static contacts, respectively. The contactor further includes a rotatable member rotatable about a central axis, with the movable contact being mounted thereon. The rotatable member is rotatably mounted on a support plate. Two ceramic members are mounted on the support plate, with each defining an internal region. Two permanent magnets are mounted on the support plate and located outside of the two ceramic members, respectively. The two ends of the movable contact are located in respective internal regions of the two ceramic members, such that an electrical arc generated between the movable contact and the static contact is located within the internal region.

Abstract: An electrical contact system includes a static contact, a movable contact movable between a switch-on position with the movable contact in electrical contact with the static contact and a switch-off position with the movable contact separated from the static contact, and an arc extinguishing device including an arc extinguishing member and a driving mechanism. When the movable contact is moved to the switch-on position, the arc extinguishing member is moved beyond a contact area between the movable contact and the static contact and the movable contact is allowed to be in electrical contact with the static contact. When the movable contact is moved to the switch-off position, the arc extinguishing member is moved between the movable contact and the static contact and the movable contact is electrically isolated from the static contact.