Abstract: The invention discloses a pipeline detection device, which comprises: a mounting frame provided in a three-layer structure; a first wire spool mounted at a middle layer of the mounting frame and wound with a first climbing wire, wherein the first climbing wire is connected to a first detection camera, and a photographing direction of the first lens extends along an axial direction of the first climbing wire; a second wire spool mounted at a bottom layer of the mounting frame, wherein the second climbing wire is connected to a second detection camera, a photographing direction of the second lens extends along an axial direction of the second climbing wire, and a photographing direction of the third lens extends along a radial direction of the second climbing wire. The invention solves the problem that the existing pipeline detection device cannot adapt to the detection requirements of different pipeline environments.

Abstract: The present invention provides a method for preparing a transparent free-standing titanium dioxide nanotube array film. In the method, with the titanium foil as a substrate, the titanium dioxide nanotube array film is obtained by anode oxidation on the surface of the titanium foil. Upon high temperature annealing, the titanium dioxide nanotube array film naturally falls off to obtain the transparent free-standing titanium dioxide nanotube array film. The method according to the present invention features simple operations, saves time and cost. With the method, a completely strippable titanium dioxide nanotube array film may be prepared, and in addition, morphology of the titanium dioxide nanotube is not damaged. The free-standing and complete titanium dioxide nanotube array film facilitates transfer and post-treatment, has the feature of transparency and may be in favor of the applications to the studies such as photocatalysis and the like.

Abstract: Disclosed are an intelligent safety relay and a circuit applied thereby. The intelligent safety relay includes: a first processing chip MCU A, a second processing chip MCU B, first and second input driving circuits, first to third input sampling circuits, first and second diagnostic signal generation circuits, first and second logic circuits, a diagnostic signal detection circuit, first and second relay driving circuits, and first and second relay circuits. The first processing chip MCU A and the second processing chip MCU B can automatically control, based on samples of the input driving circuits taken by the input sampling circuits, connection or disconnection of contacts in the first and second relay circuits so as to switch on or off an output.

Abstract: Disclosed are an intelligent safety relay and a circuit applied thereby. The intelligent safety relay includes: a first processing chip MCU A, a second processing chip MCU B, first and second input driving circuits, first to third input sampling circuits, first and second diagnostic signal generation circuits, first and second logic circuits, a diagnostic signal detection circuit, first and second relay driving circuits, and first and second relay circuits. The first processing chip MCU A and the second processing chip MCU B can automatically control, based on samples of the input driving circuits taken by the input sampling circuits, connection or disconnection of contacts in the first and second relay circuits so as to switch on or off an output.

Abstract: The present invention provides a method for preparing a transparent free-standing titanium dioxide nanotube array film. In the method, with the titanium foil as a substrate, the titanium dioxide nanotube array film is obtained by anode oxidation on the surface of the titanium foil. Upon high temperature annealing, the titanium dioxide nanotube array film naturally falls off to obtain the transparent free-standing titanium dioxide nanotube array film. The method according to the present invention features simple operations, saves time and cost. With the method, a completely strippable titanium dioxide nanotube array film may be prepared, and in addition, morphology of the titanium dioxide nanotube is not damaged. The free-standing and complete titanium dioxide nanotube array film facilitates transfer and post-treatment, has the feature of transparency and may be in favor of the applications to the studies such as photocatalysis and the like.