Abstract: A GIL fault on-line monitoring system based on vibration signals and support vector machine, via a monitoring device mounting on the outer surface of the CIL channel, monitors the vibration signals generated on the tube wall during the power transmission process, and perform fault diagnosis through comparison. For example, when the abnormal vibration signals appear near a certain post insulators, then it can be determined that the corresponding location is experiencing a fault. The system is capable of operating without powering off the GIL or disassembling the GIL, thus it is an economic, convenient and effective troubleshooting method with high implementation feasibility. The system can monitor the operation state of the GIL in real time and send information to a monitoring station through a wireless device, and thus guarantees the stable operation of the GIL.

Abstract: Disclosed is a multi-channel peptide synthesizer, including a gas-bath thermotank, a plurality of reactor tubes, a motor, a rotating rack, a liquid-feeding tube, a feeding device, a vacuum tube and a nitrogen tube. The gas-bath thermotank body provides a desired constant temperature for reaction. The reactor tube provides a place for peptide synthesis and resin washing. The motor and the rotating rack are used to fully mix the reaction and cleaning solutions. Various liquid reagents required are fed to the reactor tube through the liquid-adding tube. Various materials required are prepared in advance in the feeding device and directly fed to the reactor tube. The reaction or washing solution in the reactor tube is pumped to a waste liquid tank through the vacuum tube. Nitrogen is introduced into each reactor tube through the nitrogen tube. This device can be applied in batch-wise peptide synthesis using solid-phase methods.

Abstract: Disclosed is a multi-channel peptide synthesizer, including a gas-bath thermotank, a plurality of reactor tubes, a motor, a rotating rack, a liquid-feeding tube, a feeding device, a vacuum tube and a nitrogen tube. The gas-bath thermotank body provides a desired constant temperature for reaction. The reactor tube provides a place for peptide synthesis and resin washing. The motor and the rotating rack are used to fully mix the reaction and cleaning solutions. Various liquid reagents required are fed to the reactor tube through the liquid-adding tube. Various materials required are prepared in advance in the feeding device and directly fed to the reactor tube. The reaction or washing solution in the reactor tube is pumped to a waste liquid tank through the vacuum tube. Nitrogen is introduced into each reactor tube through the nitrogen tube. This device can be applied in batch-wise peptide synthesis using solid-phase methods.

Abstract: A GIL fault on-line monitoring system based on vibration signals and support vector machine, via a monitoring device mounting on the outer surface of the CIL channel, monitors the vibration signals generated on the tube wall during the power transmission process, and perform fault diagnosis through comparison. For example, when the abnormal vibration signals appear near a certain post insulators, then it can be determined that the corresponding location is experiencing a fault. The system is capable of operating without powering off the GIL or disassembling the GIL, thus it is an economic, convenient and effective troubleshooting method with high implementation feasibility. The system can monitor the operation state of the GIL in real time and send information to a monitoring station through a wireless device, and thus guarantees the stable operation of the GIL.