Abstract: The present disclosure discloses a method for quantifying a bearing capacity of foundation containing shallow-hidden spherical cavities, comprising: in Step 1, constructing a spatial axisymmetric calculation model for stability analysis of the foundation containing shallow-hidden spherical cavities; in Step 2, solving the model to obtain a general solution which reflects the spatial stress distribution of surrounding rock containing shallow-hidden spherical cavities; in Step 3, obtain a mathematical expression by derivation for calculating the bearing capacity of the foundation containing shallow-hidden spherical cavities; and in Step 4: completing the determination of the foundation bearing capacity. Benefits: This method has many advantages such as comprehensive consideration, high accuracy and reliability of calculation results, and may provide the scientific basis for the development of prevention and control against the instability of the foundation containing shallow-hidden cavities.

Abstract: An expandable sheath for transcatheter delivery system is disclosed, including a tube having opposing distal and proximal ends in its axial direction. The distal end is provided with a plurality of support rods arranged at intervals in a circumferential direction of the tube, and the support rods extending axially and having relative converged and flared configurations. More than two connecting strips are provided in the axial direction between two adjacent support rods. The connecting strip extends in a curved path and undulates in the circumferential direction, and undulation degrees of the connecting strips increase sequentially from the proximal end to the distal end. The connecting strip has a first connecting portion and a second connecting portion respectively connected with two adjacent support rods in the circumferential direction, and the first connecting portion and the second connecting portion are located at different axial levels of the tube.

Abstract: A photodetector based on PtSe2 and a silicon nanopillar array includes a PMMA light-transmitting protective layer, a graphene transparent top electrode, a silicon nanopillar array structure coated with few-layer PtSe2, and metal electrodes of the graphene transparent top electrode and the silicon nanopillar array structure. A method for preparing the photodetector includes steps of: preparing graphene with a CVD method; preparing a silicon nanopillar array structure through dry etching; coating few-layer PtSe2 on surfaces of the silicon nano-pillar array structure through laser interference enhanced induction CVD; preparing graphene transparent top electrode; and magnetron-sputtering metal electrodes. The photodetector prepared by the present invention has a detection range from visible light to near-infrared wavebands. The silicon nanopillar array structure enhances light absorption of the detector, so that the detector has high sensitivity, simple structure and strong practicability.

Abstract: A photodetector based on PtSe2 and a silicon nanopillar array includes a PMMA light-transmitting protective layer, a graphene transparent top electrode, a silicon nanopillar array structure coated with few-layer PtSe2, and metal electrodes of the graphene transparent top electrode and the silicon nanopillar array structure. A method for preparing the photodetector includes steps of: preparing graphene with a CVD method; preparing a silicon nanopillar array structure through dry etching; coating few-layer PtSe2 on surfaces of the silicon nano-pillar array structure through laser interference enhanced induction CVD; preparing graphene transparent top electrode; and magnetron-sputtering metal electrodes. The photodetector prepared by the present invention has a detection range from visible light to near-infrared wavebands. The silicon nanopillar array structure enhances light absorption of the detector, so that the detector has high sensitivity, simple structure and strong practicability.

Abstract: A three-dimensional graphene antenna includes a three-dimensional graphene radiation layer, a dielectric substrate, a metal layer and a feeder line. The three-dimensional graphene radiation layer is made from porous three-dimensional graphene. A preparation method of the porous three-dimensional graphene includes steps of preparing pressurized solid particles by pressurizing gas into solid micro particles, mixing the pressurized solid particles with a graphene oxide dispersion liquid, removing liquid nitrogen under high pressure and low temperature such that the graphene oxide flakes enwrap around the pressurized solid particles, obtaining a graphene oxide block containing the pressurized solid particles by extruding, sublimating the pressurized solid particles in the graphene oxide block into gas, forming holes in the graphene oxide block and annealing, thereby obtaining the three-dimensional graphene.

Abstract: A service processing method, a device, a terminal and a server are provided. In some embodiments, the method includes: obtaining an operator identifier, when a coupon verification operation is detected on a service page of a public service account; invoking a code reading interface of an internet application to which the public service account belongs, to obtain a code of a coupon to be verified; generating a coupon verification service request based on the operator identifier and the code of the coupon; sending the coupon verification service request to a server, to cause the server to process a coupon verification service based on the operator identifier and the code of the coupon and return a process result to the terminal; and outputting the process result on the service page of the public service account.

Abstract: A service processing method, a device, a terminal and a server are provided. In some embodiments, the method includes: obtaining an operator identifier, when a coupon verification operation is detected on a service page of a public service account; invoking a code reading interface of an internet application to which the public service account belongs, to obtain a code of a coupon to be verified; generating a coupon verification service request based on the operator identifier and the code of the coupon; sending the coupon verification service request to a server, to cause the server to process a coupon verification service based on the operator identifier and the code of the coupon and return a process result to the terminal; and outputting the process result on the service page of the public service account.