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基于电话网设计了一款不需外部供电的密码锁,其具有密码、用户唯一号码准入双层保护等功能,且操作简单。密码锁根据来电号码与系统预置的用户号码是否一致来控制摘机与否,同时用户可通过语音提示进行开锁、修改密码、挂机等相关操作。该密码锁具有自供电、低功耗、双层保护等特点,工作可靠、稳定、安全。 相似文献
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天保工程建设中存在的问题和解决办法 总被引:2,自引:0,他引:2
国家天然林保护工程自1998年启动以来,已经取得了一些成果,但在工程建设中也出现了一些问题,这些问题主要有以下几个方面:1.基础设施建设投入不足。由于长期的投入不足,许多企业的供电、供水、危 相似文献
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Nobuyuki Hirai Kooji Ootake Kyouji Suzuki Nobuo Sobue Munehiro Date Toyoko Watanabe 《Journal of Wood Science》1998,44(1):35-39
The piezoelectricity of cyanoethylated hydroxyethylcellulose was investigated. Elastic, piezoelectric, and dielectric relaxations were observed at –80° to –60°C and 0° to 20°C at a frequency of 10Hz. The activation energy is about 9–15 kcal/mol in the low temperature region and about 30–45 kcal/mol at room temperature. These relaxations in the low temperature region may be caused by the motion of the cyanoethyl group and those at room temperature mostly by the motions of the main chain. Cyanoethylated hydroxyethylcellulose has a high piezoelectric strain constant (d
25), which is the largest value among the cellulose derivatives and is almost the same as the value for polyvinylidene fluoride. The electromechanical coupling factor for cyanoethylated hydroxyethylcellulose was small. 相似文献
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We investigated the relationship between the crystal lattice strain and the piezoelectric response in Japanese cypress (Chamaecyparis obtusa Endl.) wood fibers subjected to tension stress in the fiber direction. As a result, the piezoelectric voltage was very sensitive to the mechanical behavior (deformation) of the wood crystalline regions obtained from the x-ray stress measurement. Thus, by investigating the behavior of piezoelectric voltage, it was possible to simply estimate the mechanical behavior of the crystalline regions in the wood. 相似文献
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This study investigated the behavior of piezoelectric, dielectric, and elastic constants and the crystallinity in wood cellulose by repeated measurements (n = 42) between 100°C and 220°C. There was an insignificant change in the piezoelectric constant during repeated measurements in this temperature range. On the other hand, thermal decomposition of the amorphous region contributed to the decreasing trend of dielectric and elastic constants, although only a small increase in the elastic constant was found at the time of the initial measurements. The increase in the repeated measurements in this temperature range resulted in an increase in the piezoelectric loss modulus constantd
25, which is closely related to energy loss. Thed
25 peak shifted to a higher temperature with increasing measurements, which might be due not to the increase in rigidity of the wood specimen but to the increase in total peak area, which was observed during the later measurements. At the same time, variations of piezoelectric loss modulusd
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25 at advanced stages of the measurements suggested damage and structural changes in the wood. 相似文献
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This study investigated the relation between piezoelectric behavior and the deformation of trachieds in real time under combined compression and vibration stresses. Scanning electron microscope images were recorded directly into a video recorder. Two types of microscopic destruction were observed in the specimens. With the first type, although a small uprush around the boundary of the annual ring was observed, the specimens were broken only by shearing fracture in the 45° direction. With the second type, the specimens were finally broken by shearing fracture after repeated buckling. In these cases the piezoelectric voltage increased almost linearly in the elastic region, proceeded to the maximal point, and then decreased gradually. Finally a clear peak appeared in the buckling and shearing fracture. There is a curved relation between the specific gravity and the piezoelectric parameter when the influence of voids is considered, and there is a linear relation between the dynamic Young's modulus and the piezoelectric parameter when the stress is considered.Part of this paper was presented at the 46th annual meeting of the Japan Wood Research Society in Kumamoto, April 1996 相似文献
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Piezoelectricity as a fundamental property of wood 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
Eiichi Fukada 《Wood Science and Technology》1968,2(4):299-307
Summary The piezoelectric effect in wood, i.e. the occurrence of electric polarization under mechanical stress and also of mechanical strain in an electric field, was accounted for by considering the uniaxial orientation of cellulose crystallites in fibers and their monoclinic symmetry. A shear stress in one plane, including the grain direction, produced electrical polarization perpendicular to it. The value of the piezoelectric modulus for wood was approximately one twentieth of that of a quartz crystal.The chemical treatments which transform the lattice structure from cellulose I to II or III, increased the piezoelectric modulus. However, gamma-ray irradiation up to a dose sufficiently high to decrease the molecular weight had only little influence on the piezoelectric modulus.The variation with temperature of the phase angle between sinusoidal stress and polarization showed a maximum of advanced phase around room temperature and a maximum of delayed phase at about-100°C. Dielectric and viscoelastic measurements indicated that the former was caused by the dielectric loss due to water at a temperature above freezing and the latter by the viscoelastic loss due to local vibrations of cellulose molecules.The piezoelectric polarization in wood can be utilized in technical problems such as the measurement of shock velocity in timber. The physiological meaning of the piezoelectrical effect in plants has not been investigated.
Zusammenfassung Der piezoelektrische Effekt in Holz, d. h. das Auftreten einer elektrischen Polarisation unter mechanischer Spannung und ebenso das Auftreten mechanischer Verformungen in einem elektrischen Feld wird als Folgeerscheinung der einachsigen Orientierung der Cellulosekristallite in den Holzfasern und durch deren monokline Symmetrie erklärt. Es wurde beobachtet, daß eine Scherspannung in einer Ebene, welche in Faserrichtung liegt, eine elektrische Polarisation senkrecht dazu hervorruft. Die Größe des piezoelektrischen Moduls für Holz betrug etwa 1/20 des piezoelektrischen Moduls eines Quarzkristalls.Chemische Behandlungen, welche die Gitterstruktur der Cellulose I in diejenige von Cellulose II und III umformen, erhöhen gleichzeitig den piezoelektrischen Modul. Dagegen zeigte eine Behandlung mit -Strahlen selbst bis zu einer Dosisleistung, die ausreichte, um das Molekulargewicht zu erniedrigen, nur geringen Einfluß auf den piezoelektrischen Modul.Die Temperaturabhängigkeit des Phasenwinkels zwischen einer S-förmig verlaufenden Spannung und der Polarisation zeigt ein Maximum der vorauseilenden Phase etwa bei Raumtemperatur und ein Maximum der nachlaufenden Phase bei etwa-100°C. Dielektrische und viskoelastische Messungen ließen erkennen, daß die Dielektrizität auf Grund dielektrischer Verluste von Wasser über 0°C zustande kommt und daß die Viskoelastizität durch viskoelastische Verluste auf Grund örtlicher Schwingungen von Cellulosemolekülen entsteht.Die piezoelektrische Polarisation bei Holz kann für die Lösung technischer Probleme, wie z. B. bei der Messung der Schallgeschwindigkeit in Holz praktisch eingesetzt werden. Die physiologische Bedeutung des piezoelektrischen Effekts in lebenden Pflanzen ist bisher noch unbekannt.相似文献
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This study investigated and clarified the relation between the piezoelectric voltage and microscopic fracture of hinoki (Chamaecyparis obtura Endl.), in particular the deformation of the cross-sectional wall of the tracheid in linear-elastic regions under combined compression and vibration stresses. The piezoelectric voltage-deformation (P-D) curve consisted of a linear region starting from the origin followed by a convex curved region. The linear region of theP-D curve was only about 60% of that of the load-displacement (L-D) curve. By applying combined stresses to a specimen, the cross-sectional walls of the tracheid were deformed mainly at the radial walls. When a tracheid was regarded approximately as a hexagonal prism, the elastic buckling stress of the radial wall was estimated from scanning electron microscope images and our method based on a modification of the Gibson and Ashby method. As a result, it was estimated that the elastic buckling stress was only about 80% of the stress at the proportional limit of theP-D curve. It is found that there are two consecutive regions before the proportional limit of theP-D curve: One is the region up to the spot where the radial cell wall generates the elastic buckling, and the other is the region starting from the end of the aforementioned region up to the proportional limit of theP-D curve.Part of this paper was presented at the 47th annual meeting of the Japan Wood Research Society, Kochi, April 3–5, 1997 相似文献
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The effect of intermittent heat treatment on cellulose crystallites in wood was studied to evaluate quantitatively the changes of crystallinity induced by intermittent and continuous heating. The changes in crystallinity were found to be strongly affected by the intermittent heat treatment. The increased crystallinity, the width of the crystals, and the piezoelectric properties were the same for the first intermittent heating as for continuous heating. Further intermittent heating for the same time duration and temperature had no effect on the above properties, probably due to the stopping of the thermal reaction during the interval. Our results suggested that intermittent heat treatment has certain critical cooling temperatures that stop the thermal reaction and are closely related to the duration of the interval. Samples once exposed to a certain duration of heat treatment and then cooled need more time, about twice that of the first duration of intermittent heating compared with continuous heating, to reach maximum crystallinity in wood cellulose. 相似文献