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Trichodinid ectoparasites [Ciliophora, Peritrichia] from the tiger puffer Takifugu rubripes in the Yellow Sea, with revision of Trichodina jadranica Raabe, 1958

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Hu K.

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nr 4

311-324

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Quartz OSL and K-feldspar post-IR IRSL dating of sand accumulation in the Lower Liao Plain (Liaoning, NE China)

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Li Y. , Tsukamoto S. , Hu K. , Frechen M.

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2017

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tom Vol. 44, no. 1

1--15

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The timing of the formation of extensively distributed sand dunes in the Bohai coastal area and its forcing factors are poorly understood. In this study, the chronology of a well-preserved sand dune located in Panjin Forest Park (PJ) in the Lower Liao Plain (LLP) is investigated using quartz optically stimulated luminescence (OSL) and K-feldspar postinfrared (IR) infrared stimulated luminescence (IRSL) (pIRIR) dating. For the pIRIR measurements, the combination of preheating at 180°C and pIRIR stimulation at 150°C (pIRIR150) is exploited. The quartz results show that the sand dune accumulated from c. 120 a (1890 AD) to c. 70 a (1940 AD) before present, and the underlying sandy soil sediments deposited from c. 5.0 ka to c. 0.13 ka as marsh sediment after the sea level highstand since the mid-Holocene. From the evidence in historical coastline records, the PJ sand dune is an inland sand dune and not a coastal sand dune. Based on further information of climate and temperature change after the Little Ice Age (LIA) and human activity in northeastern China, we conclude that the PJ sand dune accumulation was very likely impacted by the immigrants and land reclamation at the end of Qing dynasty. The fading corrected IR50 ages, the apparent and fading corrected pIRIR150 ages are consistent with quartz ages for two sandy soil samples but overestimate those for six sand samples. The overestimation of the feldspar ages is derived from the residual signal which has not been bleached before burial. The offset obtained from the difference between the quartz OSL and the feldspar pIRIR150 ages are ~20–160 a (predicted residual dose: ~0.08–0.60 Gy), whereas the measured residual dose after bleaching 4 h in a solar simulator yielded age overestimation of ~10–40 a (~0.05–0.16 Gy). The age discrepancy calculated from the predicted residual was larger than those obtained from the laboratory measured residuals. We conclude that the pIRIR150 of aeolian sediment is applicable for samples older than ~1000 years where the effect of the residual dose become negligible.

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Simulated ammonia nitrogen wastewater treated with spent mushroom compost in a laboratory bioreactor

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Yang Y. , Liang W. , Hu K.

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2016

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tom 25

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nr 5

EN

The simulated ammonia nitrogen wastewater was treated with spent mushroom compost (SMC) in a laboratory bioreactor (LBR), and shifts in microbial diversity in LBR were conducted by polymerase chain reaction and denaturing gradient gel electrophoresis (PCR-DGGE). We found that the removal efficiencies of NH4+-N and COD reached 73.4% and 61.7%, respectively, and that simultaneous nitrification and denitrification (SND) was observed during the process of NH4+-N removal. In addition, we observed that there were no obvious changes in microbial diversity shifts, and that the predominant four isolates were identified as Flavobacterium johnsoniae, Sphinbacterium multivorum, Comamonas sp., and Rhizobium sp., which functioned together and played a critical role in treating simulated ammonia nitrogen wastewater in LBR. Overall, SMC could provide both carbon sources and indigenous functional microorganisms for nitrogen removal, indicating that SMC has potential for wastewater treatment.

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High-speed catamaran's longitudinal motion attenuation with active hydrofoils

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Hu K. , Ding Y. , Wang H.

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nr Special Issue S2

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This paper mainly studies the longitudinal motion prediction method and control technology of high-speed catamaran using the active hydrofoils. To establish the longitudinal motion equations of the ship basing on the 2.5D theory. Using the CFD software to obtain the hydrodynamic data of the hydrofoil. Bring the hydrodynamic expression of hydrofoils into the longitudinal motion equations of the ship. Predicting the longitudinal motion of High-speed catamaran before and after added the hydrofoils. A specific catamaran has been predicted with this approach, the result indicates this approach is workable and this prediction approach provides the theoretical basis for assessing the stabilization ability of appendages and possess the engineering practical value

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Research of lateral force of pipe conveyor belt’s vertical transport section

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Wang S. , Guo Y.-C. , Li D. Y. , Hu K.

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2016

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tom Vol. 37, iss. 1

67--75

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In order to release the lateral force of pipe conveyor belt in vertical transportation, the thesis had a study of the lateral force of the conveyor belt. By making use of Janssen Principles and fractal theory, based on reasonable simplification, the author established a mathematical model of the lateral force in vertical transportation, and with the research foundation of the pipe belt conveyor for underground transportation, through solution analysis, the author found out that the change of material diameter would lead to nonlinear variation of the lateral force of the conveyor belt. Under the circumstances of different material diameter, discrete element method was adopted to simulate the lateral force of the conveyor belt, thus working out the distribution curve chart of the lateral force. To verify the reliability of the theory, the author built an experimental platform for pipe conveyor belt in vertical transportation, and experimented with five groups of materials in different diameter, working out the strain of lateral force of the characteristic conveyor belt; by comparing the theoretical result, the simulation result and the experimental result, it showed that the solution to relieving lateral force through optimization selection of material diameter put forward in this thesis was reasonable and effective. It provides theoretical reference for the design of pipe belt conveyor.

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Numerical simulations of linearly stratified flow past submerged bodies

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Ma W. , Li Y. , Ding Y. , Hu K. , Lan L.

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2018

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tom S 3

68--77

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In this study, a methodology was presented to predict density stratified flows in the near-field of submerged bodies. The energy equation in temperature form was solved coupled with momentum and mass conservation equations. Linear stratification was achieved by the definition of the density as a function of temperature. At first, verifications were performed for the stratified flows passing a submerged horizontal circular cylinder, showing excellent agreement with available experimental data. The ability of the method to cope with variable density was demonstrated. Different turbulence models were used for different Re numbers and flow states. Based on the numerical methods proposed in this paper, the stratified flow was studied for the real scale benchmark DAPRA Suboff submarine. The approach used the VOF method for tracing the free surface. Turbulence was implemented with a k − ω based Detached Eddy Simulation (DES) approach. The effects of submarine speed, depth and density gradient on the free surface wave pattern were quantitatively analyzed. It was shown that, with the increasing of the speed of the submarine, the wavelength and wave height of the free surface wave were gradually increasing. The wave height of the free surface wave was gradually reduced as the submarine’s depth increased. Relative to the speed and submarine depth, the changes of the gradient density gradient have negligible effects on the free surface wave field.

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Numerical simulations of linearly stratified flow past submerged bodies

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Ma W. , Li Y. , Ding Y. , Hu K. , Lan L.

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nr Special Issue S3

EN

In this study, a methodology was presented to predict density stratified flows in the near-field of submerged bodies. The energy equation in temperature form was solved coupled with momentum and mass conservation equations. Linear stratification was achieved by the definition of the density as a function of temperature. At first, verifications were performed for the stratified flows passing a submerged horizontal circular cylinder, showing excellent agreement with available experimental data. The ability of the method to cope with variable density was demonstrated. Different turbulence models were used for different Re numbers and flow states. Based on the numerical methods proposed in this paper, the stratified flow was studied for the real scale benchmark DAPRA Suboff submarine. The approach used the VOF method for tracing the free surface. Turbulence was implemented with a k − ω based Detached Eddy Simulation (DES) approach. The effects of submarine speed, depth and density gradient on the free surface wave pattern were quantitatively analyzed. It was shown that, with the increasing of the speed of the submarine, the wavelength and wave height of the free surface wave were gradually increasing. The wave height of the free surface wave was gradually reduced as the submarine’s depth increased. Relative to the speed and submarine depth, the changes of the gradient density gradient have negligible effects on the free surface wave field

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Nitrogen removal from piggery wastewater within a sequencing batch reactor using pseudomonas putida

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Yang Y. , Chen F. , Xie L. , Xiong J. , Hu K.

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tom 26

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nr 2

EN

This work evaluates the efficiency of ammonium removal from piggery wastewater using a sequencing batch reactor (SBR) inoculated with a newly isolated strain of Pseudomonas putida HJH1. The strain HJH1 not only could survive and remove up to 72.4 mg/L NO₂⁻-N under aerobic conditions, but it also has good performance for simultaneous nitrification and denitrification (SND) with no nitrite accumulation. The SBR system was able to consistently remove: 1) 76.4-100% ammonium nitrogen and 71.4-100% COD from artificial wastewater in stage 1, and 2) 89.2-99.1% ammonium nitrogen and 82.4-100% COD from piggery wastewater in stage 2. During the whole operation, the strain HJH1 predominated in the SBR all the time to function together with other bacteria. Results indicated that the SBR system inoculated with Pseudomonas putida HJH1 can efficiently remove ammonium nitrogen from piggery wastewater, thereby having potential applications for future nitrogen removal.

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Detrimental effects of testosterone on post-myocardial infarction remodeling in female rats

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Frantz S. , Hu K. , Widder J. , Weckler B. , Scheuermann H. , Bauersachs J. , Ertl G. , Callies F. , Allolio B.

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tom 58

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nr 4

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Clinical data suggest an association of increased serum androgens with cardiovascular mortality in females, but not in males. Therefore, we examined effects of chronic anabolic testosterone administration on left ventricular remodeling after myocardial infarction in female rats. Ovariectomized adult female rats were treated with placebo, supraphysiologic testosterone undecanoate (T), estradiol (E2), or T+E2. Two weeks after ovarcectomy, animals underwent sham-operation or coronary artery ligation. Left ventricular remodeling and function were assessed by echocardiography and hemodynamic investigation. In sham operated animals T administration increased serum T levels and led to cardiac hypertrophy, with an increase in the ß/alpha-MHC-ratio and in IGF-1 expression. After coronary artery ligation, infarct size and mortality were similar among the groups. T treatment aggravated left ventricular hypertrophy and chamber dilatation (end-diastolic diameter, E2 vs. T vs. E2+T, 8.6 ± 0.6 vs. 9.9 ± 0.3 vs. 9.8 ± 0.3 mm, p<0.05) and reduced fractional shortening 8 weeks after myocardial infarction. Extracellular matrix remodeling was not altered by hormonal treatment. In conclusion, chronic anabolic T treatment causes myocardial hypertrophy under basal conditions and adversely affects left ventricular remodeling following myocardial infarction in female rats.