Publications by authors named "Yucun Zhang"

Carbon monoxide (CO), as an indicator gas for fault diagnosis of gas-insulated switchgear, has the strongest absorption coefficient in the mid-infrared region, making Fourier transform infrared (FTIR) spectroscopy an ideal method for its concentration detection. However, there is extremely abundant absorption of SF in this region, resulting in a great challenge for CO/SF detection. To address this challenge, we report a high sensitivity online detection system for ultratrace levels of CO, which combines differential Fourier transform infrared (DFTIR) spectroscopy with a weighted sine spectral reconstruction convolutional neural network (WSSR-CNN).

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Sulfur compounds (SO, CS, HS and OCS) are common toxic pollutants in the atmospheric environment, and the absorption spectroscopy technique can indeed help to realize online monitoring of their concentrations. However, nonlinear effects that occur during absorption spectroscopy measurements have a serious impact on the measurement of the absorption cross-sections (ACSs) of sulfur compounds, leading to serious deviations in both the substance absorption properties and concentrations obtained based on ACS analysis. In this paper, the maximum effective ACSs of sulfur compounds in the linear region are obtained by considering the influence of nonlinear effects and eliminating interference factors such as oxygen and photolysis.

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Cardiac magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) usually requires a long acquisition time. The movement of the patients during MRI acquisition will produce image artifacts. Previous studies have shown that clear MR image texture edges are of great significance for pathological diagnosis.

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The application field of large forgings is extensive. Accurate dimensional measurement is an important factor to ensure the quality of the finished forging product when it is forged at high temperature. Therefore, this paper proposes a green laser scanning measurement method based on depth information.

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Absorption spectroscopy based on Lambert-Beer law has been widely used in material structure analysis, research in chemical reaction kinetics, and exploration of various physicochemical reaction mechanisms. However, serious nonlinearity between absorbance and measured concentration can occur in actual measurements. The idea of moving window is first introduced into the field of spectral nonlinearity in the paper.

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Article Synopsis
  • The Beer-Lambert law states that absorbance is linked to the concentration and the optical path length of a substance, usually in a linear relationship at a specific wavelength.
  • However, real-world measurements can deviate from this linearity due to limitations in spectral resolution.
  • Research showed that this deviation is negatively correlated with spectral resolution and positively correlated with total column concentration, and it confirmed that absorbance remains linear with sulfur dioxide concentration up to 171.4 mg/m at certain wavelengths.
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In order to grasp the inner wall condition of ring forgings, an inner wall condition monitoring method based on infrared spectra for ring forgings is proposed in the present paper. Firstly, using infrared spectroscopy the forgings temperature measurement system was built based on the three-level FP-cavity LCTF. The two single radiation spectra from the forgings' surface were got using the three-level FP-cavity LCTF.

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A temperature field detection method based on long-wavelength infrared spectrum for hot forging is proposed in the present paper. This method combines primary spectrum pyrometry and three-stage FP-cavity LCTF. By optimizing the solutions of three group nonlinear equations in the mathematical model of temperature detection, the errors are reduced, thus measuring results will be more objective and accurate.

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P-glycoprotein (P-gp) and glutathione -transferase π (GST-π) are not only drug-resistance markers, but also prognostic markers of various cancers. The aim of the present study was to investigate the clinical significance of P-gp and GST-π in gallbladder carcinoma (GBC). Tissue samples from 42 patients with GBC were immunostained.

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In order to grasp the changes of the forging's temperature field during heat treatment, a temperature field detection method based on infrared spectra for large cylinder forgings is proposed in the present paper. On the basis of heat transfer a temperature field model of large barrel forgings was established by the method of separating variables. Using infrared spectroscopy the large forgings temperature measurement system was built based on the three-level interference filter.

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High temperature large forging is covered with a thick oxide during forging. It leads to a big measurement data error. In this paper, a method of measuring temperature based on infrared spectroscopy is presented.

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At present, the interference from outside radiation under the complex environment is difficult to eliminate by using the infrared thermometry method. It leads to the low measurement accuracy. In the present paper, a high-precision infrared temperature measurement system was designed.

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