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Modeling the Movement of a Rapidly Degrading Solute, Methomyl, in Dynamic Soil-Water Systems

Published in Richard C. Honeycutt, Daniel J. Schabacker, Mechanisms of Pesticide Movement into Ground Water, 1994

Kathryn C. Dowling, Ronald G. Costella, Ann T. Lemley

In initial experiments, electrolyte solution was cleared from the syringes, and a discrete pulse of methomyl solution was applied to the soil column. In later experiments (M4, M6-M8, M10, and Ml 1), a second syringe pump was loaded with the insecticide solution, and the pulse was applied using a Hamilton HV3-3 three-port switching valve. Constant temperature was maintained for all experiments at 25 ± 2°C either in a temperature-controlled room or using a circulating water jacket surrounding the column. An Isco Retriever II or a Buchler LC-100 fraction collector was used to sample column effluent at timed intervals.

Research on correction method of inertia factor of starting section of gap flow opening in hydraulic rock drill

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Published in Australian Journal of Mechanical Engineering, 2022

Yelin Li, Yi Tu, Bin Zeng, Liang Yin

In order to master the internal pressure variation law of the impact system of hydraulic rock drill. Drilling and tapping the cylinder block surface and the reversing valve cover surface, and reserve M10 threaded holes for installing sensors. In order to reduce the change of the internal space of the pressure chamber, the connecting aperture between the threaded hole and the pressure chamber is not easy to be too large, and the diameter is 3 mm hole connection. The installation position is shown in Figure 7.