On the basis of 900-year integration of a global ocean circulation model-LICOM driven by ECMWF reanalysis wind data with uniform 0.5°-grids, a quantitative estimate of the annual and monthly mean water exchange o...On the basis of 900-year integration of a global ocean circulation model-LICOM driven by ECMWF reanalysis wind data with uniform 0.5°-grids, a quantitative estimate of the annual and monthly mean water exchange of the South China Sea （SCS） with its adjacent oceans through 5 straits is obtained. Among them, the annual transport is the largest in the Luzon Strait, then in the Taiwan Strait, and then in the Sunda Shelf, in the Balabac Strait and in the Mindoro Strait in turn, the largest monthly transport variation appears in the Luzon Strait and Sunda shelf. It is shown that the mass transport through the Taiwan Strait is affected by monsoon, while the transport through the Luzon Strait may be associated with the bifurcation position of the North Equatorial Current off the east Philippines shore; the transports in the Luzon Strait and Sunda Shelf are out of phase in direction but well correlated in magnitude. The annual and monthly mean heat and salinity exchange of the SCS through the straits are also calculated and shown to be in phase with the mass transport. The Kuroshio water carries about 0.43 PW heat transport and 151.33 kt/s salinity transport into the SCS, while most of them is carried out of the SCS through the Taiwan Strait and Sunda Shelf annually. The further model integration based on the 900-year integration for another 44 a from 1958 to 2001 driven by real wind data （ERA40 data） shows that the monthly mean mass transport via these straits varies annually with a large variation range, which may be associated with the seasonal and interannual variations in the current field and sea surface height in the SCS. The mean mass transport through the Taiwan Strait, Luzon Strait, Mindoro Strait, Balabac Strait and Sunda Shelf is 2.012×10^6, -4.063×10^6, -0.124×10^6, -0.083×10^6 and 2.258×10^6 m^3/s, respectively.展开更多
The simultaneous measurement of heat and mass diffusivities in unsaturated moist soils was presented by using a constant heat flux method. It can determine the heat and mass diffusivities in a moist soil through only ...The simultaneous measurement of heat and mass diffusivities in unsaturated moist soils was presented by using a constant heat flux method. It can determine the heat and mass diffusivities in a moist soil through only one test. The experimental results show that the developed method is timesaving and has potential applications. It provides a new way for the fast and accurate measurement of heat and mass diffusivities in moist soils and other unsaturated wet porous media.展开更多
It is very important to develop a universal soil model with higher simplicity and more accuracy, which can be widely applied to very general cases such as wet or dry soil, frozen or unfrozen soil and homogeneous or he...It is very important to develop a universal soil model with higher simplicity and more accuracy, which can be widely applied to very general cases such as wet or dry soil, frozen or unfrozen soil and homogeneous or heterogeneous soil. Firstly in this study, based on analysis of both magnitude order and the numerical simulation results, the universal and simplified soil model (USSM) coupling heat and mass transport processes is developed. Secondly, in order to avoid the greater uncertainty caused by the phase change term in numerical iteration process for the model solution obtaining, new version of the universal simplified soil model (NUSSM) is further derived through variables transformation, and accordingly a more efficient numerical scheme for the new version is designed well. The simulation results from the NUSSM agree with the results from more complicated and accurate soil model very well, also reasonably reproduce the observed data under widely real conditions. The new version model, because of its simplicity, will match for the development of land surface model.展开更多
The quality of substrate crystals is critical to the performance of devices used in electronic and optoelectronic applications.These bulk crystals are mostly grown from the melt or solution,with a well controlled soli...The quality of substrate crystals is critical to the performance of devices used in electronic and optoelectronic applications.These bulk crystals are mostly grown from the melt or solution,with a well controlled solidification or supersaturation,which is affected significantly by the heat and mass flows.Particularly,in the melt growth,the interface kinetics is so fast that the growth is mainly controlled by the transport processes.Hence,the intricate coupling of heat and mass transfer and melt flow strongly influences the grown crystal quality,but its analysis and control is not a trivial task.For most materials,such as semiconductors and oxides,a detailed analysis of the transport processes through experiments is extremely difficult due to the long growth period at high temperature.Therefore,numerical simulation is inevitable.For the past ten years,crystal growth modeling has become one of the most active research fields in materials processing.Indeed,as long as the melt crystal growth of semiconductors remains a mainstay of the microelectronics industry,its modeling continues to be important.In this talk,the role of transport phenomena in bulk crystal growth and their detailed nonlinear analysis are illustrated through our research work over the years.Particular interests will be paid to the zone melting and Bridgman crystal growth.The control of convection and interface shape through external forces,such as rotation,magnetic fields,and vibration will be discussed.Interface instability leading to“pit formation”and interface breakdown due to thermal and solutal flows will also be illustrated.展开更多
基金This work was jointly supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under contract No.40376003the National Key Basic Research of China under contract NOs G1999043808 and G2000078502+1 种基金the National Special Projects of China under contract NOs 908-02-01-03 and 2001DIA50041the Knowledge Innovation Frontier Project of SCSIO under contract No.LYQY200310.
文摘On the basis of 900-year integration of a global ocean circulation model-LICOM driven by ECMWF reanalysis wind data with uniform 0.5°-grids, a quantitative estimate of the annual and monthly mean water exchange of the South China Sea （SCS） with its adjacent oceans through 5 straits is obtained. Among them, the annual transport is the largest in the Luzon Strait, then in the Taiwan Strait, and then in the Sunda Shelf, in the Balabac Strait and in the Mindoro Strait in turn, the largest monthly transport variation appears in the Luzon Strait and Sunda shelf. It is shown that the mass transport through the Taiwan Strait is affected by monsoon, while the transport through the Luzon Strait may be associated with the bifurcation position of the North Equatorial Current off the east Philippines shore; the transports in the Luzon Strait and Sunda Shelf are out of phase in direction but well correlated in magnitude. The annual and monthly mean heat and salinity exchange of the SCS through the straits are also calculated and shown to be in phase with the mass transport. The Kuroshio water carries about 0.43 PW heat transport and 151.33 kt/s salinity transport into the SCS, while most of them is carried out of the SCS through the Taiwan Strait and Sunda Shelf annually. The further model integration based on the 900-year integration for another 44 a from 1958 to 2001 driven by real wind data （ERA40 data） shows that the monthly mean mass transport via these straits varies annually with a large variation range, which may be associated with the seasonal and interannual variations in the current field and sea surface height in the SCS. The mean mass transport through the Taiwan Strait, Luzon Strait, Mindoro Strait, Balabac Strait and Sunda Shelf is 2.012×10^6, -4.063×10^6, -0.124×10^6, -0.083×10^6 and 2.258×10^6 m^3/s, respectively.
文摘The simultaneous measurement of heat and mass diffusivities in unsaturated moist soils was presented by using a constant heat flux method. It can determine the heat and mass diffusivities in a moist soil through only one test. The experimental results show that the developed method is timesaving and has potential applications. It provides a new way for the fast and accurate measurement of heat and mass diffusivities in moist soils and other unsaturated wet porous media.
基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos. 40575043 and 40233034)the Knowledge Innovation Program of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (Grant No. KZCX3-SW-229)
文摘It is very important to develop a universal soil model with higher simplicity and more accuracy, which can be widely applied to very general cases such as wet or dry soil, frozen or unfrozen soil and homogeneous or heterogeneous soil. Firstly in this study, based on analysis of both magnitude order and the numerical simulation results, the universal and simplified soil model (USSM) coupling heat and mass transport processes is developed. Secondly, in order to avoid the greater uncertainty caused by the phase change term in numerical iteration process for the model solution obtaining, new version of the universal simplified soil model (NUSSM) is further derived through variables transformation, and accordingly a more efficient numerical scheme for the new version is designed well. The simulation results from the NUSSM agree with the results from more complicated and accurate soil model very well, also reasonably reproduce the observed data under widely real conditions. The new version model, because of its simplicity, will match for the development of land surface model.
文摘The quality of substrate crystals is critical to the performance of devices used in electronic and optoelectronic applications.These bulk crystals are mostly grown from the melt or solution,with a well controlled solidification or supersaturation,which is affected significantly by the heat and mass flows.Particularly,in the melt growth,the interface kinetics is so fast that the growth is mainly controlled by the transport processes.Hence,the intricate coupling of heat and mass transfer and melt flow strongly influences the grown crystal quality,but its analysis and control is not a trivial task.For most materials,such as semiconductors and oxides,a detailed analysis of the transport processes through experiments is extremely difficult due to the long growth period at high temperature.Therefore,numerical simulation is inevitable.For the past ten years,crystal growth modeling has become one of the most active research fields in materials processing.Indeed,as long as the melt crystal growth of semiconductors remains a mainstay of the microelectronics industry,its modeling continues to be important.In this talk,the role of transport phenomena in bulk crystal growth and their detailed nonlinear analysis are illustrated through our research work over the years.Particular interests will be paid to the zone melting and Bridgman crystal growth.The control of convection and interface shape through external forces,such as rotation,magnetic fields,and vibration will be discussed.Interface instability leading to“pit formation”and interface breakdown due to thermal and solutal flows will also be illustrated.
