Rui Zhou

Tsinghua University

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Jiansong Wu

China University of Mining and Technology

Yiping Bai

China University of Mining and Technology

Jitao Cai

China University of Mining and Technology

Jianping Wang

Peking University

Yin Gu

China Astronaut Research and Training Center

De Ying Li

Beijing University of Civil Engineering and Architecture

Junsheng Zeng

Institute of Applied Physics and Computational Mathematics

Yimeng Zhao

South China University of Technology

Lei Pang

Hunan University of Science and Technology

Jian Zheng

University of Southern Mississippi

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Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Shanghai Jiao Tong University

China University of Mining and Technology

University of Chinese Academy of Sciences

Nanjing Tech University

China University of Petroleum, Beijing

China Special Equipment Inspection and Research Institute

University of Science and Technology of China

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Scenario analysis of mine water inrush hazard using Bayesian networks

Safety Science (2016)

Jiansong Wu Shengdi Xu Rui Zhou Yueping Qin

Inrush current

10.1016/j.ssci.2016.06.013

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Flow characteristic of highly underexpanded jets from various nozzle geometries

Applied Thermal Engineering (2017)

Xiaopeng Li Rui Zhou Wei Yao Xuejun Fan

Square (algebra)

Tuyere

10.1016/j.applthermaleng.2017.07.002

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Numerical investigation of flow particle paths and thermodynamic performance of continuously rotating detonation engines

Combustion and Flame (2012)

Rui Zhou Jianping Wang

Deflagration

Particle (ecology)

10.1016/j.combustflame.2012.07.007

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A Multi-Segmented Human Bioheat Model for Asymmetric High Temperature Environments

International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (2022)

Jing Geng Yin Gu Wenguo Weng Ming Fu Shifei Shen

In workplaces such as steel, power grids, and construction, firefighters and other workers often encounter non-uniform high-temperature environments, which significantly increase the risk of local heat stress and local heat discomfort for the workers. In this paper, a multi-segment human bioheat model is developed to predict the human thermal response in asymmetric high-temperature environments by considering the sensitivity of the modeling to angular changes in skin temperature and the effects of high temperatures on human thermoregulatory and physiological responses simultaneously. The extended model for asymmetric high-temperature environments is validated with the current model results and experimental data. The result shows that the extended model predicts the human skin temperature more accurately. Under non-uniform high-temperature conditions, the local skin temperature predictions are highly consistent with the experimental data, with a maximum difference of 2 °C. In summary, the proposed model can accurately predict the temperature of the human core and skin layers. It has the potential to estimate human physiological and thermoregulatory responses under uniform and non-uniform high-temperature environments, providing technical support for local heat stress and local thermal discomfort protection.

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Maximum temperature

10.3390/ijerph192215259

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Control and exploitation with the feature of agricultural water resources in red soil area of Jiangnan hills:A case study in Yujiang county of Jiangxi province

WIT transactions on ecology and the environment (2007)

Rui Zhou

According to the space distribution, the agriculture water resource is divided into four parts: atmosphere precipitation, surface water, soil water and ground water. Atmosphere precipitation is plentiful. However, there's a great different in various spatial and temporal. Surface water is excessive, but it's easy to runoff and the evaporate quantity is enormous. The capacity of storage water in red soil is low, and the deep water is affluent with bad quality. Unconfined water is abundance but confined water is scarcity. Aiming at solving the above problems, we should strength our water resource control with engineering, biology and agriculture. And we should raise the effect of water resource by some science methods such as the artificial modification of rain, the amassment of surface water, the adjustment of deep water and the exploitation of unconfined water.

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Numerical method for compressible gas-particle flow coupling using adaptive parcel refinement (APR) method on non-uniform mesh

Journal of Computational Physics (2022)

Baoqing Meng Junsheng Zeng Qian Chen Rui Zhou Baolin Tian

Adaptive Mesh Refinement

Compressible flow

Multiphase flow

10.1016/j.jcp.2022.111418

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Multiplication characteristics of a gas-cooled ADS with fast-thermal coupling configuration

Nuclear Engineering and Design (2018)

Litao Wang Ganglin Yu Shifei Shen Rui Zhou

Nuclear transmutation

Configuration design

10.1016/j.nucengdes.2018.09.028

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A new approach based on the modified FDS to numerically simulate cardboard box combustion under low pressure

Fire and Materials (2019)

Rui Zhou Han Zhao Junjian Ye Hui Zhang

Summary To solve the limitation of the fire test in high‐altitude areas only detecting a limited number of low‐pressure environments, in this paper, appropriate modifications of the FDS source codes were made to generate a new simulator program for low‐pressure applications. Standard fire experiments with different counts (1, 2, 18, and 27) of cardboard boxes were numerically simulated under different pressure levels (101, 90, 75, and 64 kPa). The computation data show consistent trends with the experimental results obtained in the low‐pressure tank at Lang Fang. Furthermore, the simulation results have been examined to show typical quantitative relationships: (a) The peak mass burning rate divided by the fire base dimension is correlated with the product of the pressure squared and the combustible characteristic length cubed. The exponential indices for the 1‐box fire, 18‐box fire, and 27‐box fire are 0.31, 0.29, and 0.29, respectively. (b) The heat release rate and mass burning rate show a good linearity at each fixed environmental pressure. In conclusion, the modified FDS is validated to work well under low‐pressure conditions, which can provide a receivable means to conduct low‐pressure fire simulation and analysis.

cardboard

Combustibility

10.1002/fam.2768

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A risk assessment model of a sewer pipeline in an underground utility tunnel based on a Bayesian network

Tunnelling and Underground Space Technology (2020)

Rui Zhou Weipeng Fang Jiansong Wu

A utility tunnel typically houses various types of urban lifelines. As one of the assembled pipelines in a utility tunnel, the sewer pipeline is of great importance for city life. For example, leakage of toxic and combustible gases and a subsequent explosion can result in severe accidents. The potential hazards in the sewer pipeline compartment of a utility tunnel are greatly different from those in traditional directly buried sewer pipelines. In this study, a risk assessment method based on a Bayesian network (BN) and Dempster-Shafer (D-S) Evidence theory was developed to evaluate complicated sewer pipeline accidents in a utility tunnel. First, potential hazards and typical accident scenarios were identified based on case studies of sewer pipeline accidents and evaluated by experts. Then, a BN-based risk assessment framework for the sewer pipeline in a utility tunnel was established. Using the proposed model, BN inferences of sewer pipeline accident scenarios were conducted. Furthermore, sensitivity analysis (SA) was conducted to identify the critical threats of the sewer pipeline in a utility tunnel. The proposed risk assessment framework can help to prevent and mitigate sewer pipeline accidents in utility tunnels.

Sanitary sewer

10.1016/j.tust.2020.103473

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Storage, patterns and environmental controls of soil organic carbon in China

Biogeochemistry (2007)

Yuanhe Yang Anwar Mohammat Jianmeng Feng Rui Zhou Jingyun Fang

Biome

Soil carbon

Soil texture

Soil survey

10.1007/s10533-007-9109-z

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