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    • 4. 发明授权
    • Using an effectiveness approach to model a fuel cell membrane humidification device
    • 使用有效的方法来模拟燃料电池膜加湿装置
    • US08431276B2
    • 2013-04-30
    • US12755315
    • 2010-04-06
    • Yan ZhangJohn C. Fagley
    • Yan ZhangJohn C. Fagley
    • H01M8/04G01N7/00H01M8/10
    • G05D22/02H01M4/0471
    • A method for determining the water transfer in a water vapor transfer unit of a fuel cell system that employs a model based approach. The method includes determining a capacity ratio of wet streams and dry streams flowing through the water vapor transfer unit, determining the number of mass transfer units of the water vapor transfer unit, estimating a mass transfer effectiveness value given the capacity ratio and the number of mass transfer units for the water vapor transfer unit, and determining the amount of water transferred in the water vapor transfer unit using the mass transfer effectiveness value, the mass flow rates on a dry basis of the dry stream and the wet stream, and the mass flow rates of water of the dry inlet stream and the wet inlet stream.
    • 一种用于确定采用基于模型的方法的燃料电池系统的水蒸气转移单元中的水分传递的方法。 该方法包括确定流经水蒸汽转移单元的湿流和干流的容量比,确定水蒸汽转移单元的传质单元数,估计容量比和质量数的质量传递有效值 用于水蒸汽转移单元的转移单元,以及使用传质有效性值确定在水蒸汽转移单元中传输的水的量,干流和湿流干质量流量以及质量流量 干燥入口流和湿入口流的水速率。
    • 5. 发明申请
    • USING AN EFFECTIVENESS APPROACH TO MODEL A FUEL CELL MEMBRANE HUMIDIFICATION DEVICE
    • 对模型A燃料电池加湿装置使用有效方法
    • US20110239747A1
    • 2011-10-06
    • US12755315
    • 2010-04-06
    • Yan ZhangJohn C. Fagley
    • Yan ZhangJohn C. Fagley
    • G01N7/00
    • G05D22/02H01M4/0471
    • A method for determining the water transfer in a water vapor transfer unit of a fuel cell system that employs a model based approach. The method includes determining a capacity ratio of wet streams and dry streams flowing through the water vapor transfer unit, determining the number of mass transfer units of the water vapor transfer unit, estimating a mass transfer effectiveness value given the capacity ratio and the number of mass transfer units for the water vapor transfer unit, and determining the amount of water transferred in the water vapor transfer unit using the mass transfer effectiveness value, the mass flow rates on a dry basis of the dry stream and the wet stream, and the mass flow rates of water of the dry inlet stream and the wet inlet stream.
    • 一种用于确定采用基于模型的方法的燃料电池系统的水蒸气转移单元中的水分传递的方法。 该方法包括确定流经水蒸汽转移单元的湿流和干流的容量比,确定水蒸汽转移单元的传质单元数,估计容量比和质量数的质量传递有效值 用于水蒸汽转移单元的转移单元,以及使用传质有效性值确定在水蒸汽转移单元中传输的水的量,干流和湿流干质量流量以及质量流量 干燥入口流和湿入口流的水速率。
    • 8. 发明申请
    • Intelligent Pipeline Small Leaks and Thefts Detection Methods and Systems
    • US20180246004A1
    • 2018-08-30
    • US15443658
    • 2017-02-27
    • Yan Zhang
    • Yan Zhang
    • G01M3/24G01M3/28
    • G01M3/243G01M3/2815
    • Four (4) methods and systems that utilize these methods are claimed in the present invention for intelligently detecting pipeline small leaks, thefts, and their details.In the Energy Flow Line Method, the measured flow data at both ends of the pipeline will be monitored and analyzed. If flow changes that meet the criteria are identified, a leak or a theft is detected. The energy wave front speed is introduced and the unsteady flow mathematical model of the subject pipeline is utilized to calculate leak details.In the Filtered Pressure Waves Method, the measured pressure data at both ends of the pipeline will be monitored and analyzed. After filtering, only those pressure waves that are not originated at the ends of the pipeline will be selected as candidates. For each computation step, consecutively apply the 2 travelling time windows template 1 and template 2 to those candidates, and process those candidates within each window. Leaks, thefts and their details (except for leaked amount) can be obtained if the detected leak locations meet the criteria, even when the fluid is stagnant for some time.The Enhanced Filtered Pressure Waves Method, as the name suggests, is the enhanced version of the Filtered Pressure Waves Method if the fluid is not stagnant for some time. The essential part of the Energy Flow Line Method is used to extend the function not only to provide the leaked amount, but also to verify the leak and the leak location in order to avoid sending false alarms. The measured flow data at the outlet end of the pipeline is also monitored and the unsteady flow mathematical model of the subject pipeline is utilized. If the fluid is stagnant for some time, the leaked amount will be calculated without measured data to be compared. The estimated leak location will be provided with a search range.In the Mutual Confirmation Method, essential parts of the above 3 methods are utilized to extend the capability and to confirm each finding. If any result that contradicts the solution is identified, find a new one that fits. By providing the solution that is mutually confirmed with 2 sets of leak details, sending false alarms can be avoided. This method is particularly developed to solve some issues in the real time monitoring applications, especially in SCADA environments, to have shorter calculation time. The unsteady flow mathematical model of the subject pipeline is indispensable for this method. If the fluid is stagnant for some time, the leaked amount will be calculated without measured data to be compared. Also the estimated leak location will be provided with a search range.The present invention is suitable for most pipeline applications, including very long pipelines (for instance, over 200 km), existing pipelines (with min or no modification on existing sensor groups), and pipelines that are shut for some time (excluding using the Energy Flow Line Method), and easily used as a cross checking tool to other pipelines and other online leak detection systems. The fluids in pipelines can be gases, liquids, and multi-phase fluids.