The Yellow Sea Warm Current (YSWC) is one of the principal currents in the Yellow Sea in winter. Former examinations on current activity in the Yellow Sea have not observed a stable YSWC because of the positioning of ...The Yellow Sea Warm Current (YSWC) is one of the principal currents in the Yellow Sea in winter. Former examinations on current activity in the Yellow Sea have not observed a stable YSWC because of the positioning of current meters. To further understand the YSWC, a research cruise in the southern Yellow Sea was carried out in the winter of 2006/2007. Five moorings with bottom-mounted acoustic Doppler current profilers (ADCP) were deployed on the western side of the central trough of the Yellow Sea. The existence and distributional features of the YSWC were studied by analyzing three ADCP moorings in the path of the YSWC in conjunction with conductivity-temperature-depth (CTD) data over the observed area in the southern Yellow Sea. The results show the following. (1) The upper layer of the YSWC is strongly influenced by winter cold surge; its direction and speed often vary along a south-north axis when strong cold surges arrive from the north. (2) The YSWC near the bottom layer is a stable northwest flowing current with a speed of 4 to 10 cm/s. By combining the analyses of the CTD data, we speculate that the core of the YSWC may lie near the bottom. (3) On a monthly average timescale, the YSWC is stably oriented with northward flow from the sea surface to the sea floor.展开更多
The Permian coal in southwest China contains highest sulfur among the Chinese coal .Compositional variations of sumir in coal are mainly controlled by palaogeographital environmentsduring peat accumulation. High organ...The Permian coal in southwest China contains highest sulfur among the Chinese coal .Compositional variations of sumir in coal are mainly controlled by palaogeographital environmentsduring peat accumulation. High organic sulfur coal is formed in peat swamp developing in tidal flat of limited carbonate platform, and it is provided with especial petrologital and geochemical characteristics, and its organoschr-containing compounds are mainly thiophene series. The macroscopitaland microscopical shapes or types of pyrites in Late Permisn coal are diversined. Bituminous coal and anthracite are diamagnetic, but the pyrites are paramagnetic. The magnetic susceptibility oftbe pyrites is depended on the content of paramagnatic elements associnted with pyrites.展开更多
The biomass and energy production of Casuarina equisetifolia plantations aged 14 were studied in Huian County, Fujian Province, Southeast of China. The standing crop biomass was 152.60 t/ha, in which the biomass of bo...The biomass and energy production of Casuarina equisetifolia plantations aged 14 were studied in Huian County, Fujian Province, Southeast of China. The standing crop biomass was 152.60 t/ha, in which the biomass of bole was 67.02 t/ha, accounting for 43.94 % of the total, while that of root was 36.83 t/ha and 24.14 %, respectively. Net primary productivity was 10.17t/(ha.a).The range of gross caloric of components was 19.29～20.23 kJ/g, with the average 19.70 kJ/g. The standing crop energy was 2 987×10^6 kJ/ha. Net energy production was 196.8×10^6 kJ/ha, while solar energy conversion efficiency was 0.90%.展开更多
基金Supported by Chinese National Special Project (Nos. 908-01-I-ST03 and 908-01-BC12)National Key Basic Research Program of China (No. G2005CB422302)+1 种基金National Natural Science Foundation of China (No.40776019)Knowledge Innovation Program of Chinese Academy of Sciences (No. KZCX2-YW-BR-15)
文摘The Yellow Sea Warm Current (YSWC) is one of the principal currents in the Yellow Sea in winter. Former examinations on current activity in the Yellow Sea have not observed a stable YSWC because of the positioning of current meters. To further understand the YSWC, a research cruise in the southern Yellow Sea was carried out in the winter of 2006/2007. Five moorings with bottom-mounted acoustic Doppler current profilers (ADCP) were deployed on the western side of the central trough of the Yellow Sea. The existence and distributional features of the YSWC were studied by analyzing three ADCP moorings in the path of the YSWC in conjunction with conductivity-temperature-depth (CTD) data over the observed area in the southern Yellow Sea. The results show the following. (1) The upper layer of the YSWC is strongly influenced by winter cold surge; its direction and speed often vary along a south-north axis when strong cold surges arrive from the north. (2) The YSWC near the bottom layer is a stable northwest flowing current with a speed of 4 to 10 cm/s. By combining the analyses of the CTD data, we speculate that the core of the YSWC may lie near the bottom. (3) On a monthly average timescale, the YSWC is stably oriented with northward flow from the sea surface to the sea floor.
文摘The Permian coal in southwest China contains highest sulfur among the Chinese coal .Compositional variations of sumir in coal are mainly controlled by palaogeographital environmentsduring peat accumulation. High organic sulfur coal is formed in peat swamp developing in tidal flat of limited carbonate platform, and it is provided with especial petrologital and geochemical characteristics, and its organoschr-containing compounds are mainly thiophene series. The macroscopitaland microscopical shapes or types of pyrites in Late Permisn coal are diversined. Bituminous coal and anthracite are diamagnetic, but the pyrites are paramagnetic. The magnetic susceptibility oftbe pyrites is depended on the content of paramagnatic elements associnted with pyrites.
文摘The biomass and energy production of Casuarina equisetifolia plantations aged 14 were studied in Huian County, Fujian Province, Southeast of China. The standing crop biomass was 152.60 t/ha, in which the biomass of bole was 67.02 t/ha, accounting for 43.94 % of the total, while that of root was 36.83 t/ha and 24.14 %, respectively. Net primary productivity was 10.17t/(ha.a).The range of gross caloric of components was 19.29～20.23 kJ/g, with the average 19.70 kJ/g. The standing crop energy was 2 987×10^6 kJ/ha. Net energy production was 196.8×10^6 kJ/ha, while solar energy conversion efficiency was 0.90%.
