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Die Unterstützung des Maschinenführers auf der Landmaschine durch digitale Dienste nimmt immer stärker zu. Die Darstellungsmöglichkeiten sind jedoch auf die Größe der eingesetzten Terminals beschränkt. Um Sichteinschränkungen aus der Kabine durch zusätzliche Terminals zu vermeiden, ist der Einsatz von Augmented Reality sinnvoll. Hier lassen sich die vorhandenen Informationen statisch oder dynamisch in das Sichtfeld des Landwirts einblenden. Doch erst durch die in diesen Beitrag gezeigte Overlay Darstellungsebene mit integrierten Informationen lässt sich das Potenzial der Augmented Reality vollständig nutzen.
The objective of this review is a global assessment of the economics of second‐generation biorefineries, with a focus on the use of food waste and agricultural residues for chemical production by applying biotechnological processes. Analyses are conducted on feedstock and product distribution, applied economic models, and profitability figures for the period 2013–2018. In a study of 163 articles on different biorefinery systems, the production of chemicals is identified as the second major product class, after bioenergy. Bagasse and straw are frequently analyzed second‐generation feedstocks. Based on the evaluation of 22 articles, second‐generation biorefineries producing chemicals by applying biotechnological processes proves to be economically feasible. On average, both the internal rate of return (IRR) and the return on investment (ROI) are 20% and the payback period (PP) is 6 years. The cost share of feedstock in biorefineries is between 0–50%. The price of the end product and the fermentation yields have the most impact on profitability. The processing of food waste that has industrial and municipal origins appears more economical than the processing of agricultural residues. Scientists, policy makers and entrepreneurs with an appropriate risk tolerance are advised to pay particular attention to municipal food waste and the potential economic production of carboxylic acids. For various economic issues related to biorefineries, dynamic‐deterministic models are recommended, which can be extended by a stochastic model. This review provides an initial overview of the economic feasibility of second‐generation biorefineries. Further techno‐economic analyses are required to produce statistically significant statements on key profitability figures. © 2020 The Authors. Biofuels, Bioproducts, and Biorefining published by Society of Chemical Industry and John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
A recently published study of high temperature nitridation of iron chromium aluminum alloys (FeCrAl) at 900°C in N2–H2 has redundantly shown the formation of locally confined corrosion pockets reaching several microns into the alloy. These nitrided pockets form underneath chromia islands laterally surrounded by the otherwise protective alumina scale. Chromia renders a nitrogen‐permeable defect under the given conditions and the presence of aluminum in the alloy. In light of these findings on FeCrAl, a focused ion beam–scanning electron microscope tomography study has been undertaken on an equally nitrided FeNiCrAl sample to characterize its nitridation corrosion features chemically and morphologically. The alloy is strengthened by a high number of chromium carbide precipitates, which are also preferential chromia formation sites. Besides the confirmation of the complete encapsulation of the corrosion pocket from the alloy by a closed and dense aluminum nitride rim, very large voids have been found in the said pockets. Furthermore, metallic particles comprising nickel and iron are deposited on top of the outer oxide scale above such void regions.
Long Range Wide Area Network (LoRaWAN) operates in the ISM band with 868 MHz, where the Time on Air (ToA) is regulated in the EU to 1 %. LoRaWAN nodes use the Adaptive Data Rate (ADR) algorithm to adapt their data rates during operation. The standard ADR algorithm works well with stationary nodes, however is very slow in the adaptation for mobile nodes. This paper introduces a new ADR algorithm for LoRaWAN that is supported by higher level meta-data for sensor streams, namely Quality of Information (QoI). With the help of QoI it is possible to provide additional information to the new ADR algorithm, reducing the convergence time and thus improving the Packet Delivery Ratio (PDR) of data from mobile sensor nodes. The new algorithm requires only modifications on network server side and keeps backwards compatibility with LoRaWAN nodes. Results show a significant better PDR compared to the standard ADR in scenarios with a limited number of mobile nodes.
Der nachfolgende Projektbericht, welcher im Rahmen des Masterprojektes und des Moduls „Bildgebende Sensortechnik“ erarbeitet wurde, ist wie folgt den beiden Fächern zuzuordnen.
Die Kapitel, welche sich mit der Inbetriebnahme und den Umgang des SICK RMS320 Radarsensors beschäftigen, sind Teil des Masterprojektes. Dies betrifft die Kapitel 2.2, 4.1, 4.3 und in Teilen das Kapitel 4.5.
Dem Modul „Bildgebende Sensortechnik“ sind hingegen die Messung des Einflusses von Kleidung auf die Erkennungsfähigkeit eines Menschen sowie die Radarmessungen der verschiedene Prüfkörper zuzuordnen. Dies wird in den Kapiteln 2.3, 3, 4.2, 4.4 und 4.5 behandelt.
Die „Grundlagen der Radartechnik“ sind für beide Teile gleichbedeutend wichtig.
Knowledge of the small-scale nutrient status of a field is an important basis for decision-making when it comes to optimising the fertiliser use in crop production. Currently, the traditional method involves soil sampling in the field and soil sample analysis in the laboratory as two separate working processes.
The previous research project "soil2data" developed a mobile field laboratory for different carrier vehicles. In the follow-up project "prototypes4soil2data", the results of soil2data are further developed. A mixed soil sample is collected during the drive on the field. The soil sample is then wet-chemically prepared and analysed. The overall soil sampling and analysis process is divided into the following process steps: soil sampling planning, soil sampling, soil preparation, soil analysis and data management. The process steps are modified for the mobile field laboratory and the process steps run in parallel. The new soil extraction method is based on official German methods (VDLUFA) to ensure the interoperability of the analysis results with the VDLUFA fertiliser recommendations. An innovative key component is the NUTRISTAT analysis module (lab-on-chip with ISFET measurement technology). It can measure pH, the nutrients NO3-, H2PO4-, K+ and the electrical conductivity. In addition to the advantages of rapid data availability and no need to transport soil material to the laboratory, it provides a future basis for new application, e.g. verification of current results in the field during soil sampling with existing results or dynamic adjustment of soil sampling during work in the field.
Knowledge of the small-scale nutrient status of arable land is an important basis for optimizing fertilizer use in crop production. A mobile field laboratory opens up the possibility of carrying out soil sampling and nutrient analysis directly on the field. In addition to the benefits of fast data availability and the avoidance of soil material transport to the laboratory, it provides a future foundation for advanced application options, e.g. a high sampling density, sampling of small sub-fields or dynamic adaptation of the sampling line during field sampling. An innovative key component is the NUTRI-STAT ISFET sensor module. It measures values for the ions "NO3- ”, “H2PO4- " and "K+ " as well as the pH. The ISFET sensor module was specially developed for soil nutrient analysis. The phosphorus measurement was further developed for the project "soil2data". First results from the ISFET sensor module show a measurement signal settling time of significantly less than 100 seconds and a further consistent stable measurement signal. The measurement signal dynamics of approx. 58 mV per factor 10 of concentration change is given for the measured variables pH and K+. For the measured quantities of NO3- and H2PO4- , the measurement signal dynamics are lower.
Innerhalb eines Forschungsprojektes wurde ein Energiesystemoptimierungsmodell entwickelt, das mögliche Geschäftsmodelle als Weiterbetriebsoptionen für Biogasanlagen betrachtet. Insbesondere der Einfluss von fluktuierenden Strommarktpreisen und variierenden Treibhausgasquoten soll kritisch im innerdeutschen Kontext beleuchtet werden.
Hintergrund Die physiotherapeutische Dokumentation spielt im Therapieprozess eine wichtige Rolle, erfolgt jedoch auf unterschiedlichste Weise. Es existieren derzeit eine Vielzahl von Softwarelösungen für die physiotherapeutische Dokumentation, welche sich jedoch in ihren Funktionalitäten stark unterscheiden. Ziel Mithilfe einer Befragung soll ein Konsens von Expertenaus der Physiotherapie im Themengebiet der softwarebasierten Dokumentation ermittelt werden. Anhand der Ergebnisse wird ein Anforderungskatalog für die Entwicklung einer neuartigen und benutzerorientierten Dokumentationssoftware erstellt. Methode Online-Delphi-Befragung mit neun Experten über drei Befragungswellen.
Ergebnisse Hinsichtlich der Anforderungen an die Anamnese konnte ein Konsens erzielt werden. Bei der Gliederung des Befundes kam es zu keiner Übereinstimmung der Experten. Das Ergebnis lässt sich durch unterschiedliche manualtherapeutische Konzepte erklären, die für die Befunderhebung verwendet wurden. Schlussfolgerung Eine softwarebasierte Dokumentation sollte standardisierter als bisher erfolgen, um den ClinicalReasoning-Prozess zu unterstützten. Gleichzeitig ist dabei eine gewisse Flexibilität geboten. Die gesammelten Anforderungen können für die Entwicklung einer neuartigen und benutzerorientierten mobilen Anwendung zur Effizienzsteigerung in der physiotherapeutischen Dokumentation verwendet werden.
The present study gives an overview of recent investigations dealing with the fatigue behaviour of the tempered martensitic steel 50CrMo4 (Fe-0.5wt%C-1wt%Cr) in the HCF and VHCF regime by taking into account a variation in material strength, by modifying the heat treatment parameters. The parameters for the tempering treatment were adapted to receive two material conditions with 37HRC and 57HRC, respectively. Subsequently, fatigue specimens were machined from the heat-treated bars for fatigue tests in an ultrasonic (f=20000Hz) and a resonance (f=95Hz) fatigue testing machine under fully reversed loading (R=-1) at laboratory air atmosphere. It was found that the dominant fatigue and fracture mechanisms change with increasing material strength. For 37HRC moderate-strength specimens crack initiation was shown to occur on the specimen surface within Cr depleted bands (segregation bands) as the dominant fatigue damage mechanism. Contrary to that, only internal crack initiation at non-metallic inclusions was observed for the high strength 57HRC condition. Furthermore, the completely different crack initiation mechanisms of the two heat treatment conditions were assessed by applying the Murakami approach relating the fatigue limit with the size of non-metallic inclusions.