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    Vibration characteristic analysis of the multi-drilling mechanism

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    For enhancing drilling efficiency and controlling drilling direction, it is necessary to predict and control dynamic behavior of drilling mechanism effectively. In view of the coupling vibration and low drilling efficiency of auger drilling machine, a dynamic coupling model of multi-drilling mechanism was established to analyze the vibration characteristics under different coal hardness, drilling depths and rotating speeds. Simultaneously, the vibration tests of drilling process were conducted on the coal cutting test bed, and the results correspond with the simulation results. The results show that: the vibration displacement magnitude and fluctuation of multi-drilling mechanism increase with the coal hardness, while decrease then increase with the drilling depth, and increase then decrease with the rotating speed. The increases of coal hardness and drilling depth result in difficulty for coal cutting. The cutting torque decreases with rotating speed, while there is little influence on the feeding resistance

    PAR-1 Kinase Phosphorylates Dlg and Regulates Its Postsynaptic Targeting at the Drosophila Neuromuscular Junction

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    SummaryTargeting of synaptic molecules to their proper location is essential for synaptic differentiation and plasticity. PSD-95/Dlg proteins have been established as key components of the postsynapse. However, the molecular mechanisms regulating the synaptic targeting, assembly, and disassembly of PSD-95/Dlg are not well understood. Here we show that PAR-1 kinase, a conserved cell polarity regulator, is critically involved in controlling the postsynaptic localization of Dlg. PAR-1 is prominently localized at the Drosophila neuromuscular junction (NMJ). Loss of PAR-1 function leads to increased synapse formation and synaptic transmission, whereas overexpression of PAR-1 has the opposite effects. PAR-1 directly phosphorylates Dlg at a conserved site and negatively regulates its mobility and targeting to the postsynapse. The ability of a nonphosphorylatable Dlg to largely rescue PAR-1-induced synaptic defects supports the idea that Dlg is a major synaptic substrate of PAR-1. Control of Dlg synaptic targeting by PAR-1-mediated phosphorylation thus constitutes a critical event in synaptogenesis

    Research on multi-boom coordinated drilling technology for hard rock tunneling

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    In order to realize the mechanized construction of hard rock tunnel boring, and improve the construction efficiency of three-boom drilling jumbo when applied to hard rock tunnel boring, the research and analysis are conducted on the positioning accuracy of three-boom drilling jumbo borehole and the optimization of multi-boom cooperative borehole path. Firstly, the kinematic model of three-boom drilling jumbo is established based on the D-H method, and the effective working space of three-boom drilling jumbo is obtained by Monte Carlo method, and the RBF neural network algorithm is used to realize the accurate positioning of drill boom borehole. Secondly, an improved genetic algorithm is implemented to optimize the hole sequence of the three-boom drilling jumbo with the shortest moving distance of the end of the drill boom and the minimum sum of the joint variables during the movement of the drill boom as the optimization objectives, and it is compared with two existing hole sequence planning algorithms, namely, the ant colony optimization algorithm and the adaptive genetic algorithm. Finally, a numerical simulation is conducted to analyze the collision interference of multiple drill booms with two different drilling sequences and the divided working space. The numerical simulation results show that: ① The maximum drilling positioning error of the three drill booms is 2.94 mm, and the error is controlled within 3%. ② Compared with two existing hole sequence planning algorithms, the total distance traveled at the end of three drill boom are shortened by 5.39 m and 10.84 m, respectively, when the shortest distance traveled at the end of drill boom is taken as the optimization objective; the sum of each joint variable of three drill boom are reduced by 2.76 rad and 5.34 rad, respectively, when the minimum sum of joint variables is taken as the optimization objective. ③ The shortest distance between the middle drill boom and the left and right drill boom is 984.6 mm and 580.8 mm respectively,when the drilling operation is carried out in the drilling sequence with the shortest distance, there will be no collision and interference between the drill booms, but when the drilling operation is carried out with the smallest hole sequence scheme of joint variables, the shortest distance between the middle drill boom and the left drill boom is 193.5 mm, considering the structure size of the drill boom and safety, and collision may occur. In summary, the RBF neural network algorithm can achieve precise positioning of the borehole and improve the efficiency of hard rock tunneling when the borehole sequence is constructed based on the shortest distance as the optimization objective, which provides theoretical support for hard rock tunneling construction
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