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Coupling mechanism of pressure oscillation and CO migration during gas explosions in mesoscale semienclosed roadways

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By Jian Chen, Lingqi Zhu, Songzhe Zhao
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT To address observational limitations in traditional models, this study integrated physical experiments and thermo-hydro-chemical numerical simulations to investigate the spatiotemporal coupling between pressure oscillations and CO migration in a semi-enclosed roadway. Experimental validations showed high consistency, with relative pressure errors strictly controlled within 2.33%–11.29%.
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Volatile flavoromics and metabolomics reveal quality evolution mechanism of Zhenghe white peony tea during storage

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By Wenlong Li, Yashu Wei, Wenmiao Wu, Yaqi Zhao, Feng Yang, Jian Chen, Juan Zhang, Zheng Peng
| Nature Verified
Abstract Long-term storage (aging) is considered a crucial process for improving white tea quality, yet insights into the quality formation of Zhenghe white peony tea (WPT) during storage remain insufficient. This study systematically investigates the metabolite-driven quality evolution of WPT stored for 0–12 years.
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Dynamic scheduling of two-stage assembly flowshop with resource flexibility using multi-agent deep reinforcement learning

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By Jian Chen, Yao-Wen Sang, Hao-nan Zhao
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract As the demand for personalised customisation increases, manufacturing enterprises are continually enhancing their capabilities to meet diverse market requirements. This paper investigates a two-stage assembly flowshop scheduling problem, focusing on minimising total tardiness while accounting for resource flexibility and dynamic product arrivals using multi-agent deep reinforcement learning (MADRL).
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