流经矩形喷嘴的超音速射流啸叫模式切换的实验研究

通过实验分析比较了对于相同高度不同宽度的四种矩形喷嘴, 当压力在0.2 MPa到0.8 MPa 之间变动时, 欠膨胀超音速自由射流的啸叫特性和对应的流场纹影结构.结果表明: 不同宽高比喷嘴的超音速自由射流辐射噪声中的单频离散啸叫存在两种不同的啸叫模式, 且随着射流压力的变化会出现模式间的切换.所谓模式切换是指不同模式的轮流占优和消失的现象.啸叫模式间的切换及占优区间的宽度随着喷嘴宽高比的减小而缩短.其中, 宽高比为2的射流啸叫模式中的一种模式所占的射流压降区间异常小, 此现象未在相关文献中提及; 喷嘴宽高比为4的射流啸叫占优区间内, 啸叫基频-射流压力曲线在0.49 MPa时出现了间断、跳跃现象.随着压力的降低激波纹影的轴线出现了抖动, 不同宽高比下流场结构的稳定性随压力变化的规律各异.射流压力在0.70 MPa到0.45 MPa区间内, 随着宽高比减小, 第一波节格栅的激波致密度减弱, 且出现轴向脉动, 第二波节后方的流场变得紊乱; 当射流压力低于0.45 MPa 时, 激波串结构随着宽高比的增大而趋于稳定, 在此压力区间内周期性激波格栅结构较射流压力在0.45 MPa以上时有所减弱.结合啸叫频谱及纹影图分析, 可初步认为, 第二、三波节也会对啸叫频率的声压幅值起到反馈增强作用.     

超声速等离子体射流的数值模拟

基于可压缩的全Naiver-Stokes方程，利用PHOENICS程序对由会聚 辐射阳极形状等离子体炬产生的超声速等离子体射流进行了数值模拟.考虑了等离子体的黏性、可压缩性以及变物性对等离子体射流特性影响.研究了超声速等离子体射流的流场结构特性以及不同环境压力对等离子体射流产生激波结构的影响.结果表明，超声速等离子体射流在喷口附近形成的周期性激波结构是其和环境气体相互作用的结果. 关键词： 等离子体炬 超声速等离子体射流 PHOENICS     

横向气膜作用下液体射流在近喷孔区域的破碎雾化特性

为了深入理解横向气膜作用下液体射流的破碎雾化特性,设计了一种以空气和水为模拟介质的针栓喷注单元,并通过两相流大涡模拟和背景光成像对大气环境下其近喷孔区域内的液体射流破碎过程和动态特性进行研究.通过大涡模拟液体射流的表面波主导破碎过程得到了针栓喷注单元近喷孔区域的喷雾场建立过程,亚声速气流离开狭缝后膨胀加速为超声速气流,经过液体射流上游的脱体弓形激波后减速增压.而在液体射流上下游之间的压差作用下,射流往下游发生弯曲的同时迎风面出现Rayleigh-Taylor (R-T)不稳定表面波;随着表面波的发展,气流穿透表面波的波谷位置导致连续射流发生断裂.正交分解(proper orthogonal decomposition,POD)方法可有效重构瞬时喷雾图像,POD模态表明近喷孔区域的低频和高频喷雾振荡分别由喷雾场的整体扩张/收缩过程和液块或者液雾团在迎风面的“撞击波”型运动引起,而后者的形态属于受连续液体射流断裂前的R-T不稳定表面波影响而产生的行波结构,其无量纲行波波长与韦伯数呈幂次律关系.     

底排装置非定常环状伴随射流的特性分析

为了研究环形喷口底排弹出膛口时的尾部二次燃烧特性和环状伴随射流流动特性,针对底排燃烧室在瞬态泄压条件下的强非稳态扰动过程,建立了环状喷口射流与超声速来流相互作用的二维轴对称化学非平衡流模型,数值研究环形喷口底排装置的非定常伴随射流燃烧流动演化特性。计算结果表明:环形喷口射流在泄压初期挤压形成高度欠膨胀的中心射流,随着喷口压力降低,逐渐转变为亚音速环状射流。泄压中期,燃烧反应强度由射流边缘向中心轴线方向逐渐加剧,在气体回流作用下,尾部流场温度快速升高。在泄压过程中,不同初始压力下的底部压力和轴线温度变化趋于一致。随着燃烧室内初始压力增大,底压系数峰值增加,降压时间延长。1.5 ms后,初始压力对尾部流场无明显影响。     

激波/边界层干扰对等离子体合成射流的响应特性

利用高速纹影系统和数值模拟方法研究了激波/边界层干扰对逆流喷射的等离子体合成射流的响应特性,并揭示了流动控制机理.实验在来流马赫数Ma=3.1的风洞中进行,测试模型采用钝头体和压缩斜坡的组合模型,等离子体合成射流激励器安装在钝头体头部.纹影系统捕捉了放电频率为f=1 kHz和f=3 kHz的激励对附体激波形态和分离激波运动的控制效果.等离子体合成射流使压缩斜坡激波/边界层干扰区域的起始点向下游移动,分离泡尺寸减小,附体激波强度减弱,发生弯曲,再附点移向上游,与此同时分离激波向附体激波逼近.与f=3 kHz激励相比,f=1 kHz激励的射流流量更大,对激波/边界层干扰的影响范围更广、控制效果更好.通过数值模拟,揭示了射流与来流相互作用对下游流场的作用机理:射流与来流相互作用诱导出大尺度旋涡,大尺度旋涡耗散发展增强了近壁面流场的湍流度;压缩斜坡上游近壁面的流场性质发生变化,进而导致了压缩斜坡激波/边界层干扰区域流动的变化.     

蒸汽射流压力振荡传播特性实验研究

对蒸汽质量流率298 kg/(m~2·s),水温20~70℃的蒸汽射流凝结压力振荡的传播特性进行了实验研究。发现不同无量纲轴向距离处的压力振荡波峰波谷基本吻合,随无量纲轴向距离的增加压力振荡频率不变,振荡强度衰减,且没有出现反射叠加现象。压力振荡幅值随无量纲轴向距离的增加而减小,随冷却水温的升高先增大后减小.根据实验结果拟合得到了不同工况和空间位置压力振荡幅值的实验关联式,预测误差在-30%~20%以内。     

两电极等离子体合成射流激励器工作特性研究

采用放电测量和高速阴影技术对两电极等离子体合成射流激励器工作特性进行了系统实验研究.实验表明:激励器工作击穿电压和放电峰值电流随激励器所处环境压强的降低和放电频率的增大而减小,激励器腔体内的放电过程为火花电弧放电.典型的等离子体合成射流流场包含有一道前驱激波和一股呈蘑菇状的高速射流.在整个射流发展过程中,前驱激波以当地声速恒速传播,不随激励器条件的改变而变化,波的强度则随着激励器出口直径的减小、腔体体积的增大、环境压强的降低和放电频率的升高而减小.激励器腔体体积和放电频率的增加会降低腔内气体的加热效果,并减小射流速度.激励器出口直径和环境压强对射流速度的影响按规律变化且存在最佳值.本文实各验条件下激励器都产生了明显的前驱激波和高速射流,具有实现高速流场主动流动控制的应用潜能.     

水下超声速气体射流气液两相复杂流动研究

本文实验研究了水下超声速气体射流气液两相复杂流动。利用高速摄影仪和电子相机分别实时记录了过膨胀超声速工况水下气体射流的喷射状态和整体形貌,显示了不同工况水下高速气体垂直射流的演化过程和动态不稳定性形貌。研究结果表明:在射流的初始段存在与射流内部复杂波系相关的激波反馈特性,激波反馈特性发生之前存在能量积聚的高频低幅的胀鼓过程,二者均随机发生;在射流的主体段,在气水掺混和卷吸大规模能量交换作用下,射流呈现随机的偏摆效应,并且偏摆受环境流场影响明显。     

超声速气流中液体横向射流的非定常特性与振荡边界模型

针对液体圆柱射流垂直喷入超声速横向气流中的非定常分布特性开展实验研究, 并建立穿透深度方向上的射流振荡分布模型. 利用脉冲激光背景成像方法“冻结”拍摄马赫2.1(Ma=2.1)气流中煤油射流/喷雾瞬态图像, 结合最大类间方差法(Otsu)和Canny算法提取瞬态图像特征, 基于统计方法并引入间歇因子(γ)定量描述射流振荡分布特性; 通过研究多参数协同作用下的射流振荡分布规律, 提出振荡分布数学模型, 研究的参数变量包括超声速来流总压(642-1010 kPa)、 液体喷注压降(0.36-4.61 MPa)、液体喷嘴流道直径 (0.48 mm/1.0 mm/1.25 mm/1.52 mm)、距离喷嘴的流向距离(10-125 mm)以及液气动量通量比(0.11-7.49). 研究中利用射流振荡分布模型成功预测出水射流在Ma=2.1气流中的的振荡分布, 预测分布与实验结果符合良好.     

等离子射流近场特性的数值模拟北大核心CSCD

等离子射流点火技术在航空航天、武器工业及民用工业中均有应用。为了探索等离子射流的点火特性,对等离子射流在大气中瞬态膨胀扩展近场特性进行了数值模拟,获得了射流扩展过程中的压力、速度、温度分布以及两相界面演化特性。结果表明:等离子射流扩展过程中,射流近场逐渐形成马赫盘,并伴随射流分叉、聚合现象。正激波上游各参数均不随时间变化,下游参数随时间改变。射流前端面扩展位移计算值与实测值吻合较好。     

Control of spray spot in cold spray technology. Part 1. Gas dynamic aspects

This paper presents a study of supersonic jets formed by approaches that are new for cold spray technique: the main flow is swirled, the nozzles with permeable profiles and with exit slots on the supersonic section are engineered. The flow swirling achieved in the nozzle prechamber retains downstream to substrate surface. The system of vortices created within the permeable nozzles changes the shock wave features of the overexpanded jet and the geometry of the bow shock wave ahead of the substrate surface. These new features of flow may affect particle motion and particlesubstrate interaction under the conditions of cold spray process; this offers tools for obtaining the necessary shape of a spray spot.     

Shock oscillation in highly underexpanded jets

The oscillatory motions of shocks in highly underexpanded jets with nozzle pressure ratios of 5.60, 7.47, 9.34, and11.21 are quantitatively studied by using large eddy simulation. Two types of shock oscillations are observed: one is the Mach disk oscillation in the streamwise direction and the other is the shock oscillation in the radial direction. It is found that the Mach disk moves quickly in the middle of the oscillatory region but slowly at the top or bottom boundaries. The oscillation cycles of Mach disk are the same for different cases, and are all dominated by an axisymmetric mode of 5.298 k Hz. For the oscillation in the radial direction, the shocks oscillate more toward the jet centerline but less in the jet shear layer, and the oscillation magnitude is an increasing function of screech amplitude. The cycles of the radial shock oscillation switch randomly between the two screech frequencies for the first two cases. However, the oscillation periodicity is more complex for the jets with high nozzle pressure ratios of 9.34 and 11.21 than for the jets with the low nozzle pressure ratios of 5.6 and 7.47. In addition, the shock oscillation characteristics are also captured by coarse mesh and Smagorinsky model,but the coarse mesh tends to predict a slower and weaker shock oscillation.     

The connection between sound production and jet structure of the supersonic impinging jet

An experimental investigation into the sound-producing characteristics of moderately and highly underexpanded supersonic impinging jets exhausting from a round convergent nozzle is presented. The production of large plate tones by impingement on a square plate with a side dimension equal to 12 nozzle exit diameters is studied using random and phase-locked shadowgraph photography. Discrete frequency sound is produced in the near-wall region of the jet when a Mach disk occurs upstream of the standoff shock wave. Tones cease when the plate distance is approximately 2.2 free-jet cell lengths and the first and second shock waves are located in the free-jet positions. The production of impulsive sound appears to be associated with the collapse of the standoff shock wave during a portion of the oscillation cycle. Results from unsteady plate-pressure measurements indicate that plane-wave motion occurs in the impingement region and a secondary pressure maximum is observed on the plate adjacent to the flow region where sound appears to originate.     

Ignition of hexane-air mixtures by highly under-expanded hot jets

We report an experimental study of ignition of flammable mixtures by highly unexpanded, supersonic hot jets. The high-pressure, hot-gas reservoir supplying the jet is created by impacting a projectile on a plunger to rapidly compress and ignite a rich n-hexane/air mixture, resulting in a peak reservoir pressure of more than 20 MPa. A locking mechanism was used to prevent the plunger from rebounding and the jet was created by rupturing a diaphragm covering a nozzle with an exit diameter between 0.25 and 1 mm. The jet development and ignition processes in the main chamber filled with hexane-air mixture were visualized using high-speed schlieren and OH* chemiluminescence imaging. The ignition threshold was determined as a function of composition in the jet and main chamber, the nozzle diameter, and the initial pressure in the main chamber. Unlike the case of subsonic jets in which ignition occurs at the shear layer near the nozzle exit, ignition of combustion in the main chamber was found to take place downstream of the Mach disk terminating the supersonic expansion and within the turbulent mixing region created by the startup of the supersonic jet. The results are interpreted using a constant-pressure, well-stirred reactor model simulating the mixing between the hot jet and cold ambient gas. The critical conditions for ignition are determined by the competition between energy release due to chemical reactions initiated by the hot jet gas and cooling due to mixing with the cold chamber atmosphere. The critical value (maximum for which ignition occurs) of the mixing rate was computed using a detailed chemical reaction model and found to be a useful qualitative guide to our observations.     

Supersonic flow characteristics in laser grooving

The gas flow structure in laser grooving has been evaluated by numerical simulation and experiments in this study. A nozzle designed with a specific arrangement of compound jets for laser grooving has been tested. For this nozzle configuration the compressible flow structure of a shock wave induced by a supersonic side jet has been predicted in a numerical simulation using FLUENT, a computational fluid dynamics code and visualized in the experiment where the wall pressure on the grooving zone was evaluated and measured for jets impinging on the substrate at varying attacking angles of the side jet. The results obtained numerically and experimentally were comparable. In addition, the relationships between the material removal efficiency and the flow structure have also been established. It transpired that the attacking angle made a significant and dramatic improvement on the flow structure and grooving appearance and that a large wall pressure with a clear grooving profile can be obtained for attacking angles between 40° and 50° in the present test setup.     

Influence of Streamwise Pitch on Local Heat Transfer Distribution for In-Line Arrays of Circular Jets with Spent Air Flow in Two Opposite Directions

Abstract

The effect of streamwise jet-to-jet spacing on local heat transfer distribution due to an in-line rectangular array of confined multiple circular air jets impinging on a surface parallel to the jet plate are experimentally studied. The length-to-diameter ratio of nozzles of the jet plate is 1.0. The flow, after impingement, is constrained to exit in two opposite directions from the confined passage formed between the jet plate and target plate. Mean jet Reynolds numbers based on the nozzle exit diameter (d) covered are 3,000, 5,000, 7,500, and 10,000; jet-to-plate distances studied are d, 2d, and 3d. Streamwise jet-to-jet distances of 3d, 4d, and 5d, and a constant spanwise pitch of 4d, are considered. The jet plates have ten spanwise rows in the streamwise direction and six jets in each spanwise row. The flat heat transfer surface is made of thin stainless-steel metal foil. Local temperature distribution on a target plate is measured using a thermal infrared camera. Wall static pressures in the streamwise direction are measured midway between the spanwise jets to estimate cross-flow velocities and individual jet velocities. The streamwise distribution of the jet flow and the cross flow is found to be least influenced by the streamwise pitch variation for the range of parameters considered during the present study. Heat transfer characteristics are explained partially on the basis of flow distribution. The cooling performance, based on the strip-averaged Nusselt number per unit mass flow rate of coolant per unit area of cooled surface, indicates deterioration for lower streamwise pitch and higher jet-to-plate distance.     

超音喷流啸音发声机理的实验研究

啸音是超音速喷流噪声的三大成分之一,其特点是向上游传播的离散纯音,被认为是飞机部件声疲劳的重要因素之一。但到目前为止,啸音仍是喷流噪声研究中理解最少、预测能力最低的成分,研究表明这主要是因为啸音受环境的影响很大,如啸音的强度就受到喷流马赫数、喷流温度、喷嘴唇口厚度以及形状等的影响。本文通过实验研究了在超音速喷流情况下喷嘴唇口厚度对啸音幅值、模态等的影响。实验结果表明,随着喷嘴厚度的增加,啸音的幅值增加达到了10 db以上。啸音的频率则随着唇口厚度的增加有所减小。     

On the sound sources of screech tones radiated from choked circular jets

The generation mechanism of the screech tone in the helical oscillation mode is mainly investigated using a series of instantaneous schlieren photographs. From the photographs, five evanescent sound sources are observed as prominent points along the jet axis. The sound source for the dominant helical oscillation mode is found to be the second prominent point which moves along a circular orbit in a plane perpendicular to the jet axis and just downstream of the rear edge of the third shock cell. It is shown that the speed of a moving sound source is supersonic and that the Mach cone generated by the moving sound source forms the helical-shaped wave front of the screech tone for the helical oscillation mode of the jet. This idea of the moving sound source is well supported by a measured directionality of the screech tone. Sound sources of the other oscillation modes appearing in the other pressure ratio ranges are also described.     

Near-field acoustic characteristics of screech jet exhausted from a nozzle with a hard reflecting plate

The standing wave in the near field of the screech jet exhausted from a nozzle with a hard plate works on the jet flow as the forcing wave by the location of a reflecting plate, and then jet flow is considered to be changed. Moreover, the reflector location from the nozzle changes the sound pressure contours of the near field. Intensity maps of the screech tone which indicate the propagation to the jet axial direction or the radial direction of the jet by the presence of the reflector plate have not been explored. In the present paper, acoustic characteristics in the near field of the screech tone with the reflecting plate are studied using an optical wave microphone, which can measure the sound propagating for both vertical and horizontal directions to the jet axis. As a result, the standing wave in the near field of the screech jet with the reflector has two types: One is the standing wave between the hydrodynamic pressure fluctuation propagating jet downstream and the sound pressure propagating upstream, and the other is the standing wave by the difference between the wavelength of the sound wave and the wavelength at the place close to the jet.