爆轰波在楔面上反射数值分析

应用基元反应模型和频散可控耗散格式(DCD)对氢氧爆轰波在楔面反射进行了数值模拟,计算中氢氧混合物的化学反应采用了8种组分20个反应方程式,在处理化学反应引起的刚性问题时采用了时间算子分裂的方法,模拟了爆轰波在楔面反射由马赫反射向规则反射转变的过程,得到了反射转变临界角,同时考虑了初始压力和组分的影响,并和实验及理论分析结果进行了比较,结果是令人满意的。     

气相爆轰波在半圆形弯管中传播现象的实验研究

对气相(2H2/O2/Ar系统)爆轰波在半圆形弯管中的传播现象进行实验研究。用烟迹膜记录了弯管中爆轰波的胞格结构,采用压电传感器测量了沿弯管内外母线指定点的压力时间曲线,得到了爆轰波沿弯管内、外母线的平均速度和胞格尺寸的变化。结果表明:当平面爆轰波进入弯管后,受壁面的几何形状作用,诱导激波阵面发生弯曲。沿诱导激波阵面,自内母线到外母线方向,激波强度逐渐增大。同时,爆轰波后的化学反应区也受到影响,胞格尺寸发生较明显的变化。在本文条件下,当初压p08.00kPa,受扰动的爆轰波在弯管出口下游仍恢复为强度不变的稳定爆轰。胞格记录的三波点迹线表明:受扰动的爆轰波在出口段发生了马赫反射。实验结果还表明:当p0降至5.33kPa,平面稳定爆轰波经过半圆形弯管后,其强度发生衰减并直至出现熄灭。     

直管内胞格爆轰的基元反应数值研究

基于基元反应和二维欧拉方程，对直管内胞格爆轰进行了数值模拟。采用5阶WENO(weighted essentially nonoscillatory scheme)求解对流项，采用2阶附加半隐的龙格-库塔法处理化学反应源相引起的刚性。获得了密度、压力、温度和典型组元质量分数流场及数值胞格结构等。结果表明:网格精度的差异明显影响胞格的规则性和爆轰的平衡模数，随着网格尺度的减小，胞格由不规则变为规则。预混气组成、初压、初温及管道宽度给定，三波点数收敛为确定值。足够强度的初始扰动可再现胞格爆轰，最终形成的自持胞格爆轰模数与初始扰动的形状、大小、位置均无关。沿胞格中心线，爆轰波速度变化范围为0.88DCJ~1.5DCJ，爆轰波平均速度与CJ爆轰速度仅偏差0.88％。峰值压力与初压之比为14~50。计算爆轰波平均速度、胞格宽长比与实验值基本一致，但计算胞格宽度比实验值略小。数值模拟加深了对横波的产生和发展、未反应气囊、爆轰胞格的二次起爆等胞格爆轰特性的认识。     

气相爆轰波在收缩管道中的传播

详细介绍了对气相爆轰波沿收缩管道传播时发生Ｍａｃｈ反射的系统研究。管道中安装了不同楔角的楔块，采用了多种气体组分按不同的初压分组进行实验。在烟薰玻璃片上记录到了爆轰波Ｍａｃｈ反射的三波点迹线，其两侧胞格尺寸和密度的变化清晰可见。推算了爆轰波从Ｍａｃｈ反射向规则反射转变的临界角。压力传感器记录了Ｍａｃｈ反射时楔面上压力和速度的变化。上述参数与空气激波Ｍａｃｈ反射作了比较。编制了爆轰波Ｍａｃｈ反射计算程序，检验了ＣＣＷ理论对于爆轰波传播的可用程度，理论值和实验值在楔角不大于３０时相当吻合。     

气相爆轰在T形管中传播新现象的实验研究

对2H2/O2/Ar系统爆轰波在T形管(截面为40mm×40mm)中传播现象进行了实验研究.用烟迹片记录了T形管中爆轰波的胞格结构,用压电传感器记录了分叉口附近指定点压力时间曲线,得到了爆轰波在分叉口附近的平均速度和胞格图案演变.结果表明:初压P0≥2.67kPa,在水平和垂直支管下游区域(距离分叉口约3.5—6倍方管截面边长),分叉口影响消失,爆轰波恢复稳定,且强度基本保持不变.在分叉口绕射过程中,爆轰波在膨胀区中衰减,诱导激波阵面弯曲.两个支管中发生马赫反射,三波点迹线清晰可见.该传播特性是爆轰波的诱导激波和横波共同作用的结果.分叉口附近的胞格结构先消失再恢复,在无胞格和平衡胞格之间的区域存在细密胞格的过渡区,表征了在诱导激波与化学反应阵面分离后的区域中出现二次点火.P0=2.00kPa,水平支管中稳定自持爆轰能重建,垂直支管中爆轰熄灭.P0<2.00kPa,分叉口上游已不能形成稳定爆轰.还对胞格结构中的几个特征参数进行了测量,并初步分析了P0对这些参数的影响.     

激波在不同三角楔面内传播特性的数值研究

激波在收缩管内的反射与聚焦会形成高温高压区,点燃可燃混合气并诱导爆轰,因此对爆轰发动机的点火具有重要意义。本文基于二维N-S方程,结合五阶WENO格式,对马赫数为6的正激波在三角形楔面内的反射与聚焦现象进行了数值研究。结果表明,楔面顶角的变化对激波的反射类型以及聚焦均有明显的影响:随着顶角的增加,激波的反射类型从马赫反射向过渡马赫反射和双马赫反射转变,且壁面上的前向射流更加明显;三波点第一次碰撞产生的高温高压区足够满足可燃混合气体的点火条件,且其温度与压力值随顶角的增加而增大;当激波在楔面上发生临界双马赫反射时,温度与压力达到最大;当顶角增加到一定值时,激波在楔面反射转变为常规反射,不会产生激波对碰,因而没有高温高压区。     

环形方管道中爆轰胞格的三维研究

通过实验和三维数值模拟研究了爆轰波在环形管道内的传播。实验采用烟迹板记录了爆轰波的胞格结构。数值模拟基于带化学反应的三维Euler方程,采用五阶精度的WENO格式捕捉激波,采用具有TVD性质的三阶Runge-Kutta法处理时间项,并结合并行技术,对爆轰波的传播进行了数值研究。结果表明,环形管道外壁为收敛壁面,由于其对流场的压缩效应,外壁面及附近的胞格较小,且较均匀。而内壁为发散壁面,其对流场起稀疏效应,内壁面及附近的胞格较大,且呈周期性变化。同时, 不同壁面的胞格结构均出现了拍波(slapping wave),其形状呈弯曲的折线。     

周期性非均匀介质中气相爆轰波演变模式研究

气相爆轰波在周期性非均匀介质中的起爆, 稳态传播和失效机制都极为复杂, 很多物理机制尚不明确, 是当前爆轰物理领域研究的热点和难点. 本文使用反应欧拉方程和两步化学反应模型对爆轰波在非均匀介质中的传播机理进行了数值模拟研究, 非均匀性由横向周期性分布的温度扰动体现, 重点分析不同波长、不同幅度的温度扰动对波阵面波系结构的影响. 计算结果表明, ZND爆轰波在温度扰动下向胞格爆轰波的转变主要受制于两种竞争性因素: 一是爆轰波内在的不稳定性; 二是温度扰动的波长和幅度, 前者是内因, 后者是外因. 温度扰动的存在抑制横波的发展, 延迟了ZND爆轰波向胞格爆轰波的演化, 并且内在不稳定性的增加可以减慢这种延迟现象. 这说明, 温度扰动可以在一定的范围内抑制胞格不稳定性的发展, 但是不能够终止这一过程. 温度的不连续性使得爆轰波阵面更为扭曲, 并在横波附近存在较弱的三波点结构, 即温度扰动可增加爆轰波固有的不稳定性, 改变爆轰波阵面的传播机理. 幅值较大的人工温度扰动可抑制爆轰波的传播和爆轰波自身的不稳定性. 爆轰波阵面胞格结构的形成取决于温度扰动与其自身的不稳定性.      

气相爆轰波传播过程中的自点火效应

基于基元反应模型和单步反应模型,对直管道中H₂-air混合气体中爆轰波的传播过程进行了数值模拟,揭示了气相爆轰波传播过程中的自点火效应。利用数值模拟方法计算了不同爆轰模型的点火延迟时间,并得到了爆轰波三波点的传播过程以及所形成胞格结构的尺寸。结果表明,胞格宽度与点火延迟时间成正比;爆轰波诱导区内气体的点火延迟时间与三波点的运动周期基本一致。进一步对结果分析可知,爆轰波的自维持传播取决于点火延迟时间(表征化学反应的特征时间)和三波点的运动周期(表征流动的特征时间)的匹配;当二者相匹配时,经过前导激波压缩后形成的高温高压爆轰气体,在短时间内实现了自点火,同时释放出大量的能量推动了爆轰波的前进,即爆轰波的稳定自维持传播依靠其自点火机制。     

气相爆轰波在障碍物上Mach反射的实验验证

本文公布了气相爆轰波沿收缩管道传播时发生Mach反射的实验证据。在爆轰波通过的管道中安装不同楔角的楔块,形成管道的收缩。爆轰波在通过楔块时会发生Mach反射。利用烟熏玻璃片记录到了爆轰波Mach反射时形成的三波点迹线及其两侧胞格尺寸和密度的变化。据我们掌握的资料,这是首次用胞格结构变化的记录证实,气相爆轰波与无化学反应的空气中的冲击波一样,在一定的入射条件下会发生Mach反射。这一实验结果可使我们更深入了解爆轰波的本质,也为数值模拟气相爆轰波在障碍物上Mach反射现象提供了可对比的依据。     

Numerical simulation of Mach reflection of cellular detonations

The Mach reflection of cellular detonation waves on a wedge is investigated numerically in an attempt to elucidate the effect of cellular instabilities on Mach reflection, the dependence of self-similarity on the thickness of a detonation wave, and the initial development of the Mach stem near the wedge apex. A two-step chain-branching reaction model is used to give a thermally neutral induction zone followed by a chemical reaction zone for the detonation wave. A sufficiently large distance of travel of the Mach stem is computed to observe the asymptotic behavior in the far field. Depending on the scale at which the Mach reflection process occurs, it is found that the Mach reflection of a cellular detonation behaves essentially in the same way as a planar ZND detonation wave. The cellular instabilities, however, cause the triple-point trajectory to fluctuate. The fluctuations are due to interactions of the triple point of the Mach stem with the transverse waves of cellular instabilities. In the vicinity of the wedge apex, the Mach reflection is found to be self-similar and corresponds to that of a shock wave of the same strength, since the Mach stem is highly overdriven initially. In the far field, the triple-point trajectory approaches a straight line, indicating that the Mach reflection becomes self-similar asymptotically. The distance of the approach to self-similarity is found to decrease rapidly with decreasing thickness of the detonation front.     

Wave dynamic processes in cellular detonation reflection from wedges

When the cell width of the incident detonation wave (IDW) is comparable to or larger than the Mach stem height, self-similarity will fail during IDW reflection from a wedge surface. In this paper, the detonation reflection from wedges is investigated for the wave dynamic processes occurring in the wave front, including transverse shock motion and detonation cell variations behind the Mach stem. A detailed reaction model is implemented to simulate two-dimensional cellular detonations in stoichiometric mixtures of H ₂/O ₂ diluted by Argon. The numerical results show that the transverse waves, which cross the triple point trajectory of Mach reflection, travel along the Mach stem and reflect back from the wedge surface, control the size of the cells in the region swept by the Mach stem. It is the energy carried by these transverse waves that sustains the triple-wave-collision with a higher frequency within the over-driven Mach stem. In some cases, local wave dynamic processes and wave structures play a dominant role in determining the pattern of cellular record, leading to the fact that the cellular patterns after the Mach stem exhibit some peculiar modes. The English text was polished by Yumming Chen.     

Viscous solution of the triple-shock reflection problem

The reflection of a triple-shock configuration was studied numerically in two dimensions using the Navier–Stokes equations. The flow field was initialized using three shock theory, and the reflection of the triple point on a plane of symmetry was studied. The conditions simulated a stoichiometric methane-oxygen detonation cell at low pressure on time scales preceding ignition when the gas was assumed to be inert. Viscosity was found to play an important role on some shock reflection mechanisms believed to accelerate reaction rates in detonations when time scales are small. A small wall jet was present in the double Mach reflection and increased in size with Reynolds number, eventually forming a small vortex. Kelvin–Helmholtz instabilities were absent, and there was no Mach stem bifurcation at Reynolds numbers corresponding to when the Mach stem had travelled distances on the scale of the induction length. Kelvin–Helmholtz instabilities are found to not likely be a source of rapid reactions in detonations at time scales commensurate with the ignition delay behind the Mach stem.     

On the influence of low initial pressure and detonation stochastic nature on Mach reflection of gaseous detonation waves

The two-dimensional, time-dependent and reactive Navier–Stokes equations were solved to obtain an insight into Mach reflection of gaseous detonation in a stoichiometric hydrogen-oxygen mixture diluted by 25 % argon. This mixture generates a mode-7 detonation wave under an initial pressure of 8.00 kPa. Chemical kinetics was simulated by an eight-species, forty-eight-reaction mechanism. It was found that a Mach reflection mode always occurs for a planar detonation wave or planar air shock wave sweeping over wedges with apex angles ranging from \(5^\circ \) to \(50^\circ \) . However, for cellular detonation waves, regular reflection always occurs first, which then transforms into Mach reflection. This phenomenon is more evident for detonations ignited under low initial pressure. Low initial pressure may lead to a curved wave front, that determines the reflection mode. The stochastic nature of boundary shape and transition distance, during deflagration-to-detonation transition, leads to relative disorder of detonation cell location and cell shape. Consequently, when a detonation wave hits the wedge apex, there appears a stochastic variation of triple point origin and variation of the angle between the triple point trajectory and the wedge surface. As the wedge apex angle increases, the distance between the triple point trajectory origin and the wedge apex increases, and the angle between the triple point trajectory and the wedge surface decreases exponentially.     

Experiments on spinning detonations with detailed analysis of the shock structure

Spinning detonations are characteristic of detonation limit phenomena in round tubes. In this work we study experimentally the structure of the transverse wave of single-headed spinning detonations. The flow field is experimentally analysed and an original approach enables us to calculate the overall shock structure. The calculations and experimental results indicate that the actual structure of the spinning detonation tries to match closely to the condition where the state parameters (pressure and temperature) reach their maximum values. This condition corresponds to a spinning head where the Mach stem is normal to the incoming flow and could be readily used as boundary condition by further investigators to determine the structure of spinning detonations. Received 1 August 1997/ Accepted 13 July 1998     

Analysis of the shock structures in a regular detonation

Time-dependent two-dimensional numerical simulations have been used to investigate the detailed shock structures and patterns of energy release in the regions of the triple points and transverse waves in a planar detonation. As the system of shock triple points evolves between collisions, they trace a well shaped cellular pattern characteristic of detonations in argon-diluted, low-pressure mixtures of hydrogen and oxygen. In the region of the triple points, the shock structure evolves continuously from a single Mach structure to a double Mach structure and finally to a complex Mach structure characteristic of spinning detonations. Most of the energy released in the region of the triple points. The amount of energy release increases as the triple point comes closer to a collision with a wall or another triple point. Just before the collision, there is a large region of energy release that covers the length of the interacting transverse waves. The result is a rectangular high-energy region which boosts the propagation of the new detonation cell.     

Three-dimensional numerical simulation of detonations in coaxial tubes

Three-dimensional numerical simulation of detonations in both a circular tube and a coaxial tube are simulated to reveal characteristics of single spinning and two-headed detonations. The numerical results show a feature of a single spinning detonation which was discovered in 1926. Transverse detonations are observed in both tubes, however, the single spinning mode maintains the complex Mach reflection whereas the two-headed mode develops periodically from the single Mach reflection to the complex one. The calculated cell aspect ratio for the two-headed mode changes from 1.09 to 1.34 as the radius of axial insert increases from r ₁/R = 0.1 to 0.9. The calculated cell aspect ratio for r ₁/R = 0.1 is close to the experimental results without an axial insert. The formation of an unreacted gas pocket behind the detonation front was not observed in the single spinning mode; however, the two-headed mode has unreacted gas pocket behind the front near the axial insert.      

Propagation of near-limit gaseous detonations in small diameter tubes

In this study, detonation limits in very small diameter tubes are investigated to further the understanding of the near-limit detonation phenomenon. Three small diameter circular tubes of 1.8, 6.3, and 9.5 mm inner diameters, of 3 m length, were used to permit the near-limit detonations to be observed over long distances of 300 to 1500 tube diameters. Mixtures with high argon dilution (stable) and without dilution (unstable) are used for the experiments. For stable mixtures highly diluted with argon for which instabilities are not important and where failure is due to losses only, the limit obtained experimentally appears well to be in good agreement in comparison to that computed by the quasi-steady ZND theory with flow divergence or curvature term modeling the boundary layer effects. For unstable detonations it is suggested that suppression of the instabilities of the cellular detonation due to boundary conditions is responsible for the failure of the detonation wave. Different near-limit propagation regimes are also observed, including the spinning and galloping mode. Based on the present experimental results, an attempt is made to study an operational criterion for the propagation limits of stable and unstable detonations.     

爆轰波在突扩通道中传播的数值模拟研究

建立了描述甲烷 空气混合物爆轰波传播的单步化学反应爆轰模型 ,通过数值模拟研究了在二维突扩通道中爆轰波的强度变化和各种波行为。结果表明 :爆轰波在进入突扩通道初始阶段的衍射使爆轰波局部向爆燃转变 ;爆炸波在壁面发生马赫反射形成的高温高压区域将直接诱导自持爆轰波的重新形成。