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``自燃'是燃料化学动力学控制的基本燃烧现象. 本文通过正庚 烷详细化学动力学机理和简化骨干机理相结合的研究方法,验证了Livengood-Wu ``爆震累积临界值'概念(knock integral approach). 证明当反应H$\cdot``自燃'是燃料化学动力学控制的基本燃烧现象. 本文通过正庚 烷详细化学动力学机理和简化骨干机理相结合的研究方法,验证了Livengood-Wu ``爆震累积临界值'概念(knock integral approach). 证明当反应H$\cdot ``自燃'是燃料化学动力学控制的基本燃烧现象. 本文通过正庚 烷详细化学动力学机理和简化骨干机理相结合的研究方法,验证了Livengood-Wu ``爆震累积临界值'概念(knock integral approach). 证明当反应H$\cdot ``自燃'是燃料化学动力学控制的基本燃烧现象. 本文通过正庚 烷详细化学动力学机理和简化骨干机理相结合的研究方法,验证了Livengood-Wu ``爆震累积临界值'概念(knock integral approach). 证明当反应H$\cdot"自燃"是燃料化学动力学控制的基本燃烧现象.本文通过正庚烷详细化学动力学机理和简化骨干机理相结合的研究方法,验证了Livengoodo-Wu"爆震累积临界值"概念(knock integral approach).证明当反应H·+O_2=O·+OH·的高活化能势垒被击穿,形成高浓度OH自由基,混合气释放出大量的热量,系统温度急剧升高,自燃发生.本文还介绍了"均质压燃、低温燃烧"技术的研究进展,燃料自燃过程的控制是现代内燃机技术的重要内容.     

氢气定容燃烧的实验研究

利用定容燃烧弹和高速数据采集系统对氢气定容燃烧进行实验研究,得出氢气定容燃烧压力变化过程、燃烧爆压及爆炸常数的变化规律。研究结果表明:中心点火定容燃烧的压力变化过程为:从开始的火花跳火干扰到平稳的等压燃烧,再到压力的慢速和快速增加,在燃烧的中后期会出现压力振荡;在非燃烧极限工况下,随着燃空当量比的增加燃烧爆压先增加后减小,随着初始压力的升高燃烧爆压几乎线性增加,随着温度的增加燃烧爆压和最大燃烧爆压都减小;随着燃空当量比的增加爆炸常数先增加后减小,在燃空当量比小于4.0的工况,燃烧爆炸常数随初始压力的升高而增加,而燃空当量比大于4.0的工况随着初始压力的升高而下降;在燃空当量比小于2.5时,燃烧爆炸常数随温度升高而减小,在燃空当量比大于2.5时,则正好相反。     

氢燃料缓燃向爆震转捩过程中波与火焰的匹配特性

为了解氢燃料爆震过程中压力波与火焰之间相互匹配的特性,在60mm60mm2000mm 方 爆震管内,用氢气和空气混合物进行了单爆震性能研究。在爆震转捩区内布置压力传感器与离子探针,用来 监控压力波和火焰的信号,同时利用高速摄影仪集中拍摄转捩区域。根据压力波和火焰面在爆震管不同时刻 的强度特性、速度特性及位置特性来分析爆震过程中波与火焰匹配的规律。结果表明:压力波和火焰的强度 呈现为相互正反馈匹配性质;缓燃向爆震转捩(DDT)过程中,压力波和火焰的速度表现为相互交替的变化过 程,且缓燃阶段中火焰速度的增幅大于压力波速度的增幅;当火焰面追赶上激波时,产生过爆,火焰面会临时 位于激波前面;在过爆衰减为正常爆震波的过程中,激波在火焰前面。     

爆震室壁面条件对脉冲爆震发动机爆震性能的影响

在爆震室内快速形成稳定传播的爆轰波是脉冲爆震发动机的关键．本文利用有限速率化学反应模型,考虑粘性、热对流,基于N-S方程对氢气与空气/氧气为反应混合物的爆震发动机爆震室内流场进行计算．从流场压力、速度、涡量、湍流动能等方面研究爆震室壁面条件对燃烧爆轰性能的影响,分析流场爆轰波压力与流场湍动能的关系,讨论可燃气体燃烧转爆轰的机理．结果表明：爆震室内燃烧爆轰机理受到化学反应能量释放、壁面摩擦效应、壁面与外界热交换的影响．在文中讨论的范围内,相比于半圆形和三角形的爆震室装置,矩形的爆震室增强装置能在更短的时间内得到较高的爆轰波压力和湍动能峰值．壁面粗糙层高度（粗糙度）影响爆震室的燃烧爆轰性质．当壁面粗糙度为0.15mm时,粗糙度对爆轰的激励作用大于抑制作用,能较快形成稳定的爆轰波,且推力为35.5N;随着壁面对流换热系数的增大,爆震室壁面的散热加剧．当壁面对流换热系数大于临界值2.6W/(m2·K)时,爆震室内不能形成稳定的爆震波．     

温压炸药能量输出结构的初步研究

为了研究温压炸药后燃反应及其对空中爆炸冲击波的影响规律,采用实验和数值模拟相结合的方 法对温压炸药能量输出结构进行了初步研究。结果表明,距爆心较近时冲击波压力时程曲线上呈现两个峰 值,而在较远处则存在较宽的正压作用区,该炸药正压作用区冲量为相同质量TNT的约1.6~1.8倍。并根 据JWL-Miller模型参数得出后燃反应释放的能量占总能量的约1/3,以及非理想组分反应度随时间的变化 关系,在完全燃烧的理想情况下,后燃持续时间可达400ms。说明温压炸药中铝粉等高能添加剂的后燃反应 对增强冲击波效应和提高炸药做功能力有显著贡献。     

斜爆震燃烧与斜爆震发动机研究进展

发展更高性能的吸气式高超动力成为未来高超声速飞行器研制的重中之重。现有基于煤油燃料的超燃冲压发动机,主要以爆燃模式组织燃烧,在高来流马赫数(Ma≥8)条件下,将面临高来流总温带来的高温离解和化学非平衡效应所带来燃料的能量难以充分释放和利用的难题,相比之下,斜爆震组织燃烧更接近于等容燃烧,具有燃烧释热速率快、热循环效率高等优势,是一种可应用于高马赫数吸气式动力的理想燃烧模式。斜爆震发动机能够显著缩短燃烧室长度,减少释热面积,是高马赫数飞行器极具潜力的吸气式动力方案。其中,斜爆震发动机内流道各部件的匹配设计、燃料喷注-混合、斜爆震波的起爆与驻定等是斜爆震发动机研制的关键技术,是当前高超声速领域的研究热点。但由于其面临的高速、高总温总压的来流条件以及爆震波在流场中的强间断与高速传播特性等,现有试验与数值模拟研究手段难以开展精细的燃烧流动机制研究,进而限制了相关控制机理的揭示与高精度模型的建立,使得斜爆震发动机工程研制较为困难,当前研究仍存在许多值得探讨的地方,文章在综述的同时对下一步研究提出相关建议。     

旋转爆震燃烧室轴向和周向长度对其出口流场压力和温度的影响

为了研究旋转爆震燃烧室与涡轮的匹配特性,利用二维欧拉方程数值研究了基于当量H₂/Air燃烧的旋转爆震燃烧室出口流场特性,对比分析了不同燃烧室轴向长度和周向长度出口总压脉动、总压畸变以及出口温度分布规律。结果表明:旋转爆震燃烧室在稳定工作状态下,其出口总压的脉动值会呈现周期性振荡;燃烧室尺度对发动机出口流场的不均匀性有很大影响,随着燃烧室轴向长度的增大或周向尺寸的减小,其出口总压脉动均值、畸变指数和出口温度分布系数均会减小,其出口流场均匀性提高。此外,爆震波高度随着周向尺寸的增大而增大;轴向尺寸对爆震波高度几乎不产生影响。     

喷嘴结构对液氧煤油火箭发动机高频燃烧不稳定性的影响

为了筛选高压补燃循环液氧煤油火箭发动机的喷嘴,在喷注单元低压高频燃烧不稳定性模拟实验系统上开展实验,研究了喷嘴结构对燃烧稳定性边界的影响。实验使用气态空气与氧气的混合物作为氧化剂,加热的煤油蒸汽作为燃料;喷嘴为全尺寸气液同轴直流离心式喷嘴,模拟燃烧室与真实燃烧室的固有声学频率相等。根据测量模拟燃烧室内的脉动压力区分大幅振荡、小幅振荡和稳定工作。研究结果表明,喷嘴长度、缩进室长度和入口节流嘴直径对高频燃烧不稳定性裕量有很大影响,并存在相对最佳值。     

封闭容器内部短路燃弧爆炸压力效应计算

中压开关设备内部短路燃弧爆炸对设备、建筑物以及工作人员的安全带来了严重威胁。为提出合适的数值计算方法对短路爆炸引起的压力效应进行计算,对开关设备内部短路燃弧的能量平衡机制进行了分析;通过分析燃弧过程的热-力效应,提出了基于CFD法的间接耦合分析方法,并开展了实际封闭容器内部短路燃弧实验验证了算法的可行性。研究结果表明:实验测量与模拟计算获得的平均压强仅相差2%左右;电弧尺寸对压力升的影响较小;封闭容器内部压力升随电弧能量的增大近似线性增大;安装负压室后燃弧室的压强可降低60%左右,因此,增设负压室可有效抑制开关设备内部短路爆炸引起的压力升。     

动力扰动诱发巷道围岩冲击失稳的能量密度判据

能量积聚程度及积聚位置是判别冲击矿压是否发生的两个重要参数,运用ANSYS/LS-DY-NA模拟了应力波作用下巷道围岩的能量积聚过程及应力波强度对能量积聚程度的影响,得到了一定围岩应力状态下巷帮围岩能量积聚的大小、位置等结果.模拟研究表明:应力波是巷帮能量积聚、继而诱发冲击矿压的一个重要因素;应力波强度决定了最大能量密度值及其位置,随着扰动应力波强度的增加,巷道围岩的最大能量密度随之增加,最大能量密度点的位置渐渐向巷帮边界面靠近.研究结果对揭示煤矿冲击矿压的诱发机理及冲击矿压发生的预测预报具有重要意义.     

Radical species in the cool-flame regime of diesel combustion: a comparative numerical and experimental study

Multidimensional modelling and experimental measurements are performed to study the early stages of diesel combustion. Numerical simulation is realised by means of a customised version of the KIVA 3 code, including the Shell model for auto-ignition. Experimentally, a spectroscopic analysis of the burning mixture is carried out under real operating conditions on a diesel engine equipped with an optically accessible combustion chamber. Changing the fuel injection law makes for auto-ignition to occur in environments characterised by different values of mixture pressure and temperature. Dependence of the ignition delay time upon this last variable is shown to follow a law with a negative temperature coefficient in the middle range of values. By means of natural chemiluminescence spectra, OH, CH and HCO radicals are detected as products of the reactions of thermal decomposition of the hydrocarbon molecules preceding auto-ignition. Distribution of the radicals emission intensity within the combustion chamber permits the localisation of auto-ignition sites. These are found to be in good agreement with the points of high energetic chemical activity, individuated numerically, under all the considered operating conditions. Experimentally identified radicals and fictitious species entering the reduced kinetic scheme employed within the numerical simulation are shown to exhibit an analogous behaviour regarding the trend with respect to time of the total amount of concentration, and, in a spatial sense, their distribution within the combustion chamber at the time of auto-ignition.     

Control of Combustion Oscillations Close to Stoichiometry

The oscillations that occur in ducted plane and round sudden-expansions with combustion of premixed air and methane have been examined for flow conditions which gave rise to large amplitudes corresponding to half-waves. They were present above a minimum flow rate and in a range of equivalence ratios that increased slightly with flow rate and centred around stoichiometry. The periodic roll-up, growth and collapse of combusting vortices downstream of the plane expansion was examined in terms of chemiluminescence images and velocity and temperature measurements synchronised with the pressure oscillation. The periodic heat release and pressure fluctuations were shown to be in phase close to the geometric axis, with the oscillations driven in this region, so that local perturbations were likely to have greatest effect when introduced there. The pressure signals in both ducts were similar so that the flow in the round duct was expected to behave in the same way and, a stream of pulsed methane was thus best able to modify the oscillations when introduced on the axis and close to the expansion plane. Low-frequency oscillations tended to modulate the half-wave with effects that increased with flow rate and, therefore, heat release rate, and stemmed from a combination of the bulk-mode resonance of the upstream cavity and high strain rate in the vicinity of the expansion. The amplitudes of the oscillations in the round duct were controlled by imposing oscillations on the pressure field and heat release at a phase or frequency different from that of the combustion oscillations. Both approaches led to substantial reduction in the amplitude of oscillations at low flow rates, when the modulations were small, but the effectiveness of control deteriorated sharply at the higher flow rates. This revised version was published online in July 2006 with corrections to the Cover Date.     

Photographic investigation into the mechanism of combustion in irregular detonation waves

Irregular detonations are supersonic combustion waves in which the inherent multi-dimensional structure is highly variable. In such waves, it is questionable whether auto-ignition induced by shock compression is the only combustion mechanism present. Through the use of high-speed schlieren and self-emitted light photography, the velocity of the different components of detonation waves in a ${\text{ CH}}_4+2\text{ O}_2$ mixture is analyzed. The observed burn-out of unreacted pockets is hypothesized to be due to turbulent combustion.     

Injection coupling with high amplitude transverse modes: Experimentation and simulation

High frequency combustion instabilities have technical importance in the design of liquid rocket engines. These phenomena involve a strong coupling between transverse acoustic modes and combustion. They are currently being investigated by combining experimentation and numerical simulations. On the experimental level, the coupling is examined in a model scale system featuring a multiple injector combustor (MIC) comprising five coaxial injectors fed with liquid oxygen and gaseous methane. This system is equipped with a novel VHAM actuator (Very High Amplitude Modulator) which comprises two nozzles and a rotating toothed wheel blocking the nozzles in an alternate fashion. This device was designed to obtain the highest possible levels of transverse oscillation in the MIC. After a brief review of the VHAM, this article reports cold flow experiments using this modulator. Velocity maps obtained under resonant conditions using the VHAM are examined at different instants during a cycle of oscillation. Experimental data are compared with numerical pressure and velocity fields obtained from an acoustic solver. The good agreement observed in the nozzle vicinity indicates that numerical simulations can be used to analyze the complex flow field generated by the VHAM. To cite this article: Y. Mery et al., C. R. Mecanique 337 (2009).     

Dynamic effects of the power-conversion module in a reciprocating engine

The forced response characteristics of piston, connecting rod and their assembly, henceforth called power-conversion module, is studied subjecting a forced response model of such a module to combustion characteristics in order to investigate clattering noise characteristics brought with compression ignition excitation. Existing research either focused on the piston or the connecting rod solely. As demonstrated by the modal analysis of the whole power-conversion module, it is revealed that the natural frequencies of the entire module dominate the noise-characteristics of clattering noise even when using a linear model. A subsequent parametric study applying different combustion characteristics with different pressure rise rates, but similar peak pressures on the modal-model of the power-conversion module delivered novel insights into the root cause of clattering noise characteristics. Moreover, the approach delivers an amended understanding of disturbing noises occurring in knock control systems of internal combustion engines. The reason for empirically elaborated limits of the maximum cylinder pressure rise rate to achieve smooth engine acoustics, published first in the late 1920s, was revealed.     

双模态发动机的模态鉴别方法

双模态冲压发动机的不同燃烧模态具有不同的稳焰机制和流态特征,并且在模态转换时伴随着显著的推力变化. 因此,准确判断燃烧模态,对于捕捉发动机的燃烧区位置/范围、释热分布特征,以及为进一步优化燃烧室的设计(流道结构和供油布局) 具有重要意义. 目前尚无鉴别模态的有效试验方法,本文提出了一种模态鉴别的试验方法,并在超燃直连台上开展验证试验. 试验中使用的测量技术包括:壁面静压、高速阴影/纹影、多通道可调谐二极管吸收光谱和高能态碳氢自由基CH* 自发光成像. 利用多种测量方法的组合,可以同时获得燃烧室中气流静温、速度、马赫数分布,释热分布以及燃烧区位置/范围. 这些试验数据能够用于判别模态,并获得不同模态的流动和火焰特征.      

斜爆轰的多波结构及其稳定性研究进展

斜爆轰是气相爆轰物理的一个重要研究方向,在航空航天新型动力领域有重要的潜在应用价值.作为激波诱导的高速燃烧, 斜爆轰波可以简化为包含能量添加的间断面.然而, 斜爆轰流动中往往涉及激波、湍流等多种的流体力学现象,它们和燃烧放热耦合在一起, 导致流动和燃烧机理非常复杂. 一方面,斜爆轰波具有的多尺度和非线性的特征, 理论研究难以深入; 另一方面,爆轰波流场高温、高压、高速的特点, 又给实验研究带来了很大的困难.过去20年, 主要借助数值方法,研究者对斜爆轰波开展了系统的模拟和分析,在诸多方面取得了明显的进展.本文首先介绍了理想情况下的起爆区波系结构和波面稳定性研究进展;其次着眼于推进系统的问题,关注了非均匀来流效应以及斜爆轰波与稀疏波的作用;最后对未来的研究工作提出一些建议.      

Large Eddy Simulation of Diesel Fuel Injection and Mixing in a HSDI Engine

The paper aims to assess the performance of large eddy simulation (LES) in predicting the unsteady reacting flows in internal combustion engines. The incompatibility due to the turbulence dissipation was avoided in the k-equation LES formulation. Two versions of the LES have been tested with different filtering. The cell-specific filtering was found to give realistic prediction of the instantaneous temperature and pressure field during the combustion process. The coupling of combustion heat release, temperature field and turbulent flow field was found to be strong in the LES predicted flow and combustion fields which showed wrinkled flame structures. The formulation gives improved agreement with available experimental data.     

Thermal-drag and Transition from Quasi-steady to Highly-unsteady Combustion of a Fuel Droplet in the Presence of Upstream Velocity Oscillations

Numerical studies on the behaviors of combustion of 1-butanol fuel droplet at presence of upstream velocity oscillation are performed. Fuel droplet has an initial diameter of 1.25 mm and ambiance pressure and temperature are 0.4 MPa and 300 K, respectively. These conditions are those in which the microgravity experiments in literature conducted. In the excellent agreement with the experimental data, numerical results show a significant enhancement of the burning rate of droplet compared to what is predicted by quasi-steady film theory models. The mechanism of the enhancement of burning rate is clarified then by observation of a new mechanism that is named thermal-drag, TD. It is shown, depending on the amplitude and frequency of the upstream velocity oscillation, the flame in wake region of droplet can move toward the droplet surface by the force of vortex flow motions produced by the TD mechanism. It is verified that such movement of the flame is responsible for the enhancement of the burning rate and deviation of the response of the evaporation process form the predictions of the quasi-steady model. Frequency analysis of the burning rate reveals that at low frequency and amplitude the FFT diagram of the burning rate contains of only one main peak synchronies with the frequency of upstream velocity oscillation, which implies a quasi-steady response. However; at high frequency and amplitude the diagram includes of wide range of frequencies beside of the main peak that readily shows deviation from the quasi-steady conditions. In the latter, the study on the response of the combustion to the upstream velocity fluctuations in which the fluctuations contains of three wave numbers shows the amplification of the effects of low frequency fluctuations rather than that of damping of the effects of high frequency fluctuations on the evaporation processes.