激波诱导气流与液幕,液柱相经作用的实验研究

利用激波管对激波诱导气流与液幕,液柱的相互作用进行了实验研究。通过比较发现,这种相互作用下的液体块变形破碎过程与以往对于液滴进行的研究结果很不相。     

液滴在激波冲击下的破裂过程

对液滴在入射激波作用下的变形破碎过程进行了实验研究和数值模拟,得知数值模拟结果与实验结果基本吻合,以及在什么情况下两者出现分歧。结果显示,液滴在激波的作用下要经历从压缩变形、RM不稳定性变形、细小液雾剥离到全部雾化破碎等过程。结果还表明,不同液滴直径、入射激波马赫数和液滴介质等参数下的液滴变形破碎的发展趋势是一致的,而其发展速度明显则不同。其中Weber数的增加加速了液滴的破碎,而Ohnesorge数和黏性的增加则抑制了液滴的破碎。     

平面激波冲击并排液滴的三维数值模拟研究

采用三维守恒清晰界面数值方法, 研究平面激波冲击并排液滴的动力学过程. 研究的焦点在于激波接触液滴后的复杂波系结构生成, 以及并排液滴相互耦合作用诱导的单个液滴非对称界面演化. 首先, 分析并排液滴之间界面通道内的波系结构发展, 发现在冲击初期由于反射激波相交而形成新的反射激波以及马赫杆; 这些流动现象与液滴另外一侧 (非通道侧) 由激波反射所形成的弯曲波阵面截然不同, 而且所导致的液滴横向两侧流场差异是中后期冲击过程液滴两侧界面非对称演化的主要原因. 其次, 研究冲击中期时, 特别是入射激波已运动至液滴下游并远离并排液滴, 界面形态的演化过程和规律, 揭示通道下游出口处由于气流膨胀导致的界面闭合、以及随后气流阻塞导致的界面破碎等新的流动现象. 最后, 研究液滴间距对并排液滴相互作用的影响规律, 发现液滴间距大小与通道内压力峰值具有明显的关联关系. 研究表明, 更小的液滴间距不仅带来更大的压力峰值, 而且使得峰值出现的时间更早.      

可燃云雾中的激波特性

可燃云雾中激波特性的研究是近三十年来发展的一个新领域。其特点是在激波的传播过程中存在着激波及波后流动与液滴之间的相互作用。其中包含着多种复杂的力学、物理和化学过程,例如液滴在激波后高速气流作用下发生变形,液体微雾从母液滴剥离及其迅速蒸发,燃料路与氧化气体混合以及混合气体的点火和发生快速的化学反应等。由于上述过程的复杂性及其相互耦合使得人们对这一激波现象的了解还很不充分。与单纯气相,液相或因相相比,这种混合相反应介质中的激波还是一块未开垦的处女地。     

高马赫数下激波液滴相互作用的数值模拟研究

本文采用守恒清晰界面多相流数值方法模拟了超声速和高超声速环境下三维液滴的推进、变形和破碎演化过程.数值模拟结果与实验数据的一致性表明了本文所用数值方法和计算程序的准确性, 而网格无关性研究验证了采用的网格分辨率可以捕捉流场和界面的主要特征. 模拟结果验证了高韦伯数下液滴变形破碎过程所遵循的剪切诱导剥离(SIE)破碎机制, 其包含液滴的扁平化和剪切剥离两个主要特征. 而最近发现的SIE破碎机制下的循环破碎机制也在本文得到了验证, 即主液滴从球形液滴破碎为小液滴会经历多个循环重复的破碎阶段, 高韦伯数下液滴的破碎并非一次性剪切剥离的结果, 而是会发生逐层的剪切剥离和破碎. 本文还研究了马赫数对激波冲击液滴加速变形过程的影响. 结果表明, 高韦伯数下不同马赫数的液滴破碎过程具有高度一致性, 并遵循统一的SIE破碎机制.通过对液滴质心位移、速度、加速度和拽力系数的量化统计揭示其运动过程中的统一加速规律. 在激波的驱动下, 液滴并非以一个恒定的加速度做加速运动.在扁平化不明显的前期, 液滴以一个恒定的加速度做加速运动.随着液滴扁平化的发生, 迎风面积的增加导致拽力系数的增大, 进而导致液滴加速度的不断增大.      

可压缩流向涡与反向运动激波相互作用的实验

对可压缩流向涡与反向运动激波相互作用的现象进行了实验研究．实验在９４ｍｍ×９４ｍｍ的方截面激波管中进行．在实验段上游安装了一个有限翼展平直机翼．当入射激波通过机翼后，波后２区气流在模型翼尖诱导出一条流向涡．入射激波在激波管端壁反射后，形成的反射激波在观察窗处和流向涡发生作用．实验中拍摄了激波与流向涡作用全过程的纹影照片，观察到了一些和定常激波与旋涡相互作用不同的现象，并与数值计算结果进行了初步比较     

激波与涡对相互作用的实验研究

在方截面激波管中进行了平面运动激波和涡对的二维相互作用实验，研究了激波与同向涡对、激波与反向涡对相互作用的非定常过程．根据实验照片，分析讨论了作用过程中激波的变形，二次激波和三波点的形成、演变，激波与激波的相互作用，以及旋涡结构的变化等．实验表明，激波通过涡核时，激波发生剧烈变形，旋涡强度增大，涡核形状改变．     

可压缩流向涡与激波轴对称干扰的数值模拟1)

用NS方程数值模拟了可压缩流向涡和激波轴对称相互作用现象.数值模拟包括定常和非定常两种情况,计算结果分别与相应的实验进行了比较.结果表明数值模拟成功地捕捉到了激波和旋涡相互作用过程中发生的激波波面变形,激波振荡,涡核变大以及激波波后出现驻点、回流区等流场特征.提出了判断流向涡与运动激波相互作用中旋涡破碎的准则.     

可压缩流向涡与激波轴对称干扰的数值模拟

用ＮＳ方程数值模拟了可压缩流向涡和激波轴对称相互作用现象．数值模拟包括定常和非定常两种情况,计算结果分别与相应的实验进行了比较．结果表明数值模拟成功地捕捉到了激波和旋涡相互作用过程中发生的激波波面变形,激波振荡,涡核变大以及激波波后出现驻点、回流区等流场特征．提出了判断流向涡与运动激波相互作用中旋涡破碎的准则     

斜激波和可压缩流向涡相互作用的实验观察

激波和可压缩流向涡相互作用现象近年来成为流体力学研究中的一个热点。本文在激波风洞中研究了可压缩流向涡与斜激波相互作用的现象。实验发现,相互作用后激波和旋涡均发生不同程度变形,但旋涡未发生明显破碎。并且发现在干扰点附近,从涡核发出一束膨胀波,这些膨胀波与斜激波作用,使得激波干扰后发生弯曲。     

The use of a slow sound speed fluorocarbon liquid for shock wave research

Fluorocarbon liquids have very low sound speeds in comparison with water. The measurement of shock waves in water is complicated by its relatively high sound speed. This paper presents a fluorocarbon liquid with a sound speed of 655 m/s for use in liquid shock experiments. Experimental and numerical results of shock wave reflection from various parabolas and wedges are given. Experiments were performed in a vertical liquid shock tube. The properties including an equation of state for the liquid are given. Numerical simulations using this equation of state are performed using a finite element program. It is shown that the investigation of non-linearities in water will require shock tubes that can withstand high pressures. Due to the high B/A parameter for this fluorocarbon liquid, it is demonstrated that non-linearities can be achieved and studied at much lower pressures. Received 1 July 1996 / Accepted 26 September 1996     

Pressure waves in a separated gas-liquid layer in a horizontal duct with a step

Pressure wave propagation into a separated gas-liquid layer in a horizontal duct with a step is investigated analytically. The linear solution is derived assuming a large density ratio of liquid to gas. The solution can be found first for the gas layer and then for the liquid layer. The linear wave in a liquid layer is valid even for fairly large initial pressure ratios, and clearly exhibits the dispersive characteristics of the pressure wave in a liquid layer. As the initial pressure ratio is increased, the pressure wave in the gas layer becomes a shock wave. Thus, its effect on the wave in a liquid layer can be found analytically by modifying the boundary condition in part. The wave in a liquid layer consists of a main wave, which propagates with the shock speed in gas, and a precursor wave, whose front propagates with the speed of sound in liquid. The precursor wave has an oscillatory structure; its amplitude increases with increasing shock strength and also with liquid layer thickness.     

Application of underwater shock wave and laser-induced liquid jet to neurosurgery

Paper deals with applications of underwater shock waves to medicine. A historical development of underwater shock wave generation by using pulsed Ho:YAG laser beam irradiation in water is briefly described and an overview is given regarding potential applications of shock waves to neuro-surgery. The laser beam irradiation in a liquid-filled catheter produces water vapor bubble and shock waves intermittently produces micro-liquid jets in a controlled fashion from the exit of the catheter. Correlations between shock dynamics and bubble dynamics are emphasized. To optimize the jet motion, results of basic parametric studies are briefly presented. The liquid jet discharged from the catheter exit has an impulse high enough to clearly exhibit effectiveness for various medical purposes. In liquid jets we observed reasonably strong shock waves and hence invented a compact shock generator aiming to apply to microsurgery. We applied it to a rat's bone window and developed an effective method of brain protection against shock loading. The insertion of Gore-Tex® sheet is found to attenuate shock waves drastically even for very short stand off distance and its physical mechanism is clarified. The laser-induced liquid jet (LILJ) is successfully applied to soft tissue dissection. Animal experiments were performed and results of histological observations are presented in details. Results of animal experiments revealed that LILJ can sharply dissect soft tissue with a minimum amount of liquid consumption, while blood vessels larger than 0.2 mm in diameter are preserved. Shock waves and LILJ have a potential to be indispensable tools in neuro-surgery.This paper was based on work that was presented at the 2nd International Symposium on Interdisciplinary Shock Wave Research, Sendai, Japan, March 1–3, 2005.Communicated by K. Takayama PACS 42.62.Be, 47.40.-x, 42.62.-b     

Shock-induced collapse of a vapor nanobubble near solid boundaries

The collapse of a nano-bubble near a solid wall is addressed here exploiting a phase field model recently used to describe the process in free space. Bubble collapse is triggered by a normal shock wave in the liquid. The dynamics is explored for different bubble wall normal distances and triggering shock intensities. Overall the dynamics is characterized by a sequence of collapses and rebounds of the pure vapor bubble accompanied by the emission of shock waves in the liquid. The shocks are reflected by the wall to impinge back on the re-expanding bubble. The presence of the wall and the impinging shock wave break the symmetry of the system, leading, for sufficiently strong intensity of the incoming shock wave, to the poration of the bubble and the formation of an annular structure and a liquid jet. Intense peaks of pressure and temperatures are found also at the wall, confirming that the strong localized loading combined with the jet impinging the wall is a potential source of substrate damage induced by the cavitation.     

Formation of shock waves in gas-liquid foams

The purpose of the present investigation is to analyze the phenomenon of shock wave formation in gas-liquid foams and to explain the qualitative differences which are found when comparing results from shock tube experiments performed with foams and bubbly liquids. It is well known that oscillatory pressure waves in bubbly liquids may reach an amplitude twice as large as that of the original pressure impulse. However, experiments showed that pressure disturbances in foams always attenuate without significant change in the wave pressure profile. In the present study this behavior is explained by analyzing shock wave formation using the Burgers equation which is derived from the conservation laws for a bubbly liquid. It is shown that the parameter of non linearity in the Burgers equation describing wave propagation in bubbly liquids is about 40 times higher than in foams. At the same time coefficient of bulk viscosity of a foam is about 10³ times greater than that of a bubbly liquid. This explains why in shock tube experiments with foams shock waves are not detected while they are easily observed when bubbly liquids are used under similar conditions.     

Shock Compression of a Plate on a Wedged–Shaped Target

Problems of compression of a plate on a wedge–shaped target by a strong shock wave and plate acceleration are studied using the equations of dissipationless hydrodynamics of compressible media. The state of an aluminum plate accelerated or compressed by an aluminum impactor with a velocity of 5—15 km/sec is studied numerically. For a compression regime in which a shaped–charge jet forms, critical values of the wedge angle are obtained beginning with which the shaped–charge jet is in the liquid or solid state and does not contain the boiling liquid. For the jetless regime of shock–wave compression, an approximate solution with an attached shock wave is constructed that takes into account the phase composition of the plate material in the rarefaction wave. The constructed solution is compared with the solution of the original problem. The temperature behind the front of the attached shock wave was found to be considerably (severalfold) higher than the temperature behind the front of the compression wave. The fundamental possibility of initiating a thermonuclear reaction is shown for jetless compression of a plate of deuterium ice by a strong shock wave.     

Flow visualization of shock/water column interactions

The breakup of a liquid droplet induced by a high speed gas stream is a typical multiphase flow problem. The shock/droplet interaction is the beginning stage of the droplet breakup. Therefore, investigation of the shock/droplet interactions would be a milestone for interpreting the mechanism of the droplet breakup. In this study, a compressible multiphase solver with a five-equation model is successfully developed to study shock/water column interactions. For code validation, interface-only, gas–gas shock tube, and gas–liquid shock tube problems are first computed. Subsequently, a planar shock wave interacting with a water column is simulated. The transmitted wave and the alternative appearances of local high- and low-pressure regions inside the water column are observed clearly. Finally, a planar shock wave interacting with two water columns is investigated. In this work, both horizontal and vertical arrangements of two water columns are studied. It is found that different arrangements can result in the diversity of the interacting process. The complex flow structures generated by shock/water column interactions are presented by flow-visualization techniques.      

Molecular gas dynamics applied to phase change processes at a vapor–liquid interface: shock-tube experiment and MGD computation for methanol

This paper deals with a molecular gas-dynamics method applied to the accurate determination of the condensation coefficient of methanol vapor. The method consisted of an experiment using a shock tube and computations using a molecular gas-dynamics equation. The experiments were performed in such situations where the shift from a vapor–liquid equilibrium state to a nonequilibrium one is realized by a shock wave in a scale of molecular mean free time of vapor molecules. The temporal evolution in thickness of a liquid film formed on the shock-tube endwall behind a reflected shock wave is measured by an optical interferometer. By comparing the measured liquid-film thickness with numerical solutions for a polyatomic version of the Gaussian–BGK model of the Boltzmann equation, the condensation coefficient of methanol vapor is accurately determined in vapor–liquid nonequilibrium states. As a result, it is clear that the condensation coefficient is just unity very near to an equilibrium state, but is smaller far from the equilibrium state.     

在轴向气流作用下液体轴对称抛撒的近场研究

在轴向气流作用下液体轴对称抛撒的研究,是以飞行物体在运动状态下向大气抛撒液体燃料所导致的破碎和雾化为背景的。为了研究在轴向气流作用下液体轴对称抛撒所产生的雾场特性,本文提出了一种新的组合型实验设备。该设备由两台激波管、一套电子同步控制系统组成,可以观察在轴向气流作用下液体轴对称抛撒、破碎和雾化的过程。通过在此设备上的一系列实验,获得了在不同压力和不同气流速度下液体轴对称抛撒的近场纹影照片。通过对照片的研究发现,液体轴对称抛撒具有两个明显的阶段:液核生长阶段和液核稳定阶段。另外近场云雾区轮廓有明显的转折点,此转折点即为液核发生首次破碎的位置。进一步分析表明,轴向气流能促使液体轴对称抛撒首次破碎发生的时间缩短。     

Experimental study of shock-accelerated liquid layers

An experimental investigation of a shock wave interacting with one, or several, liquid layer(s) is reported with a motivation towards first wall protection in inertial fusion energy reactor chamber design. A 12.8 mm or 6.4 mm thick water layer is suspended horizontally in a large vertical shock tube in atmospheric pressure argon and subjected to a planar shock wave of strength ranging from M = 1.34 to 3.20. For the single water layer experiments, the shock-accelerated liquid results in a significant increase in end-wall pressure loading (and impulse) compared with tests without water. The end-wall loading can be reduced by more than 50% for a given volume of water when it is divided into more than one layer with interspersed layer(s) of argon. A flash X-ray technique is employed to measure the volume fraction of the shocked water layer and multiple water layers are found to dissipate more energy through the liquid fragmentation process resulting in increased shock mitigation.