热局部非平衡条件下含柱形空洞横观各向同性饱和多孔介质的热应力分析

提出了一个热局部非平衡条件下横观各向同性多孔介质的弹性力学模型,研究了含柱形空洞的无限大多孔介质在冷对流边界条件下的孔隙压力和固相热应力.应用Laplace变换反演法数值分析了热局部非平衡及材料的各向异性对孔隙压力和固相热应力的影响.结果表明:孔隙压力和固相热应力随着横向热膨胀系数的增大而显著增大,而弹性模量的各向异性对孔隙压力和固相热应力的影响则是微弱的.同时,结果还证实了在Biot数为中等值范围内,热局部非平衡效应是非常明显的.     

多孔介质平板通道强迫对流中热局部非平衡时的热应力

根据微观不可压饱和多孔介质热-力-流相互作用的一般理论,在固相骨架小变形的假定下,考虑固相和流相相互作用的粘性耗散,研究了多孔介质平板通道强迫对流热局部非平衡的热应力问题.建立了问题的热-力数学模型,根据饱和多孔介质的平衡方程,在固相骨架只存在横向位移的假定下,求解了固相骨架的位移和相应的热应力,数值考察了各种物性参数对热应力分布的影响,讨论了热局部平衡模型的适用性.     

考虑热渗效应的有限热源固结近似解1）

通过建立考虑热渗效应和热流固耦合效应的饱和土体固结方程,研究了无限长圆柱热固结问题. 利用Fourier 和Laplace 变换及其逆变换,给出了热固结问题的解析解;然后对空间内无限长圆柱形热源问题进行研究,得到非等温条件下柱体周围饱和土体温度、孔隙水压力的近似解,并总结其规律,分析了热渗系数、固结系数对温度作用下土体固结的影响.     

考虑热渗效应的有限热源固结近似解

通过建立考虑热渗效应和热流固耦合效应的饱和土体固结方程,研究了无限长圆柱热固结问题.利用Fourier和Laplace变换及其逆变换,给出了热固结问题的解析解;然后对空间内无限长圆柱形热源问题进行研究,得到非等温条件下柱体周围饱和土体温度、孔隙水压力的近似解,并总结其规律,分析了热渗系数、固结系数对温度作用下土体固结的影响.     

Hamilton体系下功能梯度梁的热冲击动力屈曲分析

在Hamilton体系下,基于Euler梁理论研究了功能梯度材料梁受热冲击载荷作用时的动力屈曲问题;将非均匀功能梯度复合材料的物性参数假设为厚度坐标的幂函数形式,采用Laplace变换法和幂级数法解析求得热冲击下功能梯度梁内的动态温度场:首先将功能梯度梁的屈曲问题归结为辛空间中系统的零本征值问题,梁的屈曲载荷与屈曲模态分别对应于Hamilton体系下的辛本征值和本征解问题,由分叉条件求得屈曲模态和屈曲热轴力,根据屈曲热轴力求解临界屈曲升温载荷。给出了热冲击载荷作用下一类非均匀梯度材料梁屈曲特性的辛方法研究过程,讨论了材料的梯度特性、结构几何参数和热冲击载荷参数对临界温度的影响。     

饱和多孔介质化学-热-弹性模型及应用

本文基于热局部非平衡(LTNE)条件和加权平均温度概念,并假设孔隙流体由溶质和溶剂两组元组成,对页岩（饱和多孔介质）,推导给出了一种LTNE条件下的化学-热-弹性模型,同时讨论了耦合方程组的解耦求解问题．作为模型的应用,考虑无限大平面含一圆形孔的情况,研究了冷/热对流以及溶质摩尔分数突变边界条件下圆孔附近的孔隙压力和化-热应力问题,用Laplace变换得到了平面轴对称情况下有关力学变量的表达式．数值分析了圆孔边界上冷/热对流的Biot数和溶质摩尔分数改变量对圆孔附近孔隙压力和化-热应力的影响．结果表明：在Biot数为中等值(1~5)范围内,LTNE效应是非常明显的;化学作用对孔隙压力和固相应力的影响不可忽视．     

磁场对多孔介质方腔内空气热磁对流的影响

数值分析了微重力下圆形载流线圈倾斜时多孔介质方腔内空气热磁对流. 磁场计算采用毕奥--萨伐定律求解; 动量方程与能量方程分别采用达西模型与局部热非平衡模型求解. 计算结果表明随着磁场力数\gamma 数和Da数的增加, 方腔内对流变得越来越强. 线圈倾斜角x_{\rm euler}从0^\circ到90^\circ变化时, 对流结果关于x_{\rm euler}=45^\circ呈现对称分布. Nu_{\rm m}数随线圈倾斜角的改变而变化且每个工况下局部最大Nu_{\rm m}数出现在x_{\rm euler}=45^\circ. 局部最小Nu_{\rm m}数出现在x_{\rm euler}=0^\circ, 90^\circ.      

热环境中黏弹性功能梯度材料及其结构的蠕变

基于经典的对应原理, 将 Mori-Tanaka 方法等细观力学结果推广于定常温度环境下的黏弹性情形. 根据泊松比与时间呈弱相关的特点, 给出 Laplace 象空间中功能梯度材料的松弛模量和热膨胀系数, 并直接建立耦合热应变的多维黏弹性本构关系. 在此基础上, 求解黏弹性功能梯度圆柱薄壳在热环境中的轴对称弯曲蠕变变形问题. 考虑材料热物参数的温度相关性, 首先确定稳态温度场, 导出相空间中轴对称弯曲变形的解析解, 采用数值反演得到蠕变变形. 算例表明, 蠕变初期, 热环境的影响明显, 随着时间增加, 热应力松弛, 影响逐渐消失. 当圆柱薄壳受轴压时, 相比于两端固支, 两端简支的端部变形更加明显. 通过圆柱薄壳的轴对称弯曲求解, 给出体积含量呈任意分布的黏弹性功能梯度结构在热机载荷下的蠕变分析途径.      

热黏弹性梁拟静态弯曲问题的解析分析

基于平面应力假设和热黏弹性材料的积分型本构关系,建立了以位移分量为未知量的热黏弹性梁静动力学分析的二维数学模型。针对拟静态弯曲问题,首先,在Laplace变换域,引入位移势函数,将控制方程解耦;其次,根据给定的平面温度场和边界条件,采用分离变量法,引入热应力函数,得到了热黏弹性梁的热应力分布;最后,利用Laplace逆变换,获得了热黏弹性梁拟静态弯曲热应力响应的解析解,考察了热载荷作用下几何、黏弹性等参数对梁应力和位移的影响。     

分数阶广义热弹性理论下中空柱热弹性分析

基于Laplace变换及特征值法,推导并给出了分数阶广义热弹性理论下中空柱内表面作用有热冲击情况的解析解,通过Laplace数值逆变换法求解得到了位移场、温度场、应力场的分布规律。结果表明:特征值法能准确给出Laplace域内方程组的解;分数阶参数对温度场和应力场有较大影响,对位移场影响较小。作为广义热弹性理论的一种推广,在处理热传导问题时,通过分数阶广义热弹性理论进行研究更科学、全面。     

TEMPERATURE PROFILES OF LOCAL THERMAL NONEQUILIBRIUM FOR THERMAL DEVELOPING FORCED CONVECTION IN POROUS MEDIUM PARALLEL PLATE CHANNEL

Based on the two-energy equation model, taking into account viscous dissipation due to the interaction between solid skeleton and pore fluid flow, temperature expressions of the solid skeleton and pore fluid flow are obtained analytically for the thermally developing forced convection in a saturated porous medium parallel plate channel, with walls being at constant temperature. It is proved that the temperatures of the two phases for the local thermal nonequilibrium approach to the temperature derived from the one-energy equation model for the local thermal equilibrium when the heat exchange coefficient goes to infinite. The temperature profiles are shown in figures for different dimensionless parameters and the effects of the parameters on the local thermal nonequilibrium are revealed by parameter study.     

Stability and local bifurcation of parameter-excited vibration of pipes conveying pulsating fluid under thermal loading

The parametric excited vibration of a pipe under thermal loading may occur because the fluid is often transported heatedly. The effects of thermal loading on the pipe stability and local bifurcations have rarely been studied. The stability and the local bifurcations of the lateral parametric resonance of the pipe induced by the pulsating fluid velocity and the thermal loading are studied. A mathematical model for a simply supported pipe is developed according to the Hamilton principle. Two partial differential equations describing the lateral and longitudinal vibration are obtained. The singularity theory is utilized to analyze the stability and the bifurcation of the system solutions. The transition sets and the bifurcation diagrams are obtained both in the unfolding parameter space and the physical parameter space, which can reveal the relationship between the thermal field parameter and the dynamic behaviors of the pipe. The frequency response and the relationship between the critical thermal rate and the pulsating fluid velocity are obtained. The numerical results demonstrate the accuracy of the single-mode expansion of the solution and the stability and local bifurcation analyses. It also confirms the existence of the chaos. The presented work can provide valuable information for the design of the pipeline and the controllers to prevent the structural instability.     

Validation of the Local Thermal Equilibrium Assumption in Forced Convection of Non-Newtonian Fluids through Porous Channels

In this paper, we assess the validity of the local thermal equilibrium assumption in the non-Newtonian forced convection flow through channels filled with porous media. For this purpose, the problem is solved numerically using local thermal non-equilibrium and non-Darcian models. Numerical solutions obtained over broad ranges of representative dimensionless parameters are utilized to map conditions at which the local thermal equilibrium assumption can or cannot be employed. The circumstances of a higher modified Peclet number, a lower modified Biot number, a lower fluid-to-solid thermal conductivity ratio, a lower power-law fluid index, and a lower microscopic and macroscopic frictional flow resistance coefficients, are identified as unfavorable circumstances for the local thermal equilibrium (LTE) condition to hold. Quantitative LTE validity maps that reflect the proportional effect of each parameter as related to others are presented.     

Validation of Thermal Equilibrium Assumption in Transient Forced Convection Flow in Porous Channel

The validity of the local thermal equilibrium assumption in the transient forced convection channel flow is investigated analytically. Closed form expressions are presented for the temperatures of the fluid and solid domains and for the criterion which insures the validity of the local thermal equilibrium assumption. It is found that four dimensionless parameters control the local thermal equilibrium assumption. These parameters are the porosity , the volumetric Biot number Bi, the dimensionless channel length _max and the solid to fluid total thermal capacity ratio C _R. The qualitative and quantitative aspects of the effects of these four parameters on the channel thermal equilibrium relaxation time are investigated.     

THERMAL CONSOLIDATION OF LAYERED POROUS HALF-SPACE TO VARIABLE THERMAL LOADING

An analytical method was derived for the thermal consolidation of layered, saturated porous half-space to variable thermal loading with time. In the coupled governing equations of linear thermoelastic media, the influences of thermo-osmosis effect and thermal filtration effect were introduced. Solutions in Laplace transform space were first obtained and then numerically inverted. The responses of a double-layered porous space subjected to exponential decaying thermal loading were studied. The influences of the differences between the properties of the two layers (e.g., the coefficient of thermal consolidation, elastic modulus) on thermal consolidation were discussed. The studies show that the coupling effects of displacement and stress fields on temperature field can be completely neglected, however, the thermo-osmosis effect has an obvious influence on thermal responses.     

Free Convection Heat Transfer From A Sphere In A Porous Medium Using A Thermal Non-equilibrium Model

This work studies the free convection heat transfer from a sphere with constant wall temperature embedded in a fluid-saturated porous medium using a thermal non-equilibrium model. The governing equations are transformed into boundary-layer partial differential equations by the coordinate transform, and the obtained governing equations are then solved by the cubic spline collocation method. The temperature distributions for fluid and solid phases are shown for different values of the porosity scaled thermal conductivity ratio, the interphase heat transfer parameter, and the streamwise coordinate. The effects of the porosity scaled thermal conductivity ratio and the interphase heat transfer parameter between solid and fluid phases on the local Nusselt numbers for fluid and solid phases are examined. Results show the local Nusset number for the porous medium can be increased by increasing the porosity scaled thermal conductivity ratio. Moreover, the thermal non-equilibrium effect is more significant for low values of the porosity scaled thermal conductivity ratio or the interphase heat transfer parameter.     

Onset of convection in a horizontal porous channel with uniform heat generation using a thermal nonequilibrium model

This paper considers the onset of free convection in a horizontal fluid-saturated porous layer with uniform heat generation. Attention is focused on cases where the fluid and solid phases are not in local thermal equilibrium, and where two energy equations describe the evolution of the temperature of each phase. Standard linearized stability theory is used to determine how the criterion for the onset of convection varies with the inter-phase heat transfer coefficient, H, and the porosity-modified thermal conductivity ratio, γ. We also present asymptotic solutions for small values of H. Excellent agreement is obtained between the asymptotic and the numerical results.     

The effect of local thermal non-equilibrium on conduction in porous channels with a uniform heat source

We examine the effect of local thermal non-equilibrium on the steady state heat conduction in a porous layer in the presence of internal heat generation. A uniform source of heat is present in either the fluid or the solid phase. A two-temperature model is assumed and analytical solutions are presented for the resulting steady-state temperature profiles in a uniform porous slab. Attention is then focussed on deriving simple conditions which guarantee local thermal equilibrium.     

Study of thermal deformation of microelectronics packaging product by interferometric technique

In this paper, the out-of-plane deformation of silicon surface of Direct Chip Attachment (DCA) assembly, under thermal loading, was measured in real-time by Twyman/Green interferometry. The contour maps of the out-of-plane displacement fields of silicon surface under thermal loading and cycling of various temperature were obtained. Experimental results show that the relation between the out-of-plane displacement and temperature is nonlinear and varies with temperature cycling, due to nonlinear mechanical behavior of the materials used in electronic packaging. A comparison of the out-of-plane displacement fields of silicon surface measured by T/G interferometry in real-time and replicating technique of high temperature specimen grating of moire interferometry was made.