水中开孔腔流激振荡控制实验研究

水中开孔腔流激振荡是水下航行器的一类突出噪声源. 为探究有效抑制水中开孔腔流激振荡的控制方法和作用特性, 首先以水下航行器的表面开孔结构为对象设计了开孔腔模型, 并提出一种基于来流边界层分流原理的流动控制装置——前缘分流体, 借助循环水洞装置对水中开孔腔的流激振荡特性及其控制进行了实验研究. 通过沿流向和展向安装于腔底的动态压力传感器测量腔内脉动压力, 分别从腔内脉动压力的频谱特性和空间分布特性两方面, 探讨了水中开孔腔在不同流速下的流激振荡特性和前缘分流体对水中开孔腔流激振荡的控制效果, 并对前缘分流体的主要作用机理进行了分析. 研究结果表明: 水中开孔腔流激振荡形式以剪切层自持振荡为主, 在流速较低时, 如2.4 m/s, 就会产生稳定的自持振荡, 且具有随流速升高而急剧增大的趋势; 前缘分流体对水中开孔腔绕流自持振荡具有良好的抑制效果, 且抑制效果随流速增加而显著提升, 对腔内脉动压力频谱峰值和总级的最大抑制量分别达到25.3 dB和15.6 dB; 此外, 前缘分流体对开孔腔流激振荡具有低频频移作用, 有益于避免发生流激空腔共振; 脉动压力空间分布特性表明, 前缘分流体对水中开孔腔流激振荡抑制机理主要在于破坏了腔内流场受到的周期调制作用.      

自激振荡脉冲射流喷嘴装置系统频率特性理论研究

根据相似系统原理和流体网络理论建立了自激振荡脉冲射流喷嘴装置的等效网络模型,利用系统传递函数推导了系统频率特性方程并进行了数值计算。结果表明:喷嘴装置的固有频率主要由喷嘴形状、结构参数、入口流速、射流中压力扰动波波速决定;自激振荡腔腔径、自激振荡腔腔长、上喷嘴直径、下喷嘴直径都对系统频率特性影响很大。提出了相应的自激振荡脉冲射流喷嘴设计准则,即喷嘴装置在最佳阻尼比下产生谐波共振。     

围压下自振空化射流冲蚀性能实验研究

自振空化射流是利用瞬态流和水声学原理调制而成的一种新型射流,为研究围压下自激振荡空化射流的冲蚀破碎规律,利用高压釜装置测量了1.0mm出口直径的风琴管自振空化喷嘴在各种射流参数情况下冲蚀铝试样的冲蚀质量,并与同等条件下锥形喷嘴冲蚀效率进行了对比。测量结果表明,冲蚀质量基本与射流压力成正比;存在最优喷距和围压,使得冲蚀效果最佳,在本实验条件,分别为喷嘴出口直径的5～7倍和2MPa左右;相同条件下,自振空化喷嘴冲蚀质量约为同等条件下锥形喷嘴冲蚀的1～2倍,这为自振空化射流提高钻井速度等实际应用提供了实验依据。     

激励射流在超声速流场中的混合的特性研究

Hartmann-Sprenger（H-S）管处于吞吐模式下可以产生高频高幅度的气流振荡。本文将H-S管集成到传统射流装置中形成激励射流,研究其在超声速流场中的混合特性。本文设计了三种频率的CO2激励射流,将其横向注入马赫数2.5的均匀超声速来流当中。采用平面激光散射技术对其进行瞬态可视化成像,利用组分采样、测量总压进行时均分析。结果表明:H-S激励射流可以有效提高射流穿透深度,形成较多大尺度结构,从而获得较好的混合效果。关键词: 激励射流 超声速混合 穿透深度 大尺度结构      

非轴对称扰动下含悬浮固粒旋转射流场稳定性研究

考虑含有悬浮固粒的理想不可压旋转圆射流的运动方程，借助势流理论推得扰动增长率随径向波数变化的表达式，进而得到含悬浮固粒射流稳定性的修正瑞利稳定性准则，求出了非轴对称扰动下不同扰动阶数、固粒质量密度、固－气脉动速度比值、固－气脉动速度相位差、斯托克斯数时旋转射流的增长率曲线。然后根据修正瑞利稳定性准则分析给出了关于悬浮固粒的属性对旋转射流场稳定性影响的几个重要结论，为控制旋转射流场和后续发展提供了合理的依据。     

心血管内流场的高质量模拟实验研究（Ⅰ）：动态流体双折射测试原理与分析…

本文系统地讨论了以动态流体双折射方法实现心血管内流场的高质量模拟测试的基本理论和实用分析方法。首先，分析了稳态流动和振荡剪切流中光－力学关系的差异，提出了脉动流中简化的光－力学关系假设，然后给出了其适用于低频脉动流动的实验验证。     

局部狭窄血管中血液振荡流的速度和切应力

本文建立一种分析局部缓慢狭窄血管中血液振荡流的数学模型，给出了血液的轴向流速，径向流速和切应力的包含压力梯度项的解析表达式，并讨论了血管内由局部狭窄引起的压力梯度沿轴向变化的规律。文章以局部余弦狭窄为例进行数值计算，详细讨论上游均匀管段压力梯度的定常部分和不同次谐波对狭窄管段内流速和切应力的影响。数值结果表明，与均匀管情况相比，在狭窄段内，血液振荡流轴向流速无论平均值还是脉动幅值均明显增大，且径向流速不再为零。但径向流速仍远小于轴向流速。同时，切应力也不再仅由轴向流速梯度提供，径向流速梯度也将产生切应力，但是在计算管壁切向上的切应力时，径向流速梯度的贡献仍相当大。与均匀管管壁切应力沿流运方向保持恒定不同。狭窄管管壁切应力（平均值和脉动值）将随着狭窄高度的增大而增大，在狭窄最大高度处达到最大，因而沿流动方向产生了较大的切应力梯度。     

Maxwell流体管内起动流的研究

对Maxwell流体流体管内起动流的振荡特性进行研究，得到了描述振荡特性的解析解。研究了黏弹性参数对各时刻速度剖面的影响，获得了轴心速度，平均速度和壁面摩擦力随时间的变化规律以及它们的频率特征。结果表明振荡的基频成分决定了流动的主要特性，给出了并分析了基频频率与振幅和黏弹性参数之间的关系。     

心血管内流场的高质量模拟实验研究（Ⅰ）──动态流体双折射测试原理与分析方法

本文系统地讨论了以动态流体双折射方法实现心血管内流场的高质量模拟测试的基本理论和实用分析方法。首先，分析了稳态流动和振荡剪切流中光──力学关系的差异，提出脉动流中简化的光──力学关系假设，然后给出其适用于低频脉动流动的实验验证。为使医学和生物力学研究人员易于掌握，又提出一种简单新颖的局域分析法。     

展向喷嘴湍流横向射流大涡模拟及其统计分析

采用大涡模拟方法数值模拟了展向椭圆喷嘴的湍流横向射流,对其大尺度结构的时空演化和湍流脉动速度场的时间序列分析、频谱分析、PDF分析以及时、空截面上的统计平均特性进行分析.结果表明,在射流出口附近的下游核心区中速度脉动剧烈,显现出明显的湍流特征.除了三维涡环脱落、扭曲、变形、摆动所对应频率之外,还存在很宽的湍流基频,它与在喷嘴出口附近产生的三维涡环的时空演化过程密切相关.由于展向椭圆喷嘴的湍流横向射流中的三维涡环快速脱落和强相互作用导致射流尾迹中的强湍流脉动,展向椭圆喷嘴湍流横向射流的PDF空间演化特征结构复杂.在射流核心区的湍流偏应力变化平缓,其统计平均值分布接近左右对称.展向椭圆喷嘴的湍流横向射流脉动速度场具有极为复杂的统计行为,与流向椭圆喷嘴相比具有更好的掺混能力.     

Visualization and structure of confined, milliscale, unsteady impinging slot jets and associated vortices

Flow characteristics of confined, laminar milliscale slot jets are investigated from visualizations, as they impinge upon a flat target plate, with a fully developed velocity profile at the nozzle exit. The effects of Reynolds number Re and normalized nozzle-to-plate distance H/B are considered for a nozzle width B of 1.0 mm. Transition from a stable symmetric jet to an unsteady oscillating jet is observed as the Reynolds number increases (with H/B constant), where the Reynolds number associated with this transition decreases as the normalized nozzle-to-plate distance H/B increases. Instantaneous visualizations show unsteady lateral distortions of jet columns at experimental conditions corresponding to the presence of continuous sinusoidal oscillations, intermittent oscillating motion of the jet column, and jet flow fluctuation/flapping motion. Also apparent in flow visualization sequences are smoke signatures associated with instantaneous vortex structures, which form as secondary flows develop in fluid which, initially, is just adjacent to and within the jet column. Associated jet and vortex structural changes are described as different modes of unsteadiness are present, including characterization of jet column unsteadiness using jet column oscillation frequency, and lateral and streamwise extents of jet distortion.     

Vortical structure evolutions and spreading characteristics of a plane jet flow under anti-symmetric long-wave excitation

The vortical evolutions and spreading characteristics of a low-speed plane jet under anti-symmetric long-wave excitations are investigated experimentally. The perturbation is introduced with two oscillating strips located at the nozzle exit. The experiments were operated at Reynolds number of 8.2 × 10³ based on the nozzle exit height. Mixing and spreading properties are influenced obviously by long-wave excitation after the end of potential core. The increments of half-width, momentum thickness, and volume flow rate depend on the excitation frequency. The results of flow visualization also reveal the dependence of excitation frequency. The power spectra of fluctuating velocities shows that the evolution of coherent structure is significantly influenced by the long-wave excitation in the downstream, but it is similar to the natural jet in the near field. The long-wave excitation at certain frequencies can promote large-scaled anti-symmetric vortical structures in the far field.     

The effect of density ratio on the near field of a naturally occurring oscillating jet

The triangular oscillating jet nozzle generates a triangular jet partially confined within an axi-symmetric chamber to produce a large scale flow oscillation that has application in thermal processes. Particle image velocimetry and oscillation frequency measurements were conducted to investigate the influence of the jet fluid to ambient fluid density ratio on the resulting oscillating flow. The investigation was conducted with a jet momentum flux of 0.06 kg m s⁻² (Re = 7.3−47.2 × 10³) and density ratios ranging from 0.2 to 5.0. The initial spread and decay of the emerging jet was found to depend upon the density ratio but in a more complex way than does an unconfined jet. Both the spread and decay are strongly influenced by the instantaneous angle of jet deflection, with greater deflection leading to increased spreading and decay of the jet. Decreasing the density ratio below unity results in a rapid decrease in the deflection angle, while increasing the density ratio above unity results in an increase in the deflection angle, albeit with less sensitivity. The frequency of oscillation was also shown to depend on the density ratio with an increase in the density ratio causing a decrease in the dominant oscillation frequency.     

Shock structure in separated nozzle flows

In the case of high overexpansion, the exhaust jet of the supersonic nozzle of rocket engines separates from nozzle wall because of the large adverse pressure gradient. Correspondingly, to match the pressure of the separated flow region, an oblique shock is generated which evolves through the supersonic jet starting approximately at the separation point. This shock reflects on the nozzle axis with a Mach reflection. Thus, a peculiar Mach reflection takes place whose features depend on the upstream flow conditions, which are usually not uniform. The expected features of Mach reflection may become much difficult to predict, depending on the nozzle shape and the position of the separation point along the divergent section of the nozzle.      

Investigation on gas-solids hydrodynamics and matching enhancement in feedstock injection zone of double-level nozzle riser

With the development of current energy economy, it is necessary to improve the product distribution of fluid catalytic cracking process, which is achieved by a riser reactor with double-level of nozzles. The new riser is constructed by adding a level of secondary nozzle 0.5 m below the main nozzle of traditional riser. This paper investigates the gas-solids flow and oil-catalyst matching feature based on the optical fiber and tracer technologies. According to the distribution of solids holdup, particle velocity and dimensionless jet concentration, the feedstock injection zone can be divided into the upstream flow control region, the main flow control region, and the secondary flow control region in the radial direction. The size of the regions is changed by the jet gas velocity and axial height. There is a poor match of secondary nozzle jet to particles below the main nozzle. The jet gas from secondary nozzles can improve the matching effect of oil-catalyst near the wall and reduce the probability of coking above the main nozzle.     

Effect of external flow on the flow rate of a gas discharged through an orifice

The dependence of the flow coefficient of a gas jet ejected from an orifice/nozzle into a subsonic/transonic cross-flow on the flow and the jet Mach numbers, the off-design ratio, the nozzle inclination angle, β, and other determining parameters is considered. The physical nozzle flow pattern is constructed on the basis of experimental data obtained for 0.3< M_∞<1.75 and β=60°, 90°, and 120°. The results of measuring the pressure upstream and downstream of the orifice and on the windward and leeward orifice generators are presented. It is shown that the flow rate coefficient of a jet ejected into a cross-flow may exceed that of a similar jet outflowing into a flooded space. Moscow. Translated from Izvestiya Rossiiskoi Akademii Nauk, Mekhanika Zhidkosti i Gaza, No. 3, pp. 65–70, May–June, 1998.     

Highly-resolved LES and PIV Analysis of Isothermal Turbulent Opposed Jets for Combustion Applications

Turbulent opposed jet (TOJ) burners are an interesting test case for fundamental combustion research and a good benchmark for the available modelling approaches. However, these opposed jet flames strongly depend on the turbulence generation inside the nozzle, which is usually achieved through a perforated plate upstream of the nozzle exit. The present work investigates the flow from these perforated plates and the subsequent turbulence generation in great detail. We present results from highly-resolved large eddy simulations (LES) of the in-nozzle flow in turbulent opposed jets alongside state-of-the-art particle image velocimetry (PIV) at standard and high repetition rates taken inside a glass nozzle. The in-nozzle PIV data provides the LES inflow conditions with unprecedented detail, which are used to follow the initial jet development behaviour known from PIV, before jet coalescence, turbulence production and decay further downstream in the nozzles are successfully predicted. In regions where the PIV experiment suffers from inherent limitations like reflections and the velocity bias, the LES data is available to still obtain a detailed picture of the flow. The sensitivity of the simulations to various physical and numerical parameters is discussed in detail. Results from LES and PIV are compared qualitatively and quantitatively in terms of first and second moments of velocity, temporal autocorrelations, and energy density spectra. Significant deviations are found in the frequency (20%) and strength of vortex shedding from the inlet plane only, whereas the qualitative and quantitative agreement between simulation and experiment is otherwise excellent throughout, implying that a successful large eddy simulation of a turbulent opposed jet can be performed in a domain that includes the perforated plates.     

Flows on the nozzle plate of an inkjet printhead

Flow patterns of ink layers on the nozzle plate of a piezo-driven printhead are investigated. Two different flow types are identified. First, a jet of droplets induces a radial airflow in the direction of the jet, which in turn causes a liquid flow towards the nozzle. Second, the movement of the meniscus in the nozzle causes an equally strong flow, but completely different flow patterns. The results are presented in a phase diagram with pulse amplitude and firing frequency as parameters.     

Effect of the Nozzle Edge Shape on the Acoustic Sensitivity of a Jet

The effect of the nozzle edge shape on the acoustic sensitivity of jets, that is, on the dependence of the jet parameters on the amplitude and frequency of the acoustic oscillations produced by an external source, is experimentally studied. The investigation was performed for nozzle edge configurations, the variation of which did not result in a change in the jet characteristics without external acoustic excitation. This means that the change in the edge shape alone had no influence on the flow pattern at the nozzle exit or the boundary layer flow regime on the nozzle walls. Measurements of the dependence of the mean velocity and the velocity fluctuation intensity on the jet axis on the distance from the nozzle exit showed that a change in the nozzle edge shape can lead to a change in the acoustic sensitivity of the jet when the jet is exposed to external acoustic action.