含能气体射流与液体相互作用的实验研究

为了研究整装式液体发射药的燃烧稳定性的控制方法,设计了点火喷射模拟装置及4种多级渐扩型观察室,利用数字高速摄像系统,观察含能气体射流在液体模拟工质中的扩展过程,并对实验中出现的喷孔壅塞现象进行了分析.结果表明:射流在渐扩型结构中扩展稳定,喷射压力、喷孔直径和渐扩结构对射流扩展形态和气液掺混过程有显著影响,通过合理调整这些参数,可以实现对射流扩展过程的有效控制;喷孔壅塞时射流扩展形态非对称,影响气液掺混,不利于控制射流的稳定性.     

双股燃气射流在充液室内扩展特性的实验研究

为了探索高温高压双股燃气射流在整装式液体工质中的扩展特性,设计了五级圆柱渐扩型观察室和圆柱型观察室,借助数字高速录像系统,观察了双股燃气射流在充液室中的扩展过程,对比了不同的观察室边界以及不同的参数条件对双股燃气射流扩展过程的影响。实验结果表明,圆柱渐扩型观察室结构更有助于改善气液的掺混特性,通过参数的合理匹配可以一定程度上控制双股燃气射流在三维充液室中的扩展过程。     

高压燃气射流在整装液体中扩展过程的实验和数值模拟

为研究高压燃气射流在整装液体中的扩展规律,探索提高射流稳定性的控制方法,设计了4级渐扩型圆柱观察室.采用高速录像系统,观察了燃气射流在液体模拟工质中扩展与掺混的过程,获得了射流扩展形态的序列照片,测量了Taylor空腔的扩展速度,对比了观察室内壁形状对射流扩展过程的影响.建立了二维轴对称气液两相湍流模型,模拟射流扩展过...     

固体火箭燃气射流驱动液柱过程的CFD分析

固体火箭燃气射流驱动液柱过程会产生一个复杂的非稳态多相流场,为了研究液柱对固体火箭发动机工作过程中射流流场的降温效果,并揭示燃气冲击液柱的流动演化和气水之间的相互作用,利用FLUENT软件中耦合了液态水汽化方程的VOF多相流计算模型对燃气与液柱之间的耦合流动及相变过程进行了数值模拟,并与无液柱情况下射流流场的计算结果进行了对比分析。计算结果表明,当有液柱平衡体时射流流场中的压力、温度、速度波动幅度均减小,减弱了射流流场中的湍流脉动强度;液柱与燃气之间的汽化以及液柱的阻碍作用减小了射流流场的轴向发展位移,尾管后的完全发展射流流场核心区域内的压力峰值降低了0.9 MPa,温度峰值降低了503 K,速度峰值降低了291 m/s,验证了实验中液柱对燃气射流流场的降温效果。     

超临界CO2磨料射流流场影响因素的模拟分析

为了揭示超临界CO₂磨料射流流场特性,利用计算流体动力学模拟软件,对超临界CO₂磨料射流结构及不同因素对射流流场的影响规律进行了研究。结果表明:超临界CO₂磨料射流轴向速度和冲击力随着喷距的增大,先增大后减小,即存在最优喷距,喷射压差为10~30 MPa时最优喷距为3~6倍喷嘴直径;喷射压差一定时,围压由10 MPa增至30 MPa对射流速度场及液相冲击力会造成较小的负面影响。通过超临界CO₂射流破岩实验对上述2因素进行了辅助对比验证;流体温度由333 K增至413 K,固液两相轴向速度增大,而流体密度降低,导致液相冲击力减弱;磨料浓度由3.0%连续增至11.0%,射流固液两相轴向速度逐渐降低,降幅逐渐减小。     

轻型火箭发射噪声场的分布特性

为了解小火箭发射噪声特性及其在喷口外围的声压场分布规律,针对燃气射流产生噪声问题进行了实验研究和数值计算。讨论了超声速射流噪声的3个主要成分(湍流混合噪声、啸音和宽带激波相关噪声)及相关特点,指出它们产生的根本原因是湍流射流的速度扰动。通过分析不同实验测点的射流噪声声压级峰值,得到了燃气射流噪声在轴向和径向上的分布规律,即随着离喷口距离的增大,轴向噪声的衰减程度大于径向。在实验基础上,利用大涡模拟与FW-H(Ffowcs Williams-Hawkings)声学比拟相结合的方法对燃气射流噪声的声学特性进行计算。结果表明,此方法获得的计算结果与实验结果吻合较好,可为进一步研究射流噪声控制提供参考。     

基于Fluent的超高压撞击流乳化喷嘴的优化分析

高压液体通过喷嘴加速,形成高速射流,与相反方向的另一股射流相互撞击,发生强烈的相互作用,产生强烈的径向和轴向湍流速度分量以及狭窄的高压高速湍流区,在此区域内,相间或液滴间的碰撞互磨产生的挤压力和剪切力使流体被细化。本文从液体连续相撞击流的两个特征：微观混合和压力波动入手,逐一分析了撞击速度与微观混合、压力波动的关系,得出了压力波动与撞击流速度乱U0成正比关系,微观混合与U^3 0成正比的规律。同时,用流体模拟软件Fluent对喷嘴的结构和尺寸进行优化,并得出最合理的喷嘴结构和尺寸。模拟认为：在相同压力下,采用矩形槽,出口孔径为0．2mm,槽的深度为0．27mm的结构时撞击速度达到最大,并通过实验验证了这一结论。     

基于五阶WENO格式的燃气在药床中流动过程二维两相流研究

为研究内弹道初始阶段中心点火管燃气在膛内药床中的流动特性和传播规律,设计了可视化点传火实验平台,并进行了膛内假药床的点传火实验。基于加权本质无震荡(weighted essentially non-oscillatory, WENO)格式,构造了膛内轴对称二维内弹道两相流模型,对膛内燃气在假药床中的流动过程进行数值模拟。计算结果与可视化实验结果符合较好,全局压力平均误差为5.35%。表明数值计算准确地描述了燃气流动特性,完整地呈现了点火管燃气在假药床中的发展过程。在点火初始阶段,膛内压力径向效应明显,气相沿径向传播较快,药床药粒基本不会发生运动;随着燃气逐渐在膛内传播,膛内压力呈现径向一致、轴向梯度分布的特征,在压力梯度作用下,气相轴向速度开始占据主导,径向速度在膛底和中部区域减小为零,而固相速度随气相速度变化而变化;气相在到达弹底前,由于固相颗粒的壅塞,会提前出现速度反向波动现象。     

平面液体层碎裂过程实验研究

小宽厚比喷嘴喷射出的平面水膜进入静止空气中,在不同气流流速环境下对水膜碎裂过程进行了实验研究。结果表明,静止空气中的水膜表面波呈现对称波形,射流的碎裂长度随雷诺数的增大而增大,喷射压力对射流碎裂长度没有直接影响。空气助力作用使平面射流表面波的上、下气液交界面出现相位差。水膜的碎裂长度随空气助力气流速度的增大而减小;空气助力对于低雷诺数水膜射流具有很强的促进碎裂作用,所以会极大地改善低雷诺数射流的一次雾化效果。随着水流雷诺数的提高,空气助力作用对水膜碎裂长度的影响大为减弱;即使在高速助力空气的作用下,水膜仍长期保持较稳定的射流流态,没有出现明显的水膜撕裂现象。说明在小宽厚比喷嘴的瑞利(Rayleigh)模式射流中,高雷诺数射流是水膜的稳定因素。与气液流速比、气流马赫数等无量纲参数相比,液体喷射的雷诺数是射流碎裂的主要影响因素。     

用热膜风速仪对气膜冷却流场湍流强度的测量

一、前言平板气膜冷却流场里,主流和射流混合后,形成半壁射流的内外两个混合边界。如图1所示。主流和射流的初始湍流强度直接影响两股气流的掺混程度。因而影响了气膜冷却的效率和气膜层的稳定性。近年来,人们开始研究用降低湍流强度的方法,提高气膜冷却效率的可能性。研究湍流强度对气膜冷却效果的影响是有意义的。朱哈茨和马雷克(Juhasz—Marek,      

Study on three-dimensional expansion characteristics of four wall combustion-gas jets in confined liquid space

To explore further the launch mechanism of the new underwater launching technology proposed in this paper, the expansion characteristics of four wall combustion-gas jets in confined liquid space must be studied firstly. The experimental device is designed, and the high-speed digi-tal photographic system is adopted to obtain the expansion sequence processes of Taylor cavities formed by the four wall jets. Meanwhile, the influence of the injection pres-sure on the axial expansion property of the four wall jets is discussed. Based on the experiments, a three-dimensional unsteady mathematical model is established to simulate the turbulent flow process of the four wall jets expanding in liquid, and the temporal and spatial distribution laws of phase, pressure, temperature, and velocity and the evolution rules of vortices are illustrated in detail. Results show that, accompanied by the jets expanding downstream, the four wall combustion-gas jets get close to each other and achieve convergence eventually under induction of the interference effect between multiple jets. Meanwhile, the heads of the Taylor cavities separate from the observation chamber wall and offset to the central axis of the observation chamber with time going on. The numerical simulation results of the four wall combustion-gas jets coincide well with the experimental data.     

PIV Measurements in the Near and Intermediate Field Regions of Jets Issuing from Eight Different Nozzle Geometries

An experimental study was conducted to investigate the effect of nozzle geometry on the mixing characteristics and turbulent transport phenomena in turbulent jets. The nozzle geometry examined were round, square, cross, eight-corner star, six-lobe daisy, equilateral triangle as well as ellipse and rectangle each with aspect ratio of 2. The jets were produced from sharp linear contoured nozzles which may be considered intermediate to the more widely studied smooth contraction and orifice nozzles. A high resolution particle image velocimetry was used to conduct detailed velocity measurements in the near and intermediate regions. It was observed that the lengths of the potential cores and the growth rates of turbulence intensities on the jet centerline are comparable with those of the orifice jets. The results indicate that the decay and spreading rates are lower than reported for orifice jets but higher than results for smooth contoured jets. The jets issuing from the elliptic and rectangular nozzles have the best mixing performance while the least effective mixing was observed in the star jet. The distributions of the Reynolds stresses and turbulent diffusion clearly showed that turbulent transport phenomena are quite sensitive to nozzle geometry. Due to the specific shape of triangular and daisy jets, the profiles of mean velocity and turbulent quantities are close to each other in their minor and major planes while in the elliptic and rectangular jets are considerably different. They also exhibit more isotropic behavior compared to the elliptic and rectangular jets. In spite of significant effects of nozzle geometry on mean velocity and turbulent quantities, the integral length scales are independent of changes in nozzle geometry.     

FORCE FIELDS ON INVISCID,SLENDER, ANNULAR LIQUID JETS

Regular perturbation expansions are used to analyse the fluid dynamics of unsteady, inviscid, slender, thin, incompressible (constant density), axisymmetric, upward and downward, annular liquid jets subjected to non-homogeneous, conservative body forces when both the annular jets are very thin and the gases enclosed by and surrounding the jet are dynamically passive. Both inertia- and capillarity-dominated annular jets are considered. It is shown that, for inertia-dominated jets, closure of the leading-order equations is achieved at second order in the perturbation parameter, which is the slenderness ratio, whereas closure is achieved at first order for capillarity-dominated jets. The steady leading-order equations are solved numerically by means of both an adaptive finite difference method which maps the curvilinear geometry of the jet onto a unit square and a fourth-order-accurate Runge–Kutta technique. It is shown that the fluid dynamics of steady, annular liquid jets is very sensitive to the Froude and Weber numbers and nozzle exit angle in the presence of non-homogeneous, conservative body forces. For upward jets with inwardly or axially directed velocities at the nozzle exit the effect of the non-homogeneous, conservative body forces is to increase the leading-order axial velocity component, decrease the jet's mean radius and move the stagnation point downstream. For downward jets with radially outward velocity at the nozzle exit the axial velocity component decreases monotonically as the magnitude of the non-homogeneous, conservative body forces is increased.     

Investigation of two plane paralleltiinven ilated jets

Measurements of mean velocity components, mean flow direction, turbulent intensities and Reynolds shear stress were made with a split film probe of hot wire anemometer to investigate the flow field generated by two identical jets of air issuing from plane parallel nozzles in a common end wall and mixing with the ambient room air. Due to the sensitivity of the split film probe to the flow direction, the reverse flow in the converging region was detected by the split film probe and observed by flow visualization. The mean velocity approaches self-preservation in both the converging and the combined regions, while the turbulent intensities and Reynolds shear stress approach self-preservation in the combined region only. The trajectory of the maximum velocity is almost unchanged by variance of nozzle spacing in the converging region. The distance of the merging point from the nozzle exit increases linearly with nozzle spacing. The spread of the converging jet increases more rapidly than that of the combined jet.     

Mixing characteristics of turbulent water vapour jets measured using an isokinetic sampling probe

 Horizontal turbulent water vapour (steam) jets were discharged into ambient air from a circular convergent nozzle under unchoked/choked and saturated/superheated nozzle exit conditions, resulting in two-phase (liquid and vapour), two-fluid (air and water) condensing free jets. Flow properties and mixing characteristics have been measured with the aid of an isokinetic sampling probe arrangement. Radial and axial profiles of air and steam mass flow rates and mass fractions were measured from which entrainment, centreline decay and half-width spreading rates were calculated and compared with data from the literature. Overall, the mixing characteristics of the condensing jets are very similar to those of non-condensing jets extensively reported in the literature. Received: 30 September 1996 / Accepted: 19 May 1997     

A study of the flow characteristics in micro-abrasive jets

An experimental study of particle velocities in micro-abrasive jets by using the particle image velocimetry (PIV) technique is presented. It has been found that the particle jet flow has a nearly linear expansion downstream. The particle velocities increase with air pressure, and the increasing rate increases with nozzle diameter within the range considered. The instantaneous velocity profile of the particle flow field in terms of the particle velocity distribution along the axial and radial directions of the jets is discussed. For the axial profile in the jet centerline downstream, there exists an extended acceleration stage, a transition stage, and a deceleration stage. For the radial velocity profiles, a relatively flat shape is observed at a jet cross-section near the nozzle exit. Mathematical models for the particle velocities in the air jet are then developed. It is shown that the results from the models agree well with experimental data in both the variation trend and magnitude.     

Flow field characterization of coaxial conical and serrated (chevron) nozzles

PIV measurements were performed to provide insight into the effect of serrated (chevron) nozzles on the flow field of a coaxial circular jet. The serrations were tested on the primary nozzle. Mean flow results showed that the chevron effectively redistributes momentum from the high velocity center stream outward to the lower velocity secondary stream by creating lateral jets. This leads to a more rapid decay of the peak jet velocity and a consequent reduction in the length of the jet potential core. Local increases of up to 65% in the outer stream velocity were measured. The interaction of the secondary jets with the lower velocity outer stream produces increases in turbulent kinetic energy (TKE) near the center nozzle lip. These flow field effects correlate with the jet’s acoustic emissions: Reduction of low-frequency noise due to large scale mixing and potential core shortening, and increased high-frequency noise due to increased near-field turbulence.     

Study on Expansion Characteristic of Twin Combustion Gas Jets in Five-Stage Cylindrical Stepped-wall Observation Chamber

The five-stage cylindrical stepped-wall observation chamber is designed to investigate the method of controlling the interior ballistic stability in bulk-loaded propellant guns. The expansion and mixing process of twin combustion gas jets in liquid is studied by means of high speed photographic system. The influence of multiple parameters on jet expansion shape is discussed. Based on the experiment, the three-dimensional mathematics model is established to simulate the expansion process of twin gas jets in liquid. The pressure, density, temperature, velocity contours and evolutionary process of vortices are obtained. Results show that vortices behind the corner of the steps are formed due to the inducing effect of steps. The jets can expand along the axial and radial direction simultaneously, weakening the Kelvin-Helmholtz instability. The numerical simulation results of axial expansion displacement are in good agreement with the experimental data.