传感器不匹配误差计算

一、问题的提出与分析工程中常要知道固体介质(例如各种岩石和土壤)中建筑物附近的应力状态,有时也要知道固体介质中应力分布的规律.获得这些数据最重要的手段之一是用传感器实地测量.由于传感器的力学性质与介质不同,因而传感器放入后应力要发生重新分布的现象.这就是说,传感器实际测得的应力 P 和原来应力场中该处的应力 P_0不一致,我们称之为     

航空结构声激励应力的仿真研究

利用回归分析方法,建立声激励下飞机襟翼振动总加速度和总应力对总声压的仿真模型,及总应力对振动总加速度的仿真模型.通过模式识别,得到结构应力响应与加速度线性和非线性关系的界限,以及结构应力响应、结构加速度响应与总声压线性和非线性关系的界限.     

横观各向同性含液饱和多孔介质中应力波传播的特征分析

根据广义特征理论,对横观各向同性含液饱和多孔介质中应力波传播特性进行了特征分析．给出了特征曲面的微分方程以及沿次特征线的相容条件,得到了波阵面的解析表达式．详细地讨论了应力波在横观各向同性含液饱和多孔介质中传播时,其速度曲面和波阵面的形状及性质．分析结果亦表明,纯固体中应力波传播的特征方程,是含液饱和多孔介质中应力波特征方程的特例．     

高速冲击条件下玻璃中破坏波的损伤累积模拟

分析了玻璃介质在高速冲击条件下低于Hugoniot应力弹性极限时的破坏波现象,在实验现象分析的基础上提出了一种由偏应力冲量决定的损伤累积模型,模型中采用了Heaviside函数来描述材料内部的破坏延迟现象,分析了玻璃介质中破坏层的性质、破坏波的传播机制及其动态特征,并发现了反射稀疏波在破坏层边界再次反射后破坏波传播速度下降的现象。     

饱和多孔介质的超粘弹性本构理论研究

为了建立能考虑固体材料、多孔固体与流体可逆和不可逆变形的饱和多孔介质超粘弹性理论,以多孔固相为参考构型,以有效应力、材料真实应力和流相真实孔压作为状态变量,结合混合物均匀化响应原理获得各项均符合热力学功共轭特征的饱和多孔介质能量平衡方程,根据非平衡热力学熵分解理论求得熵流和熵产.结果表明,超弹塑性理论是该理论的一个特例;多孔固体的总变形可分为固相间隙和材料变形两部分,间隙应变与Terzaghi有效应力构成功共轭对,材料应变与材料真实应力构成功共轭对.饱和多孔介质的自由能可分为固相和流相两部分.当固相间隙和材料变形解耦时,固相所含的自由能又可分为间隙和材料两部分.证明了Skempton有效应力不是饱和多孔介质的基本应力状态变量.     

带有初应力磁电弹覆盖层介质中Love波的传播特性分析

研究了均匀半空间上含有有限厚度的初应力磁电弹覆盖层结构中Love波的传播特性问题.基于带有初应力磁电弹覆盖层介质中Love波的波速方程,针对不同的电磁学边界条件进行数值模拟计算,考察不同的初应力和不同的电磁学边界条件对Love波波速的影响,从而分析了带有初应力磁电弹覆盖层的介质中Love波的传播特性.     

伴有排水的两相饱和介质动力问题的LAMB积分公式

饱和土在动力作用下伴有排水的反应是工程中常见的现象.由于饱和土以两相饱和介质模拟,在已经求得的集中力作用下,两相饱和介质基本解Green函数和三项流相Green函数基础上,由Betti定理出发,推出排水问题的Lamb积分公式和应力公式,并代入相关参数,通过计算得到了中心扩张源问题的位移场、排水状态、孔隙压力等解答.最后给出了当两相介质蜕化为单相介质后,与经典解答比较的结果.     

多重孔隙介质的有效应力定律

通过对双重孔隙介质有效应力的研究,建立了多重孔隙介质条件下的有效应力定律,发现了有效应力定律的唯一性依赖于孔隙介质本构关系的假设,提出了多重孔隙介质有效应力定律的所有可能形式。     

带有圆柱形孔洞弹性半空间的表面效应分析

针对表面应力在纳米结构控制机械响应中的重要性,利用复变函数的基本方法,研究了含有圆柱形孔洞的弹性半空间的表面应力问题.将含有缺陷的接触问题分解为均匀介质的接触问题和无外载荷的非均匀介质的接触问题两部分进行分析.结果显示:接触表面的应力和位移有很强的尺寸依赖性,同时表面位移可以用表面应力函数表示.     

可变形孔隙介质中热、水耦合力学问题的代数多格子分析方法

研究了孔隙介质中包括热和质量传递的全耦合多相流问题的代数多格子分析方法。数学模型包括质量、线性矩、能量平衡方程和本构方程,以位移、毛细压力、汽压和温度为基本变量,模型中采用了考虑毛细压力关系的修正有效应力概念,并考虑相变、热传导、对流和潜热交换(汽化-冷凝),气相是由易混合的干空气和水蒸气组成,视为理想气体。考题显示出较高的计算效率。     

The motions of liquid films in a gas

The motions in a gas of thin films of a viscous incompressible liquid acted upon by capillary forces are considered. The surface tension depends on the impurity concentration of a surface-active material, soluble or insoluble in the liquid, and the liquid is non-volatile. The inertia of the liquid, viscous stresses, the Laplace pressure and the surface-tension gradients, impurity transfer and also the particular properties of super-thin films are taken into account. The motions of the films are described using the model of quasi-steady viscous flow. Systems of equations are obtained in the approximation of an ideal compressible medium and for small Mach numbers. The conditions for the incompressible film surface approximation to hold are obtained. The severe limitations of the gas-dynamic approximation in the case of a soluble impurity due to attenuation of the waves related to diffusion are investigated. A continuum model of the film as a compressible medium with a non-equilibrium pressure is constructed. The asymptotic form of the solutions of unsteady problems of impurity transfer in the limit of weak non-equilibrium is obtained. Integrals of the equations of motion of the films in steady one-dimensional problems are derived. Integral forms of the equations of momentum and its moment for an arbitrary contour of the film are presented, which hold for steady flows in a film and in quasi-statics. The boundary conditions for the solutions of the system of equations of motion of films are given.     

Functions: a modelling tool in mathematics and science

It is difficult for the students to transfer concepts, ideas and procedures learned in mathematics to a new and unanticipated situation in science. An alternative to this traditional transfer method stresses the importance of modelling activities in an interdisciplinary context between mathematics and science. In the paper we introduce a modelling approach to the concept of function in upper secondary school is introduced. We discuss pedagogical and didactical issues concerning the interplay between mathematics and science. The discussion is crystallized into a didactical model for interdisciplinary instruction in mathematics and science. The model is considered as an iterative movement with two phases: (1) the horizontal linking of the subjects: Situations from science are embedded in contexts which are mathematized by the students, (2) the vertical structuring in the subjects: The conceptual anchoring of the students' constructs from the horizontal linking in the systematic and framework of mathematics and science respectively.     

一种各向异性多重尺度的湍流模型

本文给出了一种适用于复杂湍流流动计算的各向异性、多重尺度的湍流模型(MS/ASM).这种模型对雷诺应力进行直接的模拟,并可模拟湍流流动的多重尺度影响.对自由应力流动、旋转流动和回流的湍流流动的计算表明,它比常用的单重尺度的k-ε模型有明显的改进.由于计算机工作量增加得不多,所以它在工程计算中,具有广泛的应用前景.     

Perturbation analysis of the heat transfer in porous media with small thermal conductivity

An approximate analytical solution for the one-dimensional problem of heat transfer between an inert gas and a porous semi-infinite medium is presented. Perturbation methods based on Laplace transforms have been applied using the solid thermal conductivity as small parameter. The leading order approximation is the solution of Nusselt (or Schumann) problem. Such solution is corrected by means of an outer approximation. The boundary condition at the origin has been taking into account using an inner approximation for a boundary layer. The gas temperature presents a discontinuous front (due to the incompatibility between initial and boundary conditions) which propagates at constant velocity. The solid temperature at the front has been smoothed out using an internal layer asymptotic approximation. The good accuracy of the resulting asymptotic expansion shows its usefulness in several engineering problems such as heat transfer in porous media, in exhausted chemical reactions, mass transfer in packed beds, or in the analysis of capillary electrochromatography techniques.     

The steady axisymmetric flow of ideally plastic materials in a conical channel

The problem of the asymmetric flow of an ideally plastic medium is formulated within the framework of the von Mises model and the total plasticity condition, using the invariant condition of compatibility for the deviator component of the stress tensor. Flow in a converging conical channel, on the boundary of which the shear stresses are specified, is considered. First-order differential equations are obtained, describing the shear-stress distribution in the moving medium, one of which corresponds to the von Mises model, and the other to the total plasticity condition. It is established from an analysis of the solution in the neighbourhood of singular points, that the minus sign in front of the radical in these equations corresponds to positive shear stresses and vice versa. The problem of the shear stresses reaching a maximum value on the specified boundary surface of the channel is investigated. The aperture angle of the channel, beginning from which this value is reached, is determined. It is established that the value of the angle, following from the total plasticity condition, somewhat exceeds its value obtained within the framework of the von Mises model.     

A GN model for thermoelastic interaction in an unbounded fiber-reinforced anisotropic medium with a circular hole

In this work, we have constructed the equations for generalized thermoelasticity of an unbounded fiber-reinforced anisotropic medium with a circular hole. The formulation is applied in the context of Green and Naghdi (GN) theory. The thermoelastic interactions are caused by (I) a uniform step in stress applied to the boundary of the hole with zero temperature change and (II) a uniform step in temperature applied to the boundary of the hole which is stress-free. The solutions for displacement, temperature and stresses are obtained with the help of the finite element procedure. The effects of the reinforcement on temperature, stress and displacement are studied. Results obtained in this work can be used for designing various fiber-reinforced anisotropic elements under mechanical or thermal load to meet special engineering requirements.     

Mathematics and engineering in real life through mathematical competitions

We bring out an experience of organizing mathematical competitions that can be used as a medium to motivate the student and teacher minds in new directions of thinking. This can contribute to fostering research, innovation and provide a hands-on experience of mathematical concepts with the real world. Mathematical competitions can be used to build curiosity and give an understanding of mathematical applications in real life. Participation in the competition has been classified under four broad categories. Student can showcase their findings in various forms of expression like model, poster, soft presentation, animation, live performance, art and poetry. The basic focus of the competition is on using open source computation tools and modern technology, to emphasize the relationship of mathematical concepts with engineering applications in real life.     

Stress-Strain State in the Zone of Load Transfer in a Composite Specimen under Uniaxial Tension

The stress-strain state in the zone of load transfer in a uniaxially stretched specimen made of a unidirectional epoxy carbon-fiber-reinforced plastic (CFRP) is investigated. A parametric analysis of the influence of geometric and mechanical characteristics of the specimen on its stress-strain state is performed by means of finite-element modeling. The parameters allowing us to significantly reduce the dangerous concentration of transverse and tangential stresses are revealed. The mechanical tensile characteristics of a high-strength pultruded unidirectional CFRP are determined experimentally, and the size effect of its strength is estimated.     

Lie group analysis of unsteady MHD three dimensional by natural convection from an inclined stretching surface saturated porous medium

Lie group method is investigated for solving the problem of heat transfer in an unsteady, three-dimensional, laminar, boundary-layer flow of a viscous, incompressible and electrically conducting fluid over inclined permeable surface embedded in porous medium in the presence of a uniform magnetic field and heat generation/absorption effects. A uniform magnetic field is applied in the y-direction and a generalized flow model is presented to include the effects of the macroscopic viscous term and the microscopic permeability of porous medium. The infinitesimal generators accepted by the equations are calculated and the extension of the Lie algebra for the problem is also presented. The restrictions imposed by the boundary conditions on the generators are calculated. The investigation of the three-independent-variable partial differential equations is converted into a two-independent-variable system by using one subgroup of the general group. The resulting equations are solved numerically with the perturbation solution for various times. Velocity, temperature and pressure profiles, surface shear stresses, and wall-heat transfer rate are discussed for various values of Prandtl number, Hartmann number, Darcy number, heat generation/absorption coefficient, and surface mass-transfer coefficient.     

Wave Propagation in an Elastic Medium Intersected by Systems of Parallel Fractures

An elastic anisotropic medium intersected by systems of parallel fractures is investigated. Every fracture is considered as a plane boundary with jumps of displacements and stresses, and these jumps are linear functions of displacements and stresses averaged on the boundary. For this medium, an effective model is constructed by the method of matrix averaging. The equations of this model describe wave propagation in the given medium and are more complicated than the equations of elasticity theory. In particular cases, the equations obtained are converted to the equations of elastic media. On the basis of the equations of the effective model, expressions for the densities of the kinetic and potential energies are derived, and conditions of absoption in the medium are established. Bibliography: 15 titles.