关于铅球最佳出手角的数值分析

考虑铅球运动员的推力随出手角的变化, 利用Matlab软件计算出手角的最佳值. 在此基础上讨论了运动员的身高、推力、角度衰减系数以及铅球质量对最佳出手角的影响.     

椭圆截面弹体斜侵彻金属靶体弹道研究

为研究椭圆截面弹体对半无限金属靶体的侵彻弹道规律,基于14.5 mm弹道枪平台,开展了椭圆截面弹体在0°～20°倾角、850～950 m/s撞击速度下对2A12铝合金的斜侵彻试验。基于空腔膨胀理论及局部相互作用模型,建立了椭圆截面弹体侵彻弹道模型,并结合试验数据验证了模型的准确性。在此基础上,进一步分析了椭圆截面弹体长短轴之比、绕弹轴旋转角度、弹体撞击速度对侵彻弹道的影响规律。弹体长短轴之比为1.0时,弹体退化为尖卵形圆截面弹体,且椭圆截面弹体侵彻弹道稳定性随长短轴之比的增大而变弱,最优长短轴之比为1.0,即尖卵形圆截面弹体。椭圆截面弹体绕弹轴旋转一定角度后,侵彻弹道在平面曲线与空间曲线之间变化,当旋转角度为0°、90°时,侵彻弹道为二维平面弹道,当旋转角度在0°～90°之间时,侵彻弹道为三维空间弹道。当弹体撞击速度由800 m/s提升至1000 m/s时,椭圆截面弹体姿态角增量由18.6°降至17.8°。     

支杆-钝头体带攻角流场和“军刺”挡板作用研究

通过三维N-S方程的数值求解, 研究了支杆-钝头体结构在10o攻角M∞=6.0飞行条件下的流场结构和特点, 指出其气动力特性恶化的原因, 提出采用``军刺'挡板改善流场和气动力特性, 并通过对比两种不同挡板作用下的流场和气动力特性变化分析其作用机理, 发现``军刺'挡板结构分割流场抑制三维效应形成的周向流动, 迎风面形成稳定的回流区和剪切层结构, 将迎风面锥激波推离轴线, 降低钝头体肩部流动结构相互作用强度, 并在一定程度上缓解背风面流动干扰, 明显改善支杆-钝头体带攻角飞行时的气动力特性.      

弹体侵彻混凝土的临界跳弹

为了保证钻地战斗部打击防护层目标时不发生跳弹,需要对弹体侵彻目标的临界跳弹角度进行分析和估算。开展了一定大长径比弹体斜侵彻混凝土的跳弹实验,分析了在250~430 m/s速度下弹体侵彻30和60 MPa钢筋混凝土的临界跳弹角度,给出了弹体临界跳弹角度包络线。当靶板强度相同时,随着侵彻速度的增加,弹体的临界跳弹倾角增大,增大的趋势逐渐变缓;在相同侵彻速度下,随着靶板强度的增加,弹体的临界跳弹倾角减小;经验公式分析得到的弹体临界跳弹倾角偏低于实验,但偏差基本在3°以内。     

层状反倾边坡变形特征及影响因素分析

借助金沙江某水电站左岸边坡岩体参数,利用离散元软件UDEC/3DEC对层状反倾边坡的主控影响因素(边坡高度、边坡坡度、层面倾角、层面力学参数、坡面与层面夹角等)进行多工况数值模拟分析,揭示了不同影响因素下层状反倾边坡倾倒变形的条件及破坏特征。计算结果表明各影响因素均对边坡倾倒变形有显著影响,边坡层面力学参数的影响尤为显著;边坡在坡角β40°,层面倾角γ50°时发生倾倒破坏的特征并不明显,当边坡坡角β40°,层面倾角γ50°时,随着各影响因素的不同组合与变化,边坡倾倒变形趋势显著增加,边坡的破坏模式主要表现为延性弯曲倾倒和脆性折断倾倒破坏;坡面与层面夹角的变化对边坡倾倒变形及边坡潜在破坏模式均有显著影响,当坡面与层面夹角Ψ在0°~90°时,随Ψ值的增大边坡潜在破坏模式由典型的弯折倾倒破坏模式向圆弧形滑动破坏模式转变。     

过渡层对锆/钢爆炸复合板剪切强度的影响

为了考察钛作为过渡层提高锆/钢复合板结合强度的有效性,同时给出合理的爆炸焊接碰撞参数,对双层锆/钢和三层锆/钛/钢进行了小倾角法爆炸焊接实验研究。借助金相显微技术测量了复合板结合界面的波形参数,采用光滑粒子动力学法模拟得到了不同位置的碰撞速度和碰撞角,并按照国家标准(GB/T 6396-2008)测量了复合板结合界面的爆炸态及退火态的剪切强度。结果表明:钛作为过渡层能够显著提高锆/钢界面的剪切强度;退火消除加工应力后,锆/钢及钛/钢结合面的剪切强度会有所降低;当锆/钛界面的碰撞速度为734~805 m/s,碰撞角为19.8°~20.8°,钛/钢界面的碰撞速度为803~904m/s,碰撞角为19.5°~20.5°时,锆/钛/钢三层复合板的锆/钛和钛/钢界面的剪切强度都能高于140 MPa。     

弹体斜侵彻混凝土靶的实验研究及其数值模拟

以弹体斜侵彻混凝土的弹道特性为研究内容,通过侵彻实验与数值模拟得到了不同速度下的侵彻深度、开坑尺寸、偏转角等参数,实验结果与模拟结果吻合较好。研究结果表明:倾角对开坑深度和开坑形状影响很大;倾角越大,对侵彻深度和偏转角的影响越明显,弹体偏转角随着速度的增大呈现减小的趋势;当倾角增至一定角度后发生跳弹现象,据此得到跳弹极限角与倾角、侵彻速度的关系。     

基于CFD仿真的跳台滑雪空中飞行姿态优化及其验证研究

跳台滑雪的空中飞行阶段姿态及稳定性决定了飞行的距离.本文作者以跳台滑雪的人/板系统为研究对象,探究其在空中飞行阶段所受到的空气阻力以及保持平衡所需要克服的力矩问题.结合空中飞行过程中人/板系统姿态的主要参数,即雪板间相对倾角、身体与雪板夹角以及V型夹角进行仿真分析,采用正交试验方法,获取不同因素角度下的总升阻比、滑雪板升阻比、身体力矩以及滑雪板力矩.仿真结果表明主要参数的耦合关系对人/板系统的总升阻比、滑雪板升阻比、身体力矩以及滑雪板力矩均会产生影响,并能间接的影响到运动员空中飞行过程中的气动特性以及姿态稳定性.通过分析得到人/板系统的最优组合为雪板间相对倾角为120°,身体与雪板夹角为26°,V型夹角为32°.最后利用视频解析法验证了本研究结果的可靠性.     

动静载作用下充填节理砂岩应力波传播特性研究

为研究节理角度和不同围压作用下的充填节理岩石的动态力学特性和应力波传播规律,利用改造后的动静组合加载霍普金森压杆(split Hopkinson pressure bar, SHPB)装置,对充填节理厚度为8 mm的砂岩试样进行冲击试验,研究不同围压等级(0、4、6和8 MPa)和不同节理倾角(0°、15°、30°、45°)下充填节理试样的动态力学特性和应力波传播的规律,采用应力波斜射理论并进行验证。试验结果表明：(1)完整砂岩的反射波幅值最小,以0 MPa为例,反射波幅值从0.194×10^-3增长到0.299×10^-3,与倾角成正相关,透射波幅值与倾角成负相关,且从0.169×10^-3减小到0.053×10^-3;以0°为例,反射波幅值与围压呈负相关,且从0.194×10^-3减小到0.074×10^-3,透射波幅值相反从0.169×10^-3增长到0.257×10^-3;(2)在冲击动载作用下,一定程度围压可以起到限制...     

风沙冲击作用下涂层与基体界面应力、位移及破坏机理研究

应用界面力学镜像点法及断裂力学理论分析了风沙冲击作用下钢结构表面涂层与基体的界面问题。分析结果表明:冲击角度一定时,界面应力随着冲击速度的增大而增大;冲击速度一定时,界面正应力在冲击点附近较大,在冲击角度为45°时最大;界面切应力在冲击角度为30°时达到最大;冲击角度一定时界面位移随着冲击速度的增大而增大,界面水平位移在冲击角度为30°时最大,冲击速度一定时界面垂直位移随着冲击角度的增大而增大。界面破坏机理是因为界面存在应力集中现象,易发生破坏,切向破坏较为严重。     

On the aerodynamic characteristics of inclined stay cable sheaths in the critical flow regime

This paper studies the presence of the bistable flow activity around inclined cable models. It presents results from wind tunnel test on static original High-Density Polyethylene cable covers in a range of Reynolds numbers from the subcritical to the critical regime, inclined at angles of 90°(vertical), 60°and 45°. It has already been shown that, in the critical regime, turbulent transition in the boundary layers around a circular cylinder exhibits bistable behavior at zero inclination, i.e. the boundary layer on either side is intermittently turbulent or laminar, leading to intermittent asymmetry of the flow and resulting aerodynamic loads. The present wind tunnel tests consist in measuring the pressure patterns around inclined circular cylinders using numerous pressure taps. Bifurcation diagrams are created in order to quantify the occurrence of bistability and Proper Orthogonal Decomposition is used to identify the geometrical flow modes that are governed by the bistability. The results show that the bistable phenomenon is only identified in the Reynolds number range corresponding to the first transition between the TrBL0 and TrBL1 regimes. Furthermore, the inclination angle seems to have a significant impact on the energy of the flow mode related to unsteady asymmetric reattachment. This paper also treats the potential sensitivity of the aerodynamic drag and lift forces to the circularity defect of the covers and presents the positive impact of the helical fillet on controlling the bistable activity at a critical inclination angle of 60°.     

横摆角下汽车尾部湍流特征量的PIV试验分析

汽车尾部湍流场是汽车压差阻力的主要来源,在HD-2汽车模型风洞中,首先使用测力天平和测压系统,对横摆角工况下汽车模型的气动六分力和纵对称截面48个测点的表面压力进行了测量,然后利用PIV测量技术对模型在横摆角分别为0°、15°的尾部湍流场进行了测量,获得该模型尾流场的速度场、涡量场和雷诺应力流场信息,通过计算得出尾流场区域空间相关系数和湍流积分尺度。结果表明:在横摆角工况下,汽车模型尾部涡流的结构呈现向上发展的趋势;尾流场拖拽涡的范围和强度的增大导致了模型气动力出现较大的增加;湍流积分尺度的变化表明,尾部涡流区的分离噪声与涡流分离位置有关,在汽车尾部造型设计中,要尽量推迟尾部涡流的分离。     

无伞末敏弹气动特性风洞实验研究

为实现末敏弹的无伞稳态扫描运动,设计了一种短圆柱轴向非对称尾翼子弹气动外形。设计了模型和实验装置,进行了大迎角低速风洞实验。获得了模型在有/无减旋翼、固定和自由旋转条件下的气动力数据,测量了模型在气动力作用下的转速。实验结果表明:设计的尾翼能够为模型提供较大的阻力,旋转时模型的阻力系数有所减小;在有减旋翼的情况下,模型能够保持较低的稳定转速;模型的静稳定性较差;模型旋转时稳定性有较大的改善。需要进一步改进尾翼,提高静稳定性,为扫描角的稳定提供保证。实验结果可为无伞末敏弹的设计和改进提供参考。     

Experimental investigation of inclined liquid water jet flow onto vertically located superhydrophobic surfaces

In this study, the behaviour of an inclined water jet, which is impinged onto hydrophobic and superhydrophobic surfaces, has been investigated experimentally. Water jet was impinged with different inclination angles (15°–45°) onto five different hydrophobic surfaces made of rough polymer, which were held vertically. The water contact angles on these surfaces were measured as 102°, 112°, 123°, 145° and 167° showing that the last surface was superhydrophobic. Two different nozzles with 1.75 and 4 mm in diameters were used to create the water jet. Water jet velocity was within the range of 0.5–5 m/s, thus the Weber number varied from 5 to 650 and Reynolds number from 500 to 8,000 during the experiments. Hydrophobic surfaces reflected the liquid jet depending on the surface contact angle, jet inclination angle and the Weber number. The variation of the reflection angle with the Weber number showed a maximum value for a constant jet angle. The maximum value of the reflection angle was nearly equal to half of the jet angle. It was determined that the viscous drag decreases as the contact angle of the hydrophobic surface increases. The drag force on the wall is reduced dramatically with superhydrophobic surfaces. The amount of reduction of the average shear stress on the wall was about 40%, when the contact angle of the surface was increased from 145° to 167°. The area of the spreading water layer decreased as the contact angle of the surface increased and as the jet inclination angle, Weber number and Reynolds number decreased.     

Experimental investigation of the influence of the flow structure on the aerodynamic coefficients of the IXV vehicle

In the framework of the ESA Future Launchers Preparatory Program (FLPP) an experimental study on the aerodynamic behavior during the re-entry phase of the Intermediate eXperimental Vehicle (IXV) configuration was conducted in the DLR hypersonic wind tunnel H2K in Cologne. Tests were carried out at Mach 6.0 and 8.7 with different flap deflection angles and the angle of attack varied continuously between 20° and 55° to investigate the flow topology as well as the aerodynamic forces and moments and the surface pressure distribution. The experimental data show that depending on the combination of the flap deflection angle (δ _L/R) and angle of attack (α) the complex flow structure in the vicinity of the flaps significantly influences the vehicle’s aerodynamic coefficients. An analysis of this shock/shock and shock/boundary layer interaction causing flow separation with reattachment is performed.     

The aerodynamic forces and pressure distribution of a revolving pigeon wing

The aerodynamic forces acting on a revolving dried pigeon wing and a flat card replica were measured with a propeller rig, effectively simulating a wing in continual downstroke. Two methods were adopted: direct measurement of the reaction vertical force and torque via a forceplate, and a map of the pressures along and across the wing measured with differential pressure sensors. Wings were tested at Reynolds numbers up to 108,000, typical for slow-flying pigeons, and considerably above previous similar measurements applied to insect and hummingbird wing and wing models. The pigeon wing out-performed the flat card replica, reaching lift coefficients of 1.64 compared with 1.44. Both real and model wings achieved much higher maximum lift coefficients, and at much higher geometric angles of attack (43°), than would be expected from wings tested in a windtunnel simulating translating flight. It therefore appears that some high-lift mechanisms, possibly analogous to those of slow-flying insects, may be available for birds flapping with wings at high angles of attack. The net magnitude and orientation of aerodynamic forces acting on a revolving pigeon wing can be determined from the differential pressure maps with a moderate degree of precision. With increasing angle of attack, variability in the pressure signals suddenly increases at an angle of attack between 33° and 38°, close to the angle of highest vertical force coefficient or lift coefficient; stall appears to be delayed compared with measurements from wings in windtunnels.     

Experimental investigation on the aerodynamic behavior of square cylinders with rounded corners

The influence of corner shaping on the aerodynamic behavior of square cylinders is studied through wind tunnel tests. Beside the sharp-edge corner condition considered as a benchmark, two different rounded-corner radii (r/b=1/15 and 2/15) are studied. Global forces and surface pressure are simultaneously measured in the Reynolds number range between 1.7×10⁴ and 2.3×10⁵. The measurements are extended to angles of incidence between 0° and 45°, but the analysis and the discussion presented herein is focused on the low angle of incidence range. It is found that the critical angle of incidence, corresponding to the flow reattachment on the lateral face exposed to the flow, decreases as r/b increases and that an intermittent flow condition exists. In the case of turbulent incoming flow, two different aerodynamic regimes governed by the Reynolds number have been recognized.     

Natural convection in inclined two dimensional rectangular cavities

Steady two-dimensional natural convection in fluid filled cavities is numerically investigated. The channel is heated from below and cooled from the top with insulated side walls and the inclination angle is varied. The field equations for a Newtonian Boussinesq fluid are solved numerically for three cavity height based Rayleigh numbers, Ra = 10⁴, 10⁵ and 10⁶, and several aspect ratios. The calculations are in excellent agreement with previously published benchmark results. The effect of the inclination of the cavity to the horizontal with the angle varying from 0° to 180° and the effect of the startup conditions on the flow pattern, temperature distribution and the heat transfer rates have been investigated. Flow admits different configurations at different angles as the angle of inclination is increased depending on the initial conditions. Regardless of the initial conditions Nusselt number Nu exhibits discontinuities triggered by gradual transition from multiple cell to a single cell configuration. The critical angle of inclination at which the discontinuity occurs is strongly influenced by the assumed startup field. The hysteresis effect previously reported is not always present when the calculations are reversed from 90° to 0°. A comprehensive study of the flow structure, the Nu variation with varying angle of inclination, the effect of the initial conditions and the hysteresis effect are presented.     

Experimental study on aerodynamic coefficients of yawed cylinders

This paper presents wind tunnel tests on a stationary cylinder inclined with the flow. The cylinder was positioned at different sets of yaw and vertical angles. The flow regime of the tests remained in the subcritical state. Two load cells were designed and installed to measure the aerodynamic forces, with enough sensitivity to measure vortex shedding frequencies. In this paper, the three aerodynamic force coefficients are normalized using the free stream velocity instead of its normal component. The results show that the drag coefficient and the resultant of the lift and side forces coefficients can be described by an empirical function of the incidence angle. The lift and side force coefficients remain however functions of both the horizontal yaw and vertical angles and cannot be expressed as functions of the incidence angle only. The Independence Principle was observed to become inaccurate for yaw angles larger than 40°. However, the measured Strouhal numbers indicate that the vortex shedding frequencies of a yawed cylinder can be predicted using the Independence Principle.     

SparkJet characterizations in quiescent and supersonic flowfields

The aerodynamic community has studied active flow control actuators for some time, and developments have led to a wide variety of devices with various features and operating mechanisms. The design requirements for a practical actuator used for active flow control include reliable operation, requisite frequency and amplitude modulation capabilities, and a reasonable lifespan while maintaining minimal cost and design complexity. An active flow control device called the SparkJet actuator has been developed for high-speed flight control and incorporates no mechanical/moving parts, zero net mass flux capabilities and the ability to tune the operating frequency and momentum throughput. This actuator utilizes electrical power to deliver high-momentum flow with a very fast response time. The SparkJet actuator was characterized on the benchtop using a laser-based microschlieren visualization technique and maximum blast wave and jet front velocities of ~400 and ~310 m/s were, respectively, measured in the flowfield. An increase in jet front velocity from 240 to 310 m/s during subatmospheric (60 kPa) testing reveals that the actuator may have greater control authority at lower ambient pressures, which correspond to high-altitude flight conditions for air vehicles. A SparkJet array was integrated into a flat plate and tested in a Mach 1.5 crossflow. Phase-conditioned shadowgraph results revealed a maximum flow deflection angle of 5° created by the SparkJet 275 µs after the actuator was triggered in single-shot mode. Burst mode operation of frequencies up to 700 Hz revealed similar results during wind tunnel testing. Following these tests, the actuator trigger mechanism was improved and the ability of the actuator to be discharged in burst mode at a frequency of 1 kHz was achieved.