旋转圆环动态特性的行波解

基于固体弹性介质中的行波理论,对旋转圆环的固有频率进行了计算.以扩张弯曲梁微元体的运动方程为基础,分析了运动条件下该波导中行波的色散关系.通过分离正行波数和负行波数,解决了行波法计算旋转圆环的固有频率问题.同时给出了波数分离的判断依据,并结合简谐波动的相位封闭原理和传递矩阵建立了旋转圆环的特征方程.数值模拟研究了旋转体...     

Quasiperiodic and exponential transient phase waves and their bifurcations in a ring of unidirectionally coupled parametric oscillators

Phase waves rotating in a ring of unidirectionally coupled parametric oscillators are studied. The system has a pair of spatially uniform stable periodic solutions with a phase difference and an unstable quasiperiodic traveling phase wave solution. They are generated from the origin through a period doubling bifurcation and the Neimark?CSacker bifurcation, respectively. In transient states, phase waves rotating in a ring are generated, the duration of which increases exponentially with the number of oscillators (exponential transients). A power law distribution of the duration of randomly generated phase waves and the noise-sustained propagation of phase waves are also shown. These properties of transient phase waves are well described with a kinematical equation for the propagation of wave fronts. Further, the traveling phase wave is stabilized through a pitchfork bifurcation and changes into a standing wave through pinning. These bifurcations and exponential transient rotating waves are also shown in an autonomous system with averaging and a coupled map model, and they agree with each other.     

成层半空间出平面自由波场的一维化时域算法

提出了一种计算出平面SH波斜入射时弹性水平成层半空间中自由波场时域计算的一维化有 限元方法. 在进行有限元网格划分时,竖向单元取满足有限元模拟精度的任意尺寸,水平向 网格尺寸由时间离散步长和水平视波速确定,并自动进行虚拟网格划分. 基底设置人工边界, 并将波动输入转化为等效荷载施加在边界节点上. 然后将集中质量有限元法和中心差分法相 结合建立节点运动方程,并将水平方向相邻节点的运动用该节点相邻时刻的运动表示,从而 将求解节点运动的二维方程组转化为一维方程组. 求解此方程组,即得到自由场中竖向一列 节点的运动. 最后根据行波传播的特点,可方便地确定全部自由波场. 理论分析和数值算例 表明,该方法具有较高的精度和良好的稳定性.     

正向爆轰驱动高焓激波风洞的数值模拟

对充满氢氧可燃气体、带扩容腔的正向爆轰驱动的激波风洞进行了数值模拟。计算采用了欧拉方程,频散可控耗散差分格式（DCD）和改进的二阶段化学反应模型。在扩容腔附近采用二维轴对称计算模型,而在驱动段和被驱动段的直管道部分则采用一维计算模型。本文分析了爆轰波在管道中的传播、反射和绕射过程。计算结果表明扩容腔的尺寸对爆轰波的传播、反射、汇聚等起着决定性的作用;带扩容腔的正向爆轰驱动的激波风洞能够得到平稳的持续时间较长的气流,提高了实验的精确度和可重复性。     

Nonlinear dynamics of mistuned bladed disks with ring dampers

In turbomachinery applications, rotating bladed disks (blisks) are often subject to high levels of dynamic loading, such as traveling wave excitations, which result in large response amplitudes at resonance. To prevent premature high cycle fatigue, various dry friction dampers are designed for blisk systems to reduce the forced responses. Ring dampers are located in the disk, underneath the blades, and are held in contact with the blisk by centrifugal loading. Energy is dissipated by nonlinear friction forces when relative motions between the ring damper and the blisk take place. To investigate the dynamic responses of blisk–damper systems in the presence of the nonlinear frictional contacts, conventional methods based on numerical time integration are not suitable since they are computationally expensive. This paper presents a reduced-order modeling technique to efficiently capture the nonlinear dynamic responses of the blisk–damper systems. Craig–Bampton component mode synthesis (CB-CMS) serves as the first model reduction step. A novel mode basis that mimics the contact behavior under sliding and sticking conditions is developed to further reduce the CB-CMS model while maintaining its accuracy. The resulting reduced nonlinear equations of motion are solved by a hybrid frequency/time domain (HFT) method. In the HFT method, the contact status and friction forces are determined in the time domain by a three-dimensional contact model at each contact point, whereas the reduced equations of motion are solved in the frequency domain according to a harmonic balance formulation. Moreover, to investigate the effects of blade mistuning, which can lead to drastic increase of forced responses, an extension of the reduced-order models (ROMs) is developed based on component mode mistuning. Forced responses computed by the proposed ROMs are validated for both tuned and mistuned systems. A statistical analysis is performed to study the effectiveness of ring dampers under random blade mistuning patterns.     

A generalized algebraic method of new explicit and exact solutions of the nonlinear dispersive generalized Benjiamin–Bona–Mahony equations

Nonlinear dispersive generalized Benjiamin–Bona–Mahony equations are studied by using a generalized algebraic method. New abundant families of explicit and exact traveling wave solutions, including triangular periodic, solitary wave, periodic-like, soliton-like, rational and exponential solutions are constructed, which are in agreement with the results reported in other literatures, and some new results are obtained. These solutions will be helpful to the further study of the physical meaning and laws of motion of the nature and the realistic models. The proposed method in this paper can be further extended to the 2+1 dimensional and higher dimensional nonlinear evolution equations or systems of equations.     

Peristaltic flow of a Bingham fluid in a channel

We study the peristaltic transport of a Bingham fluid in a channel with small aspect ratio whose walls behave as a periodic traveling wave. The governing equations in the unyielded phase are obtained writing the integral formulation for the momentum balance. As shown in Fusi et al. (2015), this approach allows to overcome the so-called “lubrication paradox” which may arise in the thin film approximation. We consider the case in which the inlet flux is prescribed and the one in which the flow is driven by a given pressure drop. In both cases the solution of the problem is determined solving a nonlinear integral equation for the yield surface. We perform some numerical simulations to illustrate the behavior of the yield surface, assuming that the traveling wave describing the peristaltic motion has a sinusoidal shape.     

Further improved F-expansion and new exact solutions for nonlinear evolution equations

The improved F-expansion method with a computerized symbolic computation is used to construct the exact traveling wave solutions of four nonlinear evolution equations in physics. As a result, many exact traveling wave solutions are obtained which include new soliton-like solutions, trigonometric function solutions, and rational solutions. The method is straightforward and concise, and it holds promise for many applications.     

Free vibration analysis of thin rotating cylindrical shells using wave propagation approach

The wave propagation approach is extended to study the frequency characteristics of thin rotating cylindrical shells. Based on Sanders’ shell theory, the governing equations of motion, which take into account the effects of centrifugal and Coriolis forces as well as the initial hoop tension due to rotation, are derived. And, the displacement field is expressed in the form of wave propagation associated with an axial wavenumber k _m and circumferential wavenumber n. Using the wavenumber of an equivalent beam with similar boundary conditions as the cylindrical shell, the axial wavenumber k _m is determined approximately. Then, the relation between the natural frequency with the axial wavenumber and circumferential wavenumber is established, and the traveling wave frequencies corresponding to a certain rotating speed are calculated numerically. To validate the results, comparisons are carried out with some available results of previous studies, and good agreements are observed. Finally, the relative errors induced by the approximation using the axial wavenumber of an equivalent beam are evaluated with respect to different circumferential wavenumbers, length-to-radius ratios as well as thickness-to-radius ratios, and the conditions under which the analysis presented in this paper will be accurate are discussed.     

Elimination of periodic coefficients from the equations of motion of asymmetric shafts in anisotropic bearings

Summary A method is given for eliminating periodic coefficients from rotordynamic systems in which imperfections are accounted for simultaneously in the stationary and rotating components. It is well known that periodic coefficients are unavoidable in such systems whether the equations of motion are formulated in the stationary frame or the rotating frame of reference. Since such equations are more difficult to solve compared to those with constant coefficients, it is desirable to devise a transformation procedure which eliminates periodic coefficients from the governing equations. In this paper, such a procedure is presented. A considerable simplification is thereby obtained of the equations of motion of rotating machinery in which imperfections exist stators and rotors.     

弹性半空间二维出平面自由波场的一维化时域算法

提出了一种计算出平面SH波斜入射时弹性半空间自由波场时域计算的一维化有限元方法。首先利用Snell定律确定平面波沿水平方向的传播规律,在用有限元法对弹性半空间进行离散化时,竖向单元尺寸根据波动有限元模拟精度要求确定,而水平向有限元网格尺寸根据水平向波的传播规律和采用的离散时间步长确定,使得有限元离散模型中任意节点的运动可以用水平向相邻节点的运动表示,从而将二维有限元节点运动方程组化为一维的形式。求解此一维方程组,可得到弹性半空间中一列节点的运动,再根据行波的传播规律,可确定全空间自由波场。理论分析和数值算例表明,该方法具有较高的精度和良好的稳定性。     

The effects of horizontal singular straight line in a generalized nonlinear Klein–Gordon model equation

In this paper, we investigate bounded traveling waves of the generalized nonlinear Klein–Gordon model equations by using bifurcation theory of planar dynamical systems to study the effects of horizontal singular straight lines in nonlinear wave equations. Besides the well-known smooth traveling wave solutions and the non-smooth ones, four kinds of new bounded singular traveling wave solution are found for the first time. These singular traveling wave solutions are characterized by discontinuous second-order derivatives at some points, even though their first-order derivatives are continuous. Obviously, they are different from the singular traveling wave solutions such as compactons, cuspons, peakons. Their implicit expressions are also studied in this paper. These new interesting singular solutions, which are firstly founded, enrich the results on the traveling wave solutions of nonlinear equations. It is worth mentioning that the nonlinear equations with horizontal singular straight lines may have abundant and interesting new kinds of traveling wave solution.     

Effect of Inertia of Elastic Waves in Elastic Systems with Axial Symmetry

We show that a standing wave excited in an elastic circular ring behaves like a material body: if the moment of external forces directed along the symmetry axis of the ring is applied to the ring, then not only the ring itself but also the initially standing wave excited in it will come to the accelerated rotation. In this motion, this “standing wave” does not change its shape and performs accelerated precession relative to the ring. In this case, the acceleration of the wave with respect to the ring constitutes a certain fraction of the acceleration of the ring relative to the inertial space. The moment of momentum of precessing and traveling waves is calculated.     

Periodic Traveling Waves for Diffusion Equations with Time Delayed and Non-local Responding Reaction

We develop a singular perturbation technique to study the existence of periodic traveling wave solutions with large wave speed for a class of reaction-diffusion equations with time delay and non-local response. Unlike the classical singular perturbation method, our approach is based on a transformation of the differential equations to integral equations in a Banach space that reduces the singular perturbation problem to a regular perturbation problem. The periodic traveling wave solutions then are obtained by the use of Liapunov-Schmidt method and a generalized implicit function theorem. The general result obtained has been applied to a non-local reaction-diffusion equation derived from an age-structured population model with a logistic type of birth function.     

Non-linear dynamic response of a rotating radial Timoshenko beam with periodic pulse loading at the free-end

Consideration is given to the dynamic response of a Timoshenko beam under repeated pulse loading. Starting with the basic dynamical equations for a rotating radial cantilever Timoshenko beam clamped at the hub in a centrifugal force field, a system of equations are derived for coupled axial and lateral motions which includes the transverse shear and rotary inertia effects, as well. The hyperbolic wave equation governing the axial motion is coupled with the flexural wave equation governing the lateral motion of the beam through the velocity-dependent skew-symmetric Coriolis force terms. In the analytical formulation, Rayleigh-Ritz method with a set of sinusoidal displacement shape functions is used to determine stiffness, mass and gyroscopic matrices of the system. The tip of the rotating beam is subjected to a periodic pulse load due to local rubbing against the outer case introducing Coulomb friction in the system. Transient response of the beam with the tip deforming due to rub is discussed in terms of the frequency shift and non-linear dynamic response of the rotating beam. Numerical results are presented for this vibro-impact problem of hard rub with varying coefficients of friction and the contact-load time. The effects of beam tip rub forces transmitted through the system are considered to analyze the conditions for dynamic stability of a rotating blade with intermittent rub.     

A 1D time-domain method for in-plane wave motions in a layered half-space

A 1D finite element method in time domain is developed in this paper and applied to calculate in-plane wave motions of free field exited by SV or P wave oblique incidence in an elastic layered half-space. First, the layered half-space is discretized on the basis of the propagation characteristic of elastic wave according to the Snell law. Then, the finite element method with lumped mass and the central difference method are incorporated to establish 2D wave motion equations, which can be transformed into 1D equations by discretization principle and explicit finite element method. By solving the 1D equations, the displacements of nodes in any vertical line can be obtained, and the wave motions in layered half-space are finally determined based on the characteristic of traveling wave. Both the theoretical analysis and the numerical results demonstrate that the proposed method has high accuracy and good stability. The project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (50478014), the National 973 Program (2007CB714200) and the Beijing Natural Science Foundation (8061003). The English text was polished by Yunming Chen.     

On the dynamics of rings rotating with variable spin speed

This work investigates nonlinear dynamic response of circular rings rotating with spin speed which involves small fluctuations from a constant average value. First, Hamilton's principle is applied and the equations of motion are expressed in terms of a single time coordinate, representing the amplitude of an in-plane bending mode. For nonresonant excitation or for slowly rotating rings, a complete analysis is presented by employing phase plane methodologies. For rapidly rotating rings, periodic spin speed variations give rise to terms leading to parametric excitation. In this case, the vibrations that occur under principal parametric resonance are analyzed by applying the method of multiple scales. The resulting modulation equations possess combinations of trivial and nontrivial constant steady state solutions. The existence and stability properties of these motions are first analyzed in detail. Also, analysis of the undamped slow-flow equations provides a global picture for the possible motions of the ring. In all cases, the analytical predictions are verified and complemented by numerical results. In addition to periodic response, these results reveal the existence of unbounded as well as transient chaotic response of the rotating ring.     

Viscous fluid flow induced by rotational-oscillatory motion of a porous sphere

Viscous fluid flow induced by rotational-oscillatorymotion of a porous sphere submerged in the fluid is determined. The Darcy formula for the viscous medium drag is supplementedwith a term that allows for the medium motion. The medium motion is also included in the boundary conditions. Exact analytical solutions are obtained for the time-dependent Brinkman equation in the region inside the sphere and for the Navier–Stokes equations outside the body. The existence of internal transverse waves in the fluid is shown; in these waves the velocity is perpendicular to the wave propagation direction. The waves are standing inside the sphere and traveling outside of it. The particular cases of low and high oscillation frequencies are considered.     

Acoustic emission from interaction of a vortex ring with a sphere

Acoustic waves emitted by a vortex ring interacting with a fixed solid sphere are studied experimentally and theoretically. The experiments are carried out for two kindsof vortex-sphere arrangement: (A) a vortex ring passes over the sphere, and (B) a vortex ring passes by the sphere. The vortex motion is examined optically by means of a photosensor system, and the pressure signals of the emitted wave are detected by 1/2-inch microphones in the far field. In case A, the measured diameter of the vortex ring after passing the sphere increases from its initial diameter. The observed acoustic wave is dominated mainly by a dipole emission, and some contribution from a quadrupole radiation is present. In case B, the emitted wave is characterized by a rotating dipole emission in which the dipole axis rotates as the vortex position changes relative to the sphere.     

The integral bifurcation method combined with factoring technique for investigating exact solutions and their dynamical properties of a generalized Gardner equation

It is well known that it is difficult to obtain exact solutions of some partial differential equations with highly nonlinear terms or high order terms because these kinds of equations are not integrable in usual conditions. In this paper, by using the integral bifurcation method and factoring technique, we studied a generalized Gardner equation which contains both highly nonlinear terms and high order terms, some exact traveling wave solutions such as non-smooth peakon solutions, smooth periodic solutions and hyperbolic function solutions to the considered equation are obtained. Moreover, we demonstrate the profiles of these exact traveling wave solutions and discuss their dynamic properties through numerical simulations.