气体爆轰波在声学吸收壁下游的再加强过程

实验研究了爆轰波在声学吸收段下游发生的再恢复过程。利用声学吸收段首先将一个稳定的爆轰波衰减,于是产生一个非稳定爆轰波,速度降为 45% ~60?J。该非稳定爆轰波传出声学吸收段后再次加强,并在距声学吸收段出口端一定距离处突然发展成超驱动爆轰。实验利用烟迹技术捕捉了爆轰波从发生衰减到再次加强的全过程,获得了爆轰波再加强距离随初压变化的实验规律。由此,本文建立了再加强段内加速传播火焰的理论模型,称为激波 -爆燃波复合态,并解释了火焰加速和超驱动爆轰形成的机理。     

可燃气体非稳定爆轰波通过90°圆弯管传播特性的实验研究

对丙烷-氧气-空气的混合气体非稳定爆轰波通过90°圆弯管传播特性的变化进行了初步的实验研究.同时实验研究了预混气体的初始浓度和初始压力对非稳定爆轰波经过弯管前后传播特性的影响.实验结果表明,可燃气体非稳定爆轰波经过90°圆弯管后传播速度和压力与直管中相比有了显著地提高.这一研究结果对于工业上安全使用管道阻火器具有重要的实际意义.     

爆轰波在阻尼管道中声吸收的实验研究

实验旨在研究气相爆轰波在阻尼管道 (管壁上衬有吸收材料 )中传播时的衰减现象。先是在光滑管壁的管道中产生稳定的具有胞格结构的爆轰波 ,然后使其通过专门设计的管壁上衬有吸收材料 (金属丝网或不锈钢纤维 )的阻尼段。利用高速摄影、压力传感器和烟迹技术等手段 ,记录和测试了阻尼段对几种混合气体爆轰波的传播速度、爆压及胞格结构产生的影响。实验分别在方管和圆管中进行。发现在某些条件下爆轰波可以被衰减成强爆燃。     

多孔钢板对气相爆轰波传播影响的实验研究

本实验旨在研究气相爆轰波在衬有多孔钢板的管道中传播的现象。先是在光滑管壁的管道中产生稳定的具 胞格结构的爆轰波,然后让它通过专门设计的管壁上衬有多孔钢板的阻尼段。利用压力传感器测量了氢氧混合气体爆轰波在阻尼段中的传播速度和爆压。发现爆轰波在通过阻尼段时有先衰减后又加强的现象。证实了多孔钢板等一类吸收材料既有吸收横波削弱爆轰波的作用,又有加强湍流使爆轰波得以恢复的作用。文中对吸收材料的粗糙表面产生自发转换形成新的横波的机制进行了探讨。     

爆轰波拐角传播三维数值模拟

为了研究爆轰波在拐角中的传播特性以及拐角爆轰低压流场现象,用LSDYNA 3D程序对三种常见的拐角装药的爆轰波传播特性进行了数值模拟,清晰显示了爆轰波因拐角处爆轰波传播面积的变化而产生的衰减 增长过程,讨论了侧向三通中爆速的变化情况,并得到了拐角处低压爆轰区的尺寸。     

气相爆轰波在90矩形弯管中传播时胞格结构的演化

利用烟迹技术实验获得气相爆轰波在90矩形弯管中传播时留下的胞格图案，详细分析了胞格结构在矩形弯管中的演化规律。同时分析了90矩形弯管的曲率半径和预混气体初始压力对胞格结构演化的影响。实验所采用的预混气体初始压力为33.3、26.7、24.0、16.0、10.7 kPa，90矩形弯管的曲率半径分别为100、50 mm。研究爆轰波胞格结构在弯管中的演化过程有助于深入了解气相爆轰波绕射机理和石油天然气等管道设计。     

气相爆轰波在半圆形弯管中传播现象的实验研究

对气相(2H2/O2/Ar系统)爆轰波在半圆形弯管中的传播现象进行实验研究。用烟迹膜记录了弯管中爆轰波的胞格结构,采用压电传感器测量了沿弯管内外母线指定点的压力时间曲线,得到了爆轰波沿弯管内、外母线的平均速度和胞格尺寸的变化。结果表明:当平面爆轰波进入弯管后,受壁面的几何形状作用,诱导激波阵面发生弯曲。沿诱导激波阵面,自内母线到外母线方向,激波强度逐渐增大。同时,爆轰波后的化学反应区也受到影响,胞格尺寸发生较明显的变化。在本文条件下,当初压p08.00kPa,受扰动的爆轰波在弯管出口下游仍恢复为强度不变的稳定爆轰。胞格记录的三波点迹线表明:受扰动的爆轰波在出口段发生了马赫反射。实验结果还表明:当p0降至5.33kPa,平面稳定爆轰波经过半圆形弯管后,其强度发生衰减并直至出现熄灭。     

爆轰波在扩张管内临界传播特性的研究

由于稀疏波的作用，爆轰波在变截面扩张管内传播时会发生衰减。临界条件下，爆轰波恰能在扩张管内维持自持传播的特性，称为爆轰波的临界传播特性。针对Ｃ＿２Ｈ＿２－Ｏ＿２－Ａｒ不同的爆轰气体成份，在不同扩张半角的方形扩张管内，作者研究了临界初压ｐ＿（ｃｒ）、胞格尺寸Ｓ与扩张半角的关系，用Ｗｈｉｔｈａｍ理论与重点火准则分析了爆轰波在扩张管的传播，得到胞格尺寸的计算值与实验值基本相符。     

40×40mm方截面双层爆轰激波管的改造

为开展边界物理和几何条件对气相爆轰波传播影响的系统研究，需要对已有的４０×４０ｍｍ方截面双层爆轰激波管进行改造．实验要求在同一管道中安装堵塞物以改变边界的几何条件又能用多孔材料替代刚性管壁以改变边界的物理条件，且二者的改变互不影响．改造后的管道要能分别采集爆轰波在通过上述两种不同的边界时压力变化的数据和提供胞格结构的烟迹记录．在爆轰和气体动力学理论指导下，在原有的管道上加接一段自行设计的测试段，达到了预定的要求．     

HMX粒度与爆轰波传播性能的关系研究

采用楔形装药,用临界截面厚度来表征爆轰波传播特性,分别对两种密度条件下HMX粒度对其自身和以HMX为主体的混合炸药HMX/F2641（wHMX/wF2641=95∶5）爆轰波传播性能的影响作了实验研究。结果表明:HMX粒度对爆轰波传播特性有显著的影响,随着HMX粒度的减小,临界截面厚度变小,即爆轰波传播性能增强;同一HMX粒度下, HMX/F2641爆轰波传播性能优于HMX;装药密度的增加有利于爆轰波传递。     

The 7th International Conference on Fluid Mechanics May 24-27,2015,Qingdao,China

正http://www.icfm7.org First Announcement and Call for PapersThe objective of International Conference on Fluid Mechanics(ICFM)is to provide a forum for researchers to exchange new ideas and recent advances in the fields of theoretical,experimental,computational Fluid Mechanics as well as interdisciplinary subjects.It was successfully convened by the Chinese Society of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics(CSTAM)in Beijing(1987,     

INFORMATION FOR CONTRIBUTORS

Contributions： The Journal, Acta Mechanica Solida Sinica, is pleased to receive papers from engineers and scientists working in various aspects of solid mechanics. All contributions are subject to critical review prior to acceptance and publication.     

基于鲁棒滤波的捷联导引头视线角速度估计方法

针对捷联导引头无法直接获取视线角速度等信息的问题,研究了鲁棒滤波在大气层外飞行器捷联导引头视线角速度估计中的应用。为了建立非线性滤波估计模型,考虑目标视线角速度的慢变特性,采用一阶马尔科夫模型建立了状态方程;推导了视线角速度的解耦模型,并建立了量测方程;考虑到实际应用中存在系统噪声统计特性失准的问题,基于Huber-Based鲁棒滤波方法,设计了视线角速度滤波器,并完成了基于Huber-Based滤波方法和扩展卡尔曼滤波方法的数学仿真。仿真结果表明Huber-Based滤波方法的视线角、视线角速度及视线角加速度估计精度分别达到0.1140'、0.1423'/s、0.0203'/s2,而扩展卡尔曼滤波方法的视线角、视线角速度及视线角加速度估计精度仅分别为0.6577'、0.6415'/s、0.0979'/s~2。仿真结果证明了该方法可以有效地估计出相对视线角速度等信息,并且在非高斯噪声的条件下,依然可获得较高的估计精度,具有一定的鲁棒性。     

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正Each of the sections below provides essential information for authors.We recommend that you take the time to read them before submitting a contribution to Acta Mechanica Sinica.We hope our guide to authors may help you navigate to the appropriate section.How to prepare a submission This document provides an outline of the editorial process involved in publishing a scientific paper in Acta Mechanica     

Use specification of multiscale materials for life spanned over macro-, micro-, nano-, and pico-scale

Multiscale material intends to enhance the strength and life of mechanical systems by matching the transmitted spatiotemporal energy distribution to the constituents at the different scale, say—macro, micro, nano, and pico,—, depending on the needs. Lower scale entities are, particularly, critical to small size systems. Large structures are less sensitive to microscopic effects. Scale shifting laws will be developed for relating test data from nano-, micro-, and macro-specimens. The benefit of reinforcement at the lower scale constituents needs to be justified at the macroscopic scale. Filling the void and space in regions of high energy density is considered.Material inhomogeneity interacts with specimen size. Their combined effect is non-equilibrium. Energy exchange between the environment and specimen becomes increasingly more significant as the specimen size is reduced. Perturbation of the operational conditions can further aggravate the situation. Scale transitional functions and/or f_j/j+1 are introduced to quantify these characteristics. They are represented, respectively, by , and (f_mi/ma,f_na/mi,f_pi/na). The abbreviations pi, na, mi, and ma refer to pico, nano, micro and macro.Local damage is assumed to initiate at a small scale, grows to a larger scale, and terminate at an even larger scale. The mechanism of energy absorption and dissipation will be introduced to develop a consistent book keeping system. Compaction of mass density for constituents of size 10⁻¹², 10⁻⁹, 10⁻⁶, 10⁻³ m, will be considered. Energy dissipation at all scales must be accounted for. Dissipations at the smaller scale must not only be included but they must abide by the same physical and mathematical interpretation, in order to avoid inconsistencies when making connections with those at the larger scale where dissipations are eminent.Three fundamental Problems I, II, and III are stated. They correspond to the commonly used service conditions. Reference is made to a Representative Tip (RT), the location where energy absorption and dissipation takes place. The RT can be a crack tip or a particle. At the larger size scales, RT can refer to a region. Scale shifting of results from the very small to the very large is needed to identify the benefit of using multiscale materials.     

Impact non-pénétrant sur le thorax : influence de la courbure sur la propagation des ondesNonpenetrating impact on the thorax: influence of curvature on wave propagation

Theoretical studies of the propagation of impact waves through the thorax are needed to improve the design of bulletproof jackets and blast protections (Fung in ‘Biomechanics Motions, Flow, Stress, and Growth’, Springer-Verlag, 1990; Cooper et al., J. Trauma 40 (1996) S38–S41). The influence of the weak acoustic coupling at the interface between the thoracic wall and the lung were described in (Grimal et al., C. R. Acad. Sci. IIB 329 (2001) 655–662); in this work, we study, within the frame of elastodynamics and with an approximate analytical method, the effects of the curvature of this interface. Results are given in terms of strain energy for the pressure wave, transmitted or converted. Focalisation of energy in the medium representing the lung is important for curvatures measured in humans. To cite this article: Q. Grimal et al., C. R. Mecanique 330 (2002) 569–574.     

Vérification expérimentale de la relation de réciprocité d'Onsager pour l'électro-osmose et l'électro-filtration dans une argile naturelleExperimental verification of the Onsager's reciprocal relations for electro-osmosis and electro-filtration phenomena on a saturated clay

This Note is devoted to the experimental verification of the Onsager's reciprocal relations in the particular case of electro-osmosis and electro-filtration. A special set up has been designed to carry out the measurements of both the electro-osmotic permeability and the streaming potential. This has been performed by using a natural material i.e., saturated kaolinite. To cite this article: K. Beddiar et al., C. R. Mecanique 330 (2002) 893–898.