Continuous Restricted Radial Motion of a Gas under the Action of a Piston

The possibility of continuous conjugation of the straightline radial motion of a gas sphere toward the center and away from the center with the motion where the gas in the entire sphere stops simultaneously is shown. The motion is described by an invariant submodel of rank 1. Time reflections allow one to construct a solution that describes a periodic continuous restricted motion of the gas sphere under the action of a piston.     

与冲蚀有关的粘着与犁沟摩擦系数

提出一种与冲击磨损有关的有效摩擦系数,它被定义为冲击过程中,每一瞬间的切向有效摩擦力与法向载荷之比．有效摩擦力被表示为剪切项与犁沟项之组合．剪切项依赖于剪切金屑接合点的状态——滑移或滚动．犁沟项依赖于冲击物在冲击途中使靶材料发生移动的状态．此有效摩擦系数被应用于研究刚性球自由斜冲击延性靶问题．在忽略剪切项仅计及犁沟项的情况下,研究表明,Hutchings实验中的有效冲击摩擦系数是冲击过程与初始冲击角的函数,就时间平均而言,大于Hutchins为拟合计算与实验结果所取的摩擦系数常值0.05．有迹象表明,对于与固粒延性冲蚀有关的刚性球自由斜冲击延性靶问题,在一定条件下,有效摩擦系数主要由犁沟效应确定．     

Small‐Time Expansion of Wave Motion Generated by a Submerged Sphere

A nonlinear problem of motion of a solid sphere near a free surface of an infinitely deep fluid is considered. For the case of motion with a constant acceleration starting from rest, the solution is studied using a smalltime expansion. Expansion coefficients up to the fourth power inclusive are found for the free surface elevation and for the force acting on the sphere. The solutions for linear and nonlinear conditions on the free surface are compared.     

The influence of lattice structure on the dynamic performance of metal hollow sphere agglomerates

This paper addresses the dynamic performances of partially bonded or unbonded metallic hollow sphere structure (MHSS). Under the condition that the densities of MHSS are the same, three morphologies, that is, simple cubic (SC), body-centered cubic (BCC) and face-centered cubic (FCC) are investigated to see the topological effect of lattice structure on the dynamic performance of MHS agglomerates.     

Water wave radiation by a sphere submerged in water with an ice-cover

Using the multipoles method, we formulate the problems of radiation (both heave and sway) of water waves by a submerged sphere in deep as well as in uniform finite depth water with an ice-cover, with the ice-cover being modelled as an elastic plate of very small thickness. In each case this leads to an infinite system of linear equations which are solved numerically by standard techniques. The added-mass and damping coefficients for a heaving and swaying sphere are obtained and depicted graphically against the wave number for various values of the radius of the submerged sphere and flexural rigidity of the ice-cover to show the effect of the presence of ice-cover on these quantities. When the flexural rigidity is taken to be zero, the numerical results for the added-mass and damping coefficient for water with a free surface are recovered.     

Slow gas motions and the negative drag of a strongly heated spherical particle

In the slow flows of a strongly and nonuniformly heated gas, in the continuum regime (Kn → 0) thermal stresses may be present. The theory of slow nonisothermal continuum gas flows with account for thermal stresses was developed in 1969–1974. The action of the thermal stresses on the gas results in certain paradoxical effects, including the reversal of the direction of the force exerted on a spherical particle in Stokes flow. The propulsion force effect is manifested at large but finite temperature differences between the particle and the gas. This study is devoted to the thermal-stress effect on the drag of a strongly heated spherical particle traveling slowly in a gas for small Knudsen numbers (M ～ Kn → 0), small but finite Reynolds numbers (Re ≤ 1), a linear temperature dependence of the transport coefficients µ ∝ T, and large but finite temperature differences ((T _w ? T _∞ )/T _M8 ～ 1). Two different systems of equations are solved numerically: the simplified Navier-Stokes equations and the modified Navier-Stokes equations with account for the thermal stresses.     

Off-axial acoustic scattering of a high-order Bessel vortex beam by a rigid sphere

In this paper, the off-axial acoustic scattering of a high-order Bessel vortex beam by a rigid immovable (fixed) sphere is investigated. It is shown here that shifting the sphere off the axis of wave propagation induces a dependence of the scattering on the azimuthal angle. Theoretical expressions for the incident and scattered field from a rigid immovable sphere are derived. The near- and far-field acoustic scattering fields are expressed using partial wave series involving the spherical harmonics, the scattering coefficients of the sphere, the half-conical angle of the wave number components of the beam, its order and the beam-shape coefficients. The scattering coefficients of the sphere and the 3D scattering directivity plots in the near- and far-field regions are evaluated using a numerical integration procedure. The calculations indicate that the scattering directivity patterns near the sphere and in the far-field are strongly dependent upon the position of the sphere facing the incident high-order Bessel vortex beam.