ASYMPTOTIC ANALYSIS OF STABILITY PROBLEM OF PLANE POISEUILLE FLOW FOR HIGH REYNOLDS NUMBER

A study of the stabifity of plane Poiseuille flow at higher Reynolds number is made. Within a "triple-deck" structural framework, the qualitative behaviour of the eigenvalue of Orr-Sommerfeld equation is analytically obtained. The corresponding eigenfunction is formulated approximately.     

测量透明管壁厚的理论研究

透明管（如玻璃管）壁厚几何尺寸的公差大小是玻管生产中产品质量优劣的重要指标之一;因此透明管的壁厚测量的精度尤为重要。根据光矢量场的电磁场理论仔细分析了透明管在平面光波中的透射和反射的光学特性;并研究其能量分布。用ＣＣＤ作接收器件,进行非接触测量实验系统实验,将理论值与实验值相比较,提出了精确测量透明管壁厚的可行性方法     

高层轻板框架结构中的相互作用分析

本文对高层轻板框架中的相互作用进行了分析。讨论了复合板中填充块的等效斜压杆的有效宽度及其影响因素,以此所得桁架计算模型的计算结果与实测结果比较接近。在此基础上给出轻板框轲结构在弹性阶段按剪方法和弹塑性阶段框架－－桁架的计算模型。     

大平板瞬态热传导问题的一种新的近似解法

１引言大平板瞬态热传导问题有着广泛的工程应用背景。对于复杂的初边值条件或含内热源问题,以及工程上常见的多层复合平壁对象,分析求解难度很大甚至无法求解。在此类情况下往往采用数值方法。但是单纯的数值解不便于理解影响该问题的各种参数的物理意义。因此,各种近似分析方法得到了发展［１,２］。但在近似精度上,往往难以对整个时间坐标范围都达到较高的精度,这就使得近似解更多地局限于定性分析。此外,对于不同的初边值条件或含内热源问题,近似解的形式相异,降低了解的通用性。增加了求解的工作量。本文提出一种基于矩阵理论…     

脉动流条件下动脉狭窄血管内脂质浓度极化现象的计算机数值模拟

在脉动流条件下,用计算机数值模拟的方法对低密度脂蛋白(LDL)在动脉狭窄血管段内的质量传输进行了研究。计算结果表明．无论是在定常流还是在脉动流条件下．LDL都将聚积于血管狭窄处峰口附近的流动分离点,LDL壁面浓度在此处最高。在脉动流条件下,LDL在血流受扰动区的聚积高于定常流的值;而且．流动分离点处LDL壁面浓度峰值覆盖的区域也宽于定常流。本文所揭示出的LDL在血管狭窄处的质量传输现象可能在动脉粥样硬化的局部性和动脉狭窄的形成中起着很重要的作用。     

Solvent Trapping during Large Volume Injection with an Early Vapor Exit,Part 2: Chromatographic Results and Conclusions

Solvent trapping reconcentrates volatile components after injection or on-line transfer of large volumes. When an early vapor exit is used, typically after a 5–10 m × 0.53 mm i.d. uncoated precolumn, the solvent trapping process differs from that described previously. The visual experiments and the conclusions drawn therefrom, as described in a previous paper, are supplemented with chromatographic results. They show that even hexane can be quantitatively analyzed in 250 μl of a pentane solution. Injection of a volume of 250 μl by vaporizer/precolumn solvent splitting was used in the analysis of gasoline in drinking water. Conditions for the transfer of a 1000 μl volume can easily be adjusted through detection of the front end of the flooded zone by a thermocouple mounted on the outer wall of the precolumn.     

BOUNDARY TREATMENT AND AN EFFICIENT PRESSURE ALGORITHM FOR INTERNAL TURBULENT FLOWS USING THE PDF METHOD

The generalized Langevin model, which is used to model the motion of stochastic particles in the velocity–composition joint probability density function (PDF) method for reacting turbulent flows, has been extended to incorporate solid wall effects. Anisotropy of Reynolds stresses in the near-wall region has been addressed. Numerical experiments have been performed to demonstrate that the forces in the near-wall region of a turbulent flow cause the stochastic particles approachi ng a solid wall to reverse their direction of motion normal to the wall and thereby, leave the near-wall layer. This new boundary treatment has subsequently been implemented in a full-scale problem to prove its validity. The test problem considered here is that of an isothermal, non-reacting turbulent flow in a two-dimensional channel with plug inflow and a fixed back-pressure. An efficient pressure correction method, developed in the spirit of the PISO algorithm, has been implemented. The pressure correction strategy is easy to implement and is completely consistent with the time- marching scheme used for the solution of the Lagrangian momentum equations. The results show remarkable agreement with both k–ϵ and algebraic Reynolds stress model calculations for the primary velocity. The secondary flow velocity and the turbulent moments are in better agreement with the algebraic Reynolds stress model predictions than the k– ϵ predictions. © 1997 by John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

A three dimensional convective-diffusive model for the transportation of macromolecules and water across the arterial wall

A new three dimensional convective-diffusive mathematical model for the transportation of macromolecules and water across the arterial wall is proposed based on the hypothesis of leaky junction-cell turnover. In contrast to previous one or two dimensional model, the present model considers for the first time the shape of the cell, nonuniform subendothelial pressure field and the special role of the internal elastic lamina (IEL). The three dimensional analytical solution of filtration of water and steady transport are obtained. The new theory have led to important physiological predictions, such as the concentration is higher and the flux of macromolecules is stronger in the low shear region than that in high shear region, etc..     

Burst event detection in wall turbulence by WVITA method

Wavelet Variable Interval Time Average (WVITA) is introduced as a method incorporating burst event detection in wall turbulence. Wavelet transform is performed to unfold the longitudinal fluctuating velocity time series measured in the near wall region of a turbulent boundary layer using hot-film anemometer. This unfolding is both in time and in space simultaneously. The splitted kinetic of the longitudinal fluctuating velocity time series among different scales is obtained by integrating the square of wavelet coefficient modulus over temporal space. The time scale that related to burst events in wall turbulence passing through the fixed probe is ascertained by maximum criterion of the kinetic energy evolution across scales. Wavelet transformed localized variance of the fluctuating velocity time series at the maximum kinetic scale is put forward instead of localized short time average variance in Variable Interval Time Average (VITA) scheme. The burst event detection result shows that WVITA scheme can avoid erroneous judgement and solve the grouping problem more effectively which is caused by VITA scheme itself and can not be avoided by adjusting the threshold level or changing the short time average interval. The project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (19732005) and the National Climbing Project of China     

Head-on quenching of laminar premixed methane flames diluted with hot combustion products

Transient head-on quenching of laminar premixed methane flames diluted with hot combustion products is analyzed using full-chemistry 1D DNS. The impact of the dilution level, pressure and wall temperature on carbon monoxide (CO) emissions is investigated. Increasing dilution level and pressure reduce peak average near-wall CO concentrations, and reduce the near-wall CO reduction rate. However, the peak average near-wall CO and near-wall CO reduction rate increase with increasing wall temperature. Analysis of the species transport budget for CO near the wall before, during and after quenching indicates that there are conditions where diffusion is the dominant transport term. As a consequence, it may be possible to model the near-wall CO using only the integrated diffusion term within certain spatial regions. Dilution increases the size of these regions, whereas increasing pressure reduces this size.