大迎角下导弹气动耦合控制系统分析

工程设计中，基于三通道自独立的前提来设计导弹控制器的常用方法，一般是将耦合项作为随机干扰来处理，这种方法不但具有一定的盲目性和不确定性，而且还丰厚明显的理论缺陷：耦合的存在改变了原系统的性能，严重时甚至会影响系统的稳定性。因此，只有当耦合影响很微弱时，这种方法才有实际应用价值。现分别从稳定裕度和气动参数两个方面，论述了气动交连耦合是造成大迎角飞行导弹控制系统不稳定的重要原因，并由此得出结论：对于大迎角下气动耦合强烈的导弹，其控制系统需考虑采用解耦控制，以便行这有效地变不稳定系统为稳定系统。     

应用流固耦合数值方法研究机翼的射流减振技术

采用流固耦合的数值计算方法研究了NACA 0 0 15翼型在大迎角 ( 15°～ 6 0°)范围的颤振 ,以及在翼型背部部分引入射流的减振技术。在流体区域用高精度、高分辨率算法求解Farve平均的Navier Stokes方程 ,在固体区域用四阶Runge Kutta法求解振动方程 ,并且每一个时间步后都在两个区域之间传递边界条件。计算结果表明在翼型背部引入适当射流会降低翼型的振动 ,并提高升力。但如果引入射流的速度过高 ,会在叶背处形成新的分离流 ,升力反而会下降     

某型飞机同时存在两种惯性耦合问题的探讨

根据稳定性理论，对某型高速飞机的惯性耦合进行初步研究，首先，对飞机的滚转－偏航耦合－俯仰耦合的机理进行分析，然后，在不影响问题本质的前提下提出了一些假设条件，将研究惯性耦合的六自由度全量方程进行简化，求出急滚稳定性判据，以某型机为例，计算出其惯性耦合特性，用急滚稳定性判据进行了分析，并进行了验证 。     

变速恒频电源系统的数字仿真研究

建立了脉宽调制型交直交变速恒频电源系统的数学模型，研制了仿真软件，并给出了仿真实例。研究表明，本文的方法和软件可以进行变速恒频电源系统部件级和系统级的仿真分析，为设计和分析该系统提供了有力的工具。文中的方法和软件也可以用于分析恒速恒频和高压直流电源系统，为开发一套完整的飞机电源系统仿真软件奠定了基础。     

单片机控制无刷直流电动机速度伺服系统

介绍了一种稀土永磁无刷直流方波电动机速度伺服系统，该系统以８０９８单片机为核心，外加ＧＡＬ芯片构成控制器，主回路开关器件采用ＩＧＢＴ，用ＥＸＢ８４０驱动，组成功率变换电路，实现了ＰＷＭ波单极半调制方式的电机伺服控制。     

无刷直流电动机的新型自适应模糊神经控制

 为无刷直流电动机提出了一种自适应模糊神经控制方法.这是一种建立在开关控制、模糊控制和自适应控制相结合基础上的控制方法,并用神经网络实现了模糊控制器和自适应机构.在无刷直流电动机的双闭环调速系统中,电流控制器是PI控制器;转速控制器是由1个开关控制器和1个包括自适应机构在内的模糊控制器相结合组成的,且用1个3层前向神经网络离线学习实现了模糊控制器,学习算法采用的是改进的BP算法.用1个单神经元通过在系统运行过程中的动态学习实现了自适应机构,学习算法选用了有监督的Hebb学习算法.由电机所处的运行阶段决定哪一个控制器工作.此控制算法的仿真结果说明,它使系统具有良好的动、静态特性和自适应性.     

A coupling VWM/CFD/CSD method for rotor airload prediction

A coupling fluid-structure method with a combination of viscous wake model(VWM),computational fluid dynamics(CFD) and comprehensive structural dynamics(CSD) modules is developed in this paper for rotor unsteady airload prediction. The hybrid VWM/CFD solver is employed to model the nonlinear aerodynamic phenomena and complicated rotor wake dynamics;the moderate deflection beam theory is implemented to predict the blade structural deformation; the loose coupling strategy based on the ‘delt method' is used to couple the fluid and structure solvers.Several cases of Helishape 7A rotor are performed first to investigate the effect of elastic deformation on airloads. Then, two challenging forward flight conditions of UH-60 A helicopter rotor are investigated, and the simulated results of wake geometry, chordwise pressure distribution and sectional normal force show excellent agreement with available test data; a comparison with traditional CFD/CSD method is also presented to illustrate the efficiency of the developed method.     

Multi-level virtual prototyping of electromechanical actuation system for more electric aircraft

Electromechanical actuators (EMAs) are becoming increasingly attractive in the field of more electric aircraft because of their outstanding benefits, which include reduced fuel burn and maintenance cost, enhanced system flexibility, and improved management of fault detection and isolation. However, electromechanical actuation raises specific issues when being used for safety-critical aerospace applications like flight controls: huge reflected inertia to load, jamming-type failure, and increase of backlash with service due to wear and local dissipation of heat losses for thermal balance. This study proposes an incremental approach for virtual prototyping of EMAs. It is driven by a model-based system engineering process in order to enable simulation-aided design. Best practices supported by Bond graph formalism are suggested to develop a model’s structure efficiently and to make the model ready for use (or extension) by addressing the above mentioned issues. Physical effects are progressively introduced, and the realism of lumped-parameter models is increased step-by-step. In particular, multi-level component models are architected to ensure continuity between engineering activities. The models are implemented in the AMESim simulation environment, and simulation responses are given to illustrate how they can be used for preliminary sizing, control design, thermal balance verification, and faults to failure analysis. The proposed best practices intend to provide engineers with fast, reusable, and efficient means to assess performance virtually and enhance maturity, performance, and robustness.     

Electric potential structures of auroral acceleration region border from multi-spacecraft Cluster data

This paper studies an auroral event using data from three spacecraft of the Cluster mission, one inside and two at the poleward edge of the bottom of the Auroral Acceleration Region (AAR). The study reveals the three-dimensional profile of the region’s poleward boundary, showing spatial segmentation of the electric potential structures and their decay in time. It also depicts localized magnetic field variations and field-aligned currents that appear to have remained stable for at least 80?s. Such observations became possible due to the fortuitous motion of the three spacecraft nearly parallel to each other and tangential to the AAR edge, so that the differences and variations can be seen when the spacecraft enter and exit the segmentations, hence revealing their position with respect to the AAR.     

Effects on winter circulation of short and long term solar wind changes

Indices of the North Atlantic Oscillation and the Arctic Oscillation show correlations on the day-to-day timescale with the solar wind speed (SWS). Minima in the indices were found on days of SWS minima during years of high stratospheric aerosol loading. The spatial distribution of surface pressure changes during 1963–2011 with day-to-day changes in SWS shows a pattern resembling the NAO. Such a pattern was noted for year-to-year variations by Boberg and Lundstedt (2002), who compared NAO variations with the geo-effective solar wind electric field (the monthly average SWS multiplied by the average southward component, i.e., negative Bz component, of the interplanetary magnetic field). The spatial distribution of the correlations of geopotential height changes in the troposphere and stratosphere with the SWS; the geo-effective electric field (SWS∗Bz); and the solar 10.7 cm flux suggests that solar wind inputs connected to the troposphere via the global electric circuit, together with solar ultraviolet irradiance acting on the stratosphere, affect regional atmospheric dynamics.