再入机动飞行器数学仿真研究

本文讨论了再入机动飞行器三自由度和六自由度仿真和分析。三自由度仿真研究了再入机动飞行器的导引规律和减速控制规律，证明了其合理性，且精度是满足要求的。而六自由度仿真说明了飞行器再入过程中虽然有静稳定和静不稳定交替出现的飞行状态，且动压变化大，如控制系统和制导方法设计良好，其精度仍可满足要求     

防止Ⅱ型驾驶员诱发振荡技术的研究

许多严重的飞行事故都与由速率限制引起的Ⅱ型PIO有关。针对如何预防PIO，首先介绍了自适应杆增益和软件限制环节的设计原理。然后以某带速率限制的电传飞机为例，运用同一理论，分析采用自适应杆增益和软件限制环节来改善速率限制的不利影响。仿真结果表明，自适应杆增益环节和软件限制环节都能抑制住PIO的发生，但两者组合加入抑制效果更好，飞行品质也能达到满意的程度。     

多无人机监控航路规划

为了提高监控任务的效率，在执行任务前必须规划设计出高效的无人机飞行航路。针对这一问题，考虑在任务区域内进行多无人机监控航路优化存在计算的复杂性和收敛性以及计算数据量限制等问题，采用分散式方法对监控航路进行了优化，并以无人机的监控任务为例提出了一种监控效率指标评估的计算方法，解决了航路规划中的监控效率量化问题。通过该方法得到的无人机监控任务的飞行航路可以有效地提高无人机的监控效率。     

鹊克准则及尼尔一史密斯准则的应用

在采用MIL-1797-STD有人驾驶飞机飞行品质规范检验某第三代战斗机飞行品质过程中，在计算鹊克准则(即瞬时峰值比、上升时间及有效时间延迟)时，认为通过利用高阶系统传递函数求出的时间响应特性得出的结果比通过求解由飞机及控制系统组成的微分方程得出的结果更合理；在计算尼尔一史密斯准则时，提出了一种利用优化技术确定该准则的驾驶员参数kp和补偿τp1，τp2值的方法，取得了满意的效果．     

高超声速三维碳—碳烧浊流场的数值研究

本文针对高超声速再体的烧蚀现象 ,利用简单隐式TVD差分格式和激波捕捉法 ,数值求解三维化学非平衡Navier Stokes方程 ,其中化学模型是碳 碳 (C C)空气化学模型 ,考虑 12个化学组分和 31个化学反应过程 ,研究了C C烧蚀对再入体头部区域的壁面温度和热流分布的影响。为了计算效率和稳定性提出壁面条件显式处理的方法。对再入高度为 6 5km和速度为 8km/s的再入体头部区域烧蚀流场进行了数值模拟 ,用飞行迎角α =0°的计算结果与国外文献进行了比较 ,符合得较好。同时给出了三维小迎角α =5°的计算结果     

小卫星编队飞行的相对运动学方程研究

以运动学方法为基础研究了编队卫星相对运动的一种更直接方法，利用不同天体力学特性，将相对位置和速度与相对轨道参数建立了联系，首先，详细推导了以运动学方法为基础的相对运动方程，据此可直接得出环绕卫星的轨道根数，其次，为有利于相对轨道分析和设计，对相对运动方程进行了简化，最后，通过例子验证了该方法的正确性，仿真结果表明该方法是有效可行的。     

航天飞机三维最优再入轨道及气动加热过程

本文应用现代控制理论研究了航天飞行器三维最优再入轨道和与轨道参数密切相关的气动加热过程。文中选择飞行器迎角和倾斜角作为控制变量,以飞行器气动加热率和飞行过载沿轨道积分最小作为优化性能指标,按极大原理导出最优再入轨道有约束控制的非线性两点边值问题。采用了数值优化方法——共轭梯度法求解有升力飞行器的最优再入轨道及其热过程。文中以允许误差法讨论了权系数和罚函数的选取方法;对不同速度范围研究了不同的加热模型;按热平衡方程与优化轨道同步迭代的方法求得了算例数值结果。算例的数值结果与文献[13]的量值是一致的。     

高空高速无人飞行器热控制系统设计

针对飞行时间短、速度和高度变化快、表面温度波动大的无人飞行器UAV(Unmanned Aerial Vehicles)热控制系统设计难题,提出了一种可解决实际工程问题的热分析计算方法.即把热天工况、冷天工况和标准天工况作为设计/试验工况;采用参考温度法、高超音速工程预测法或计算流体动力学CFD(Computational Fluid Dynamics)数值模拟法,确定了飞行器表面温度分布,并把其作为后续热分析数学模型的外边界条件;分析结构热容量对瞬态热载荷的影响,建立与之相应的边值问题方程,并采用有限差分法求解;根据高空高速飞行特点及瞬态热载荷值,确定仪器设备舱调温系统方案.     

Modeling novel methodologies for unmanned aerial systems–Applications to the UAS-S4 Ehecatl and the UAS-S45 Bálaam

The rising demand for Unmanned Aerial Systems(UASs) to perform tasks in hostile environments has emphasized the need for their simulation models for the preliminary evaluations of their missions. The efficiency of the UAS model is directly related to its capacity to estimate its flight dynamics with minimum computational resources. The literature describes several techniques to estimate accurate aircraft flight dynamics. Most of them are based on system identification. This paper presents an alternative methodology to obtain complete model of the S4 and S45 unmanned aerial systems. The UAS-S4 and the UAS-S45 models were divided into four sub-models, each corresponding to a specific discipline: aerodynamics, propulsion, mass and inertia, and actuator. The‘‘aerodynamic" sub-model was built using the Fderivatives in-house code, which is an improvement of the classical DATCOM procedure. The ‘‘propulsion" sub-model was obtained by coupling a two-stroke engine model based on the ideal Otto cycle and a Blade Element Theory(BET) analysis of the propeller. The ‘‘mass and the inertia" sub-model was designed utilizing the Raymer and DATCOM methodologies. A sub-model of an actuator using servomotor characteristics was employed to complete the model. The total model was then checked by validation of each submodel with numerical and experimental data. The results indicate that the obtained model was accurate and could be used to design a flight simulator.     

WSO-UV project

During last three decades, astronomers have enjoyed continuous access to the 100–300 nm ultraviolet (UV) spectral range where the resonance transitions of the most abundant atoms and ions (at temperatures between 3000 and 300 000 K) reside. This UV range is not accessible from ground-based facilities. The successful International Ultraviolet Explorer (IUE) observatory, the Russian ASTRON mission and successor instruments such as the Galaxy Evolution Explorer (GALEX) mission or the COS and STIS spectrographs on-board the Hubble Space Telescope (HST) prove the major impact of observations in the UV wavelength range in modern astronomy. Future access to space-based observatories is expected to be very limited. For the next decade, the post-HST era, the World Space Observatory – Ultraviolet (WSO–UV) will be the only 2-m class UV telescope with capabilities similar to the HST. WSO–UV will be equipped with instruments for imaging and spectroscopy and it will be a facility dedicated, full-time, to UV astronomy. In this article, we briefly outline the current status of the WSO–UV mission and the science management plan.