基于改进Johnson-Cook模型的5083P-0铝合金动态本构关系研究

为研究5083P-0铝合金在高应变率下的力学行为及本构模型,通过RPL100材料试验机和分离式霍普金森压杆(SHPB),对5083P-0铝合金进行了准静态及应变率范围950～3000 s-1的冲击动态压缩实验.结果 显示随着应变率的增加,5083P-0铝合金的屈服强度、流动应力增加,应变硬化率减小,具有应变硬化效应,正...     

三维攻击角度约束部分制导控制一体化设计

针对侧滑转弯(STT)导弹带有攻击角度约束的机动目标拦截问题,提出一种基于自适应终端滑模动态面控制的三维部分制导控制一体化(PIGC)设计方法。首先,建立了针对机动目标拦截的侧滑转弯导弹三维部分制导控制一体化设计模型,且不需要导弹速度微分体轴系分量信息。然后,使用终端滑模控制理论构建误差向量与虚拟控制量,达成精确拦截与攻击角度约束的控制目的;引入有限时间非线性收敛扩张状态观测器(ESO)来在线估计系统不确定性;设计自适应算子与自适应更新律对观测器的估计误差进行补偿,以提高方法的鲁棒性。最后,三维空间拦截仿真校验了方法在提高拦截精度与增强角度约束收敛性能的有效性。     

用于航天器贮箱的复合材料层合板低速冲击损伤及其渗漏规律研究

得益于优异的力学性能和减质优势,贮箱复合材料化已成为新一代航天器的重要特征之一,而复合材料贮箱的冲击后渗漏问题须要重点关注。针对一种用于航天器贮箱的含表层机织布复合材料层合板,通过依次开展低速冲击试验、C扫描损伤检测和氦质谱渗漏检测,获取不同能量冲击后层合板的内部分层损伤和渗漏率,并对比分析了机织布分别置于冲击侧和背侧时层合板的渗漏规律。结果表明,将机织布层置于冲击背侧时,层合板的冲击渗漏门槛值显著提高,且发生渗漏时出现目视可见损伤。     

基于纳米吸能流体的火工点式分离装置缓冲技术研究

运载火箭火工点式分离装置工作时具有强冲击载荷特性,为有效降低冲击峰值,提出了一种基于纳米吸能流体结构的冲击缓冲技术。首先进行纳米吸能流体的吸能原理研究,建立其本构关系,揭示影响其吸能密度的主要因素;其次开展火工装置有限空间内的纳米吸能流体缓冲结构设计;最后通过有限元仿真与试验验证其缓冲性能。试验结果表明,本文设计的基于纳米吸能流体的缓冲结构,吸能密度高达122.8 J/g,冲击力峰值较空载条件下降了59.2%,冲击加速度峰值下降了63.4%。     

具有终端角度和终端时间约束的闭环制导律及其可行性分析

研究了同时具有终端角度(攻击角度)和终端时间(攻击时间)约束的制导问题.通过将非线性运动学制导模型中的自变量由导引时间变换为速度方向角,可以利用最小值原理直接推导出一种闭环形式制导律,而不必引入任何的线性化处理.在该制导律的导引下,导弹能够精确击中目标并且精确满足终端时间和角度的约束.为了研究该制导律的可行性,本文定义并分析了若干重要参数的可行域.该闭环制导律及其可行性分析被应用于多弹齐射攻击的两种情况.数字仿真结果验证了所提出方法的有效性.     

不同密度弹丸对水冰的超高速撞击成坑实验

为了研究冰冻天体表面撞击坑的形成与演化,开展了水冰的超高速撞击成坑实验。使用二级轻气炮发射1.0 mm直径的球形弹丸,以3 km/s、5 km/s和7 km/s速度对圆柱状冰块进行撞击。弹丸材料包括聚碳酸酯和不锈钢两种,冰块温度为253 K。实验观察到了不同弹丸和不同速度条件下,冰块中撞击坑的形貌特征。对撞击坑直径、深度和剖面形状进行了测量,并与文献中铝弹丸对水冰的撞击坑进行了比较分析。获得了水冰撞击坑特征随撞击参数的变化规律,结果表明：撞击坑直径和深度的主导机制不同,坑深主要由弹丸侵彻作用形成,而坑径主要由冰块的剥落所致;坑深比坑径具有更强的对于弹丸密度的依赖性,高密度弹丸撞击坑直径具有比低密度弹丸更强的对于撞击速度的依赖性;撞击坑体积与撞击能量成正比,高密度弹丸形成的撞击坑直径表现出“能量缩比”行为,而低密度弹丸形成的撞击坑直径表现出“动量缩比”行为。     

高超声速滑翔再入定向定速打击末制导算法

以具有终端落角和落速约束的小升阻比短距滑翔高超声速再入打击飞行器为研究对象,通过引入弹道调整段来实现对飞行器的初步大幅度减速,并使其满足中末制导交班条件,以解决飞行器捕获目标后难以直接对其进行定向定速打击的问题。首先设计了一种变角偏差反馈系数的偏置比例制导律,解决了末端攻击段弹道下压困难以及导引头视场稳定跟踪等问题。在此基础上,建立了一种基于攻角和弹道倾角估计的末端减速指令生成方法,有效解决了基于理想速度曲线减速控制方法精度不足的问题。因此,数值仿真结果表明该制导方案能够有效控制飞行器终端落角和落速,并具有较高的制导精度。     

Sliding mode control based guidance law with impact angle constraint

The terminal guidance problem for an unpowered lifting reentry vehicle against a sta- tionary target is considered. In addition to attacking the target with high accuracy, the vehicle is also expected to achieve a desired impact angle. In this paper, a sliding mode control （SMC）-based guidance law is developed to satisfy the terminal angle constraint. Firstly, a specific sliding mode function is designed, and the terminal requirements can be achieved by enforcing both the sliding mode function and its derivative to zero at the end of the flight. Then, a backstepping approach is used to ensure the finite-time reaching phase of the sliding mode and the analytic expression of the control effort can be obtained. The trajectories generated by this method only depend on the initial and terminal conditions of the terminal phase and the instantaneous states of the vehicle. In order to test the performance of the proposed guidance law in practical application, numerical simulations are carried out by taking all the aerodynamic parameters into consideration. The effec- tiveness of the proposed guidance law is verified by the simulation results in various scenarios.     

A sample collector for robotic sample return missions III: Impact survivability studies

Laboratory impact tests have been performed on experimental versions of a proposed robotic sample collector for extraterrestrial samples. The collector consists of a retractable aluminum ring containing an impregnable silicone compound that is pressed into the surface of the body to be sampled. As part of a comprehensive program to evaluate this idea, we have performed tests to determine if the samples embedded in the collector medium can survive the impact forces experienced during direct reentry, such as that of the recent Genesis sample return mission. For the present study, samples of sand, rock, glass, and chalk were subjected to decelerations of 1440–2880 g using drop tests. We found that even the most fragile samples, chosen to be representative of a wide range of the types of materials found on the surface of asteroids that have currently been studied, can withstand impacts of the intensity experienced by a sample return capsule during direct reentry.