双钟型喷管高度补偿特性的数值分析

针对双钟型喷管流场中存在的激波、激波与附面层相互作用、大尺度分离流动等复杂的物理现象，应用RNGκ-ε湍流模型封闭二维粘性可压缩N-S方程组，采用二阶迎风格式及隐式Gauss-Seidel迭代方法进行耦合求解，对双钟型喷管流场进行数值模拟研究。结果表明，双钟型喷管在低空出现壁面可控流动分离，避免了过膨胀现象，性能优于大面积比钟型喷管；在高空下为完全附着流动，性能优于小面积比钟型喷管，实现了高度补偿特性。     

轴对称突扩直管流场计算

本文是为喷管喉部沉积问题的研究而进行的喷管突扩流场研究工作的一部分,重点研究了产生突扩流效应的轴对称直管流场.在等粘度和k-ε紊流模型下,分别计算了三种速度分布下的流场,和国内外相关实验结果及Spalding,D.B.的计算结果进行比较,取得了满意的结果.同时考察了动边界下流场的变化,实现了突扩流效应的理论预测.本文考察了SIMPLE方法.在源项处理、方程的非线性、方程的解法等方面做了分析研究和计算工作,解决了一些具体应用问题.     

确定威布尔分布三参数的相关系数优化法

 根据本文给出的确定威布尔分布三参数的相关系数优化法求得的威布尔三参数,能使试验数据在威布尔概率坐标纸上最大限度地呈现为线性关系。     

固体火箭喷管排气中的粒子分布

1.前言 现代的固体火箭发动机为提高推进剂的能量特性及抑制不稳定燃烧，常常在推进剂中添加金属粉末，最常见的是加金属铝粉。在发动机工作时，铝粉燃烧形成凝聚相的氧化铝粒子。这些粒子在喷管中的流动过程中，温度、速度等方面的变化滞后于燃·气本身的变     

粘性跨音速喷管流场计算

本文继用隐式近似因子分解法成功地计算无粘跨音速喷管流场之后,用同样的方法,结合任意曲线坐标系,通过非定常方程在相当长时间后的定常解,针对矩形截面喷管和轴对称喷管粘性跨音速流场,求解了可压缩层流薄层N-S方程,获得了核心流,特别是边界层中的流动参数.对于矩形截面和轴对称两种喷管进行了计算,其结果和实验数据相当一致.将本文的方法应用到粘性两相流动计算,可望较多的节省机时.     

磁悬浮火箭发动机推力测试台

将电磁悬浮技术用于火箭发动机推力测试试验台是一次新的尝试。本文给出了应用电磁悬浮技术的发动机推力测试试验台的结构,推导了系统的运动方程,并对试验台进行了系统仿真。最后对整个试验台成功进行了多发现场试验,仿真结果和试验结果都表明电磁悬浮技术用于火箭发动机推力测试是成功的,提高了测试系统的性能和推力测试精度。     

初始缺陷尺寸分布的尺寸效应研究

疲劳结构可能的开裂区域面积不同引起结构可能萌生裂纹的初始缺陷尺寸分布各异是造成"疲劳尺寸效应" 的一个可能解释。研究了试样测试部分尺寸大小与萌生裂纹的初始缺陷尺寸分布的关系,并建立了分析模型。模型利用已知的小尺寸试样的初始缺陷尺寸分布和大小试样的开裂面积比,推导出了相同条件下未知大尺寸试样的初始缺陷尺寸分布。这为结构完整性研究以及基于小裂纹扩展理论大尺寸试样的耐久性分析和疲劳全寿命预测打下基础,并为进一步研究"疲劳尺寸效应"创造了条件。     

Semi-analytic Solution of Steady Temperature Fields During Thin Plate Welding

Usually, it is very difficult to find out an analytical solution to thermal conduction problems during high temperature welding. Therefore, as an important numerical approach, the method of lines （MOLs） is introduced to solve the temperature field characterized by high gradients. The basic idea of the method is to semi-discretize the governing equation of the problem into a system of ordinary differential equations （ODEs） defined on discrete lines by means of the finite difference method, by which the thermal boundary condition with high gradients are directly embodied in formulation. Thus the temperature field can be obtained by solving the ODEs. As a numerical example, the variation of an axisymmetrical temperature field along the plate thickness can be obtained.     

Relationship Between Substorm Auroras and Processes in the Near-Earth Magnetotail

Although the auroral substorm has been long regarded as a manifestation of the magnetospheric substorm, a direct relation of active auroras to certain magnetospheric processes is still debatable. To investigate the relationship, we combine the data of the UV imager onboard the Polar satellite with plasma and magnetic field measurements by the Geotail spacecraft. The poleward edge of the auroral bulge, as determined from the images obtained at the LHBL passband, is found to be conjugated with the region where the oppositely directed fast plasma flows observed in the near-Earth plasma sheet during substorms are generated. We conclude that the auroras forming the bulge are due to the near-Earth reconnection process. This implies that the magnetic flux through the auroral bulge is equal to the flux dissipated in the magnetotail during the substorm. Comparison of the magnetic flux through the auroral bulge with the magnetic flux accumulated in the tail lobe during the growth phase shows that these parameters have the comparable values. This is a clear evidence of the loading–unloading scheme of substorm development. It is shown that the area of the auroral bulge developing during substorm is proportional to the total (magnetic plus plasma) pressure decrease in the magnetotail. These findings stress the importance of auroral bulge observations for monitoring of substorm intensity in terms of the magnetic flux and energy dissipation.     

Geoeffectivity of Coronal Mass Ejections

Coronal mass ejections and post-shock streams driven by them are the most efficient drivers of strong magnetospheric activity, magnetic storms. For this reason there is considerable interest in trying to make reliable forecasts for the effects of CMEs as much in advance as possible. To succeed this requires understanding of all aspects related to CMEs, starting from their emergence on the Sun to their propagation to the vicinity of the Earth and to effects within the magnetosphere. In this article we discuss some recent results on the geoeffectivity of different types of CME/shock structures. A particularly intriguing observation is that smoothly rotating magnetic fields within CMEs are most efficient in driving storm activity seen in the inner magnetosphere due to enhanced ring current, whereas the sheath regions between the shock and the ejecta tend to favour high-latitude activity.