Lean blowout characteristics of spray flame in a multi-swirl staged combustor under different fuel decreasing rates

Lean Blow Out(LBO) poses a significant safety hazard when occurring in aero-engines.Understanding the lower stability limits of gas turbine combustors and the characteristics of spray flame close to LBO are imperative for safe operation. The objective of this work is to evaluate the effects of fuel decreasing rates and pressure drops of the injector on LBO performances in a multiswirl staged combustor equipped with an airblast injector. A set of hardware and control system was developed to reali...     

航天器虚拟动态试验技术研究及展望

文章简要回顾了航天器结构动态设计技术的发展,并且指出随着现代航天器越来越复杂,数值分析方法与动态试验方法都无法满足设计的要求。为了解决这个问题,必须采用虚拟动态试验技术。文中较详细地介绍了复杂结构模型修改新技术、虚拟模态试验技术和振动台虚拟振动试验技术。文章最后还对该领域未来研究方向进行了展望。     

空间机器人柔性臂动力学模糊控制的研究

重点研究了在空间机器人柔性臂的动力学非线性控制问题,由于柔性臂动力学系统的强非线性和耦合性,使得柔性臂控制系统复杂,控制的实时性和稳定性差,本文针对以往柔性臂控制所存在的问题,综合考虑系统的动态和静态特性,提出了一种带有非线性补偿器及ＰＩＤ控制器的柔性臂模糊复合控制方案,然后,根据所推导了一两连杆的空间机器人柔性臂的这非线性模型,进行了系统控制的仿真研究,实例仿真的结果表明,该控制方案能有效地抑制     

Recent experience with different methods of drag prediction

During the recent past the process of engineering design has changed entirely because of rapid developments in computational simulations. In aerodynamic design, computational fluid dynamics (CFD) methods are slowly superseding empirical methods and design engineers are spending more and more time applying CFD tools to analyze and predict the aerodynamic characteristics of vehicles. The purpose of this paper is to review recent experiences in CFD-based drag prediction with an emphasis on flow solutions governed by the Euler and Reynolds-averaged Navier–Stokes equations. For these types of flow solutions, various drag analysis methodologies are outlined and applied to determine the drag of components of as well as whole-body airplanes, helicopters, and ground-based vehicles at subsonic and transonic flow conditions. The review demonstrates that although significant progress has been made, CFD-based drag prediction still faces a number of hurdles that must be dealt with before it will become more widely accepted.     

跨、超音速流动的区域分解方法与并行算法

研究二维跨、超音速无粘性流动的 Euler方程区域分解方法、并行算法及其应用。通过内边界耦合条件实现相邻子区域解的光滑过渡,以得到总体流场的数值解。发展了一种多块区域之间守恒型的有效内边界耦合方法,对二维翼型跨音速流动和钝头体超音速流动等进行了分区数值求解,分区计算结果与其他单区计算结果作了比较,并讨论了多种区域分解数目的分区计算效率。并行计算采用纯结点并行编程方式和“先进先出”的同步控制等待机制,利用 PVM并行环境对二维绕翼型跨音速流动做了二区和四区分区并行计算。     

基于系统动力学的反舰导弹饱和攻击模型

以舰载一体化反导武器和反舰导弹入射流为研究对象,分析了舰载反导武器拦截齐射反舰导弹的特点,建立了舰空导弹和火炮拦截反舰导弹入射流的排队服务规则、反导武器的状态转换条件和饱和攻击弹药消耗量计算方法;利用系统动力学方法推进对抗的演进,实现了舰载反导武器对反舰导弹的动态拦截。仿真得到了饱和攻击所需齐射反舰导弹数的概率分布,验证了以弹药消耗量为目标函数的最优齐射反舰导弹数是存在的假设,解决了缺乏饱和攻击定量计算问题,为高效实施饱和攻击奠定了基础。     

叶尖泄漏流对压气机稳定性影响的数值分析

为研究叶尖泄漏流对稳定性的影响,发展了一种叶尖泄漏涡模型,并且在由课题组开发的TU-SIAC(three dimensional and unsteady stall inception analysis code)程序中实现.该程序将转/静子叶排模化为三维激盘,并在无叶区求解三维非定常欧拉方程,黏性的影响通过特性曲线...     

基础简谐激励试验的结构动力学仿真研究

将基础简谐激励试验中少数测点的测量数据结合有限元模型进行结构动力学仿真,可以节省试验时间与费用,方便快速地实现对结构的监控。本文的仿真研究基于动态矩阵变换技术,将少数测量点的测量动响应时间历程数据快速傅立叶变换后在频域下应用矩阵变换计算得到有限元模型缩聚自由度动响应,通过对缩聚自由度动响应数据逆快速傅立叶变换以及缩聚转换矩阵反变换,得到了有限元模型全部自由度动响应时间历程。本文以某工程结构为例进行了仿真,仿真结果与试验结果具有较好的拟合性,验证了本文仿真技术的可行有效性。     

Periodic attitude motions along planar orbits in the elliptic restricted three-body problem

A way to improve the accuracy of the three-body problem model is taking into account the eccentricity of primary attractors. Elliptic Restricted Three-Body Problem (ER3BP) is a model for studying spacecraft trajectory within the three-body problem such that the orbital eccentricity of primaries is reflected in it. As the principal cause of perturbation in the employed dynamical model, the primaries eccentricity changes the structure of orbits compared to the ideal Circular Restricted Three-Body Problem (CR3BP). It also changes the attitude behavior of a spacecraft revolving along periodic orbits in this regime. In this paper, the coupled orbit-attitude dynamics of a spacecraft in the ER3BP are exploited to find precise periodic solutions as the spacecraft is considered to be in planar orbits around Lagrangian points and Distant Retrograde Orbits (DRO). Periodic solutions are repetitious behaviors in which spacecraft whole dynamics are repeated periodically, these periodic behaviors are the main interest of this study because they are beneficial for future mission designs and allow delineation of the system’s governing dynamics. Previous studies laid the foundation for spacecraft stability analysis or studying pitch motion of spacecraft in the ER3BP regime. While in this paper, at first, initial guesses for correction algorithms were derived through verified search methods, then correction algorithms were used to refine calculated orbit-attitude periodic behaviors. Periodic orbits and full periodic solutions are portrayed and compared to previous studies and simpler models. Natural periodic solutions are valuable information eventuate in the longer functional lifetime of spacecraft. Since the problem assumption considered in this paper is much closer to real mission conditions, these results may be the means to use natural bounded motions in the actual operational environment.     

Influence of non-equilibrium reactions on the optimization of aerothrust aeroassisted maneuver with orbital change

The spaceplane is perspective vehicle due to wide maneuverability in comparison with a space capsule. Its maneuverability is expressed by the larger flight range and also by a possibility to rotate orbital inclination in the atmosphere by the aerodynamic and thrust forces. Orbital plane atmospheric rotation maneuvers can significantly reduce fuel costs compared to rocket-dynamic non-coplanar maneuver. However, this maneuver occurs at Mach numbers about 25, and such velocities lead to non-equilibrium chemical reactions in the shock wave. Such reactions change a physicochemical air property, and it affects aerodynamic coefficients. This paper investigates the influence of non-equilibrium reactions on the aerothrust aeroassisted maneuver with orbital change. The approach is to solve an optimization problem using the differential evolution algorithm with a temperature limitation. The spaceplane aerodynamic coefficients are determined by the numerical solution of the Reynolds-averaged Navier-Stokes equations. The aerodynamic calculations are conducted for the cases of perfect and non-equilibrium gases. A comparison of optimal trajectories, control laws, and fuel costs is made between models of perfect and non-equilibrium gases. The effect of a chemically reacting gas on the finite parameters is also evaluated using control laws obtained for a perfect gas.