高能固体火箭发动机爆炸冲击波毁伤效应研究

采用解析计算法,计算了NEPE高能复合固体推进剂的爆速和爆压。通过对冲击波超压进行计算,确定了超压与距离的关系,并与试验结果进行了对比。通过研究冲击波在空气中的衰减情况,确定出推进剂爆炸后的安全范围。研究结果表明,在无掩蔽的情况下,高能固体火箭发动机爆炸冲击波超压对人员有杀伤作用的距离为82 m,爆炸后人员的安全距离为120 m。     

太阳能吸附除湿制冷的置换通风系统

根据现今空调的发展方向,介绍了一种新兴的通风方式——置换通风系统,论述了其原理及结合冷却顶板后的热舒适性条件．针对目前能源危机和生态环境恶化的状况,提出了基于太阳能吸附除湿制冷的置换通风送风系统．阐述了两者结合的节能、环保、创造热舒适环境的特性．      

利用频谱分析确定空间目标太阳翼定向模式

分析对比了空间目标与可控飞行器轨道确定的不同,论述了太阳翼定向模式的不同对轨道运动特性的影响。通过地面站的测距与测角数据,推算出测量数据的地心距频谱。假定一种太阳翼定向模式,利用测量数据进行轨道确定,利用定轨数据计算地心距频谱并与测量数据的频谱比对,由此可确定太阳翼定向模式。利用数值仿真对近地太阳同步轨道和地球静止轨道两种情况进行了验证,仿真结果表明该思路和方法是有效的。     

单框架控制力矩陀螺群的奇异几何分析

使用几何方法对单框架控制力矩陀螺群（包括转子恒速的CSCMG和转子变速的VSCMG）的奇异性进行了分析。通过绘制CSCMG的奇异角动量超曲面,并标识隐奇异和显奇异在该曲面上对应的点,直观地表述了CSCMG的可操纵空间,得出星体三轴角动量可交换的具体范围。比较奇异角动量超曲面图,可以看出金字塔构型在角动量饱和包络面内部存在显奇异,而五棱锥构型的显奇异十分接近饱和包络面。文中分析了金字塔和五棱锥两种构型的CSCMG可能的退化隐奇异点,并给出了退化隐奇异点在奇异角动量超曲面上的具体位置及其高斯曲率特性。对集成的能量和姿态一体化控制系统（IPACS）可能出现的无法操纵的情况进行了补充分析,给出了使用VSCMG的IPACS不会出现操纵奇异的构型设计的充分条件。给出在某一瞬时能量下,VSCMG转子角速率范围有限制时的角动量包络图,从中得到CSCMG与VSCMG角动量体的变化和联系。     

太阳帆板平面度测量系统的误差补偿方法

介绍了一种采用斜光学三角形测量结构和基于虚拟精密测量基准的太阳帆板平面度无接触测量系统及误差补偿方法.提出的虚拟精密基准的建模与误差补偿技术,解决了在非精密基准上实现精密测量这一难题,使得所研制的测量系统利用现有平台可实现对太阳帆板平面度的高精度测量.实际测量结果表明,该测量系统对面积为2581mm×1755mm太阳帆板的平面度测量精度达0.02mm(RMS).     

添加剂对 NEPE推进剂力学性能的影响研究(Ⅰ)

采用单向拉伸法和化学溶胀法研究和剖析了添加剂对NEPE推进剂力学性能的影响机理。单向拉伸实验表明，添加剂加入推进荆后，可以显著提高NEPE推进荆的力学性能；化学溶胀法分析表明，加入添加剂使推进剂的凝胶含量和化学交联密度稍有降低；通过进一步数据处理表明，添加剂的加入明显提高了推进剂的物理交联密度而几乎不影响填料／基体的相互作用。因此综合分析认为，加入添加剂可提高推进剂的物理交联密度，从而改善NEPE推进剂的力学性能。     

空间太阳X射线成像望远镜技术

阐述了空间太阳X射线成像望远镜(SXT)在近地环境空间天气观测中的作用和意义。介绍了国内外SXT技术的发展和应用情况，分析了仪器的工作原理、主要观测目标和应具备的基本功能以及关键部件。     

Dynamical characterization of the last prolonged solar minima

The planetary hypothesis of the solar cycle is an old idea in which the gravitational influence of the planets has a non-negligible effect on the causes of the solar magnetic cycle. The advance of this hypothesis is based on phenomenological correlations between dynamical parameters of the Sun’s movement around the barycentre of the Solar System and sunspots time series; and more especially, identifying relationships linking solar barycentric dynamics with prolonged minima (especially Grand Minima events). However, at present there is no clear physical mechanism relating these phenomena. The possible celestial influence on solar cycle modulation is of great importance not only in solar physics but also in Earth sciences, because prolonged solar minima have associated important climatic and telluric variations, in particular, during the Maunder and Dalton Minimum. In this work we looked for a possible causal link in relation with solar barycentric dynamics and prolonged minima events. We searched for particular changes in the Sun’s acceleration and concentrated on long-term variations of the solar cycle. We show how the orbital angular momentum of the Sun evolves and how the inclination of the solar barycentric orbit varies during the epochs of orbital retrogressions. In particular, at these moments, the radial component of the Sun’s acceleration (i.e., in the barycentre-Sun direction) had an exceptional magnitude. These radial impulses occurred at the very beginning of the Maunder Minimum, during the Dalton Minimum and also at the maximum of cycle 22 before the present extended minimum. We also found a strong correlation between the planetary torque and the observed sunspots international number around that maximum. We apply our results in a novel theory of Sun–planets interaction that it is sensitive to Sun barycentric dynamics and found a very important effect on the Sun’s capability of storing hypothetical reservoirs of potential energy that could be released by internal flows and might be related to the solar cycle. This process begins about 40 years before the solar angular momentum inversions, i.e., before Maunder Minimum, Dalton Minimum, and before the present extended minimum. Our conclusions suggest a dynamical characterization of peculiar prolonged solar minima. We discuss the possible implications of these results for the solar cycle including the present extended minimum.     

Dark energy,co-evolution of massive black holes with galaxies,and ASTROD-GW

The detection of low frequency band (100 nHz–100 mHz) and very low frequency band (300 pHz–100 nHz) gravitational waves (GWs) is important for exploration of the equation of state of dark energy and the co-evolution of massive black holes (MBHs) with galaxies. Most galaxies are believed to have a massive black hole in the galactic core. In the formation of these black holes, merging and accretion are the two main processes. Merging of massive black holes generate GWs which could be detected by space GW detectors and Pulsar Timing Arrays (PTAs) to cosmological distances. LISA (Laser-Interferometric Space Antenna) is most sensitive to the frequency band 1 mHz–100 mHz, ASTROD-GW (ASTROD [Astrodynamical Space Test of Relativity using Optical Devices] optimized for Gravitational Wave detection) is most sensitive to the frequency band 100 nHz–1 mHz and PTAs are most sensitive to the frequency band 300 pHz–100 nHz. In this paper, we discuss the sensitivities and outlooks of detection of GWs from binary massive black holes in these frequency bands with an emphasis on ASTROD-GW. The GWs generated by the inspirals, merging and subsequent ringdowns of binary black holes are standard sirens to the cosmological distance. Using GW observations, we discuss the methods for determining the equation of state of dark energy and for testing the co-evolution models of massive black holes. ASTROD-GW is an optimization of ASTROD to focus on the goal of detection of GWs. The mission orbits of the 3 spacecraft forming a nearly equilateral triangular array are chosen to be near the Sun-Earth Lagrange points L3, L4 and L5. The 3 spacecraft range interferometrically with one another with arm length about 260 million kilometers. With 52 times longer in arm length compared to that of LISA, the strain detection sensitivity is 52 times better toward larger wavelength. The scientific aim is focused for gravitational wave detection at low frequency. The science goals include detection of GWs from MBHs, and Extreme-Mass-Ratio Black Hole Inspirals (EMRI), and using these observations to find the evolution of the equation of state of dark energy and to explore the co-evolution of massive black holes with galaxies.     

Morphology of OI 8446 Å dayglow emission

A comprehensive model is developed to study the atomic oxygen OI 8446 Å dayglow emission. The emission rate profiles and intensities are obtained using the recently developed Solar2000 EUV (Extreme Ultra Violet) flux model. These emission profiles are used to construct the morphology of the 8446 Å emission between equator and 45°N in the northern hemisphere. The longitudinal variation of 8446 Å dayglow emission is found about 5% and is not included in the presentation of morphology. A span of five years is chosen to study the effect of varying solar activity on the morphology of the OI 8446 Å dayglow emission. The morphology is studied on April 3 which lies under the equinox conditions. In year 2001 the solar F10.7 index on the chosen date was as high as 223.1 which is the case of solar maximum. From the present calculations it is found that the intensity does not vary linearly with the F10.7 solar index. The morphology shows that the region of maximum emission rate expands towards the higher latitudes as F10.7 solar index increases. The similar effects have also been found in the morphology of 7320 Å dayglow emission (Sunil Krishna and Singh, 2009). The similarities in the morphology of 7320 Å and 8446 Å dayglow emissions further suggest that the photoelectron flux has strong bearing on the production of these emissions.