The phenomenon of wastewater discharged into coastal waters can be simplified as a turbulent jet under the effect of waves and currents. Previous studies have been carried out to investigate the jet behaviors under th...The phenomenon of wastewater discharged into coastal waters can be simplified as a turbulent jet under the effect of waves and currents. Previous studies have been carried out to investigate the jet behaviors under the current only or the wave only environment. To obtain better understanding of the jet behaviors in a realistic situation, a series of physical experiments on the initial dilution of a vertical round jet in the wavy cross-flow environment are conducted. The diluted processes of the jet are recorded by a high-resolution camcorder and the concentration fields of the jet are measured with a peristaltic suction pumping system. When the jet is discharged into the wavy cross-flow environment, a distinctive phenomenon, namely ＂effluent clouds＂, is observed. According to the quantitative measurements, the jet width in the wavy cross-flow environment increases more significantly than that does in the cross-flow only environment, indicating that the waves impose a positive effect on the enhancement of jet initial dilution. In order to generalize the experimental findings, a comprehensive velocity scale ua and a characteristic length scale l are introduced. Through dimensional analysis, it is found that the dimensionless centerline concentration trajectories cy/l is in proportion to 1/3 power of the dimensionless downstream distance x/l, and the dimensionless centerline dilution 2c aS Q/（u l） is proportional to the square of the dimensionless centerline trajectory cy/l. Several empirical equations are then derived by using the Froude number of cross-flow Frc as a reference coefficient. This paper provides a better understanding and new estimations of the jet initial dilution under the combined effect of waves and cross-flow current.展开更多
The aerodynamic characteristics of projectiles with triangular and circular cross sections are investigated respectively by use of free-flight experiment.Processed the experiment data,curves of flight velocity variati...The aerodynamic characteristics of projectiles with triangular and circular cross sections are investigated respectively by use of free-flight experiment.Processed the experiment data,curves of flight velocity variation and nutation of both projectiles are obtained,based on the curves,their aerodynamic force and moment coefficients are found out by data fitting,and their aerodynamic performances are compared and analyzed.Results show that the projectile with triangular cross section has smaller resistance,higher lift-drag ratio,better static stability,higher stability capability and more excellent maneuverability than those of the projectile with circular cross section,therefore it can be used in the guided projectiles;under lower rotation speed,the triangular section projectile has greater Magnus moment leading to bigger projectile distribution.展开更多
基金financially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.51379072 and 51309092)the Specialized Research Fund for the Doctoral Program of Higher Education(Grant No.20120094110016)+1 种基金the‘111’Project of the Ministry of Education and the State Administration of Foreign Experts AffairsChina(Grant No.B12032)
文摘The phenomenon of wastewater discharged into coastal waters can be simplified as a turbulent jet under the effect of waves and currents. Previous studies have been carried out to investigate the jet behaviors under the current only or the wave only environment. To obtain better understanding of the jet behaviors in a realistic situation, a series of physical experiments on the initial dilution of a vertical round jet in the wavy cross-flow environment are conducted. The diluted processes of the jet are recorded by a high-resolution camcorder and the concentration fields of the jet are measured with a peristaltic suction pumping system. When the jet is discharged into the wavy cross-flow environment, a distinctive phenomenon, namely ＂effluent clouds＂, is observed. According to the quantitative measurements, the jet width in the wavy cross-flow environment increases more significantly than that does in the cross-flow only environment, indicating that the waves impose a positive effect on the enhancement of jet initial dilution. In order to generalize the experimental findings, a comprehensive velocity scale ua and a characteristic length scale l are introduced. Through dimensional analysis, it is found that the dimensionless centerline concentration trajectories cy/l is in proportion to 1/3 power of the dimensionless downstream distance x/l, and the dimensionless centerline dilution 2c aS Q/（u l） is proportional to the square of the dimensionless centerline trajectory cy/l. Several empirical equations are then derived by using the Froude number of cross-flow Frc as a reference coefficient. This paper provides a better understanding and new estimations of the jet initial dilution under the combined effect of waves and cross-flow current.
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文摘The aerodynamic characteristics of projectiles with triangular and circular cross sections are investigated respectively by use of free-flight experiment.Processed the experiment data,curves of flight velocity variation and nutation of both projectiles are obtained,based on the curves,their aerodynamic force and moment coefficients are found out by data fitting,and their aerodynamic performances are compared and analyzed.Results show that the projectile with triangular cross section has smaller resistance,higher lift-drag ratio,better static stability,higher stability capability and more excellent maneuverability than those of the projectile with circular cross section,therefore it can be used in the guided projectiles;under lower rotation speed,the triangular section projectile has greater Magnus moment leading to bigger projectile distribution.
