In this paper, the growth rate, ponderomotive force and the exciting condition for parametric instability are derived by considering the loss reaction using a new method. On the basis of the hydrodynamic equations, we...In this paper, the growth rate, ponderomotive force and the exciting condition for parametric instability are derived by considering the loss reaction using a new method. On the basis of the hydrodynamic equations, we take the production and loss reactions in plasma into account to derive the coupling equations for the electron plasma oscillation and ion acoustic oscillation, and obtain the growth rate for the parametric instability, the ponderomotive force and the exciting condition. The result shows that （a） the production reaction has no effect on the parametric instability, and the effect of loss reaction on the parametric instability is a damping one, （b） the more intensive the external field or pump is, the larger the growth rate is, （c） there exist two modes of the ponderomotive force, i.e. the high frequency mode and the low frequency mode, and （d） when ponderomotive force counteracts the damping force, the oscillations become non-damping and non-driving. The ratio of the electron plasma oscillation to ion acoustic oscillation is independent of the loss reaction and the external field.展开更多
There is introduced a new low-reaction, highly-loaded axial compressor design concept which is coupled with boundary layer suction method. The characteristic features of the concept are made clear through its comparis...There is introduced a new low-reaction, highly-loaded axial compressor design concept which is coupled with boundary layer suction method. The characteristic features of the concept are made clear through its comparison with the MIT boundary layer suction compressor. Also are pointed out the potential applications of this concept as well as its key technological problems. Based on this concept, a single-stage, low-reaction and low-speed axial compressor is constructed in association with analysis and computation of boundary layer suction on vanes with the aid of a three-dimensional numerical approach. The results attest to the effectiveness of this way to control separation in blade cascades by the boundary layer suction and the feasibility of this proposed design concept.展开更多
The oxidation microstructure and maximum energy product （BH）max loss of a 8m（Co0.76, Fe0.1, Cu0.1, Zr0.04）7 magnet oxidized at 500 ℃ were systematically investigated. Three different oxidation regions were formed...The oxidation microstructure and maximum energy product （BH）max loss of a 8m（Co0.76, Fe0.1, Cu0.1, Zr0.04）7 magnet oxidized at 500 ℃ were systematically investigated. Three different oxidation regions were formed in the oxidized magnet： a continuous externM oxide scale, an internal reaction layer, and a diffusion zone. Both room-temperature and high-temperature （BH）max losses exhibited the same parabolic increase with oxidation time. An oxygen diffusion model was proposed to simulate the dependence of （BH）max loss on oxidation time. It is found that the external oxide scale has little effect on the （BH）max loss, and both the internal reaction layer and diffusion zone result in the （BH）max loss. Moreover, the diffusion zone leads to more （BH）max loss than the internal reaction layer. The values of the oxidation rate constant k for internal reaction layer and oxygen diffusion coefficient D for diffusion zone were obtained, which are about 1.91×10^-10 cm^2/s and 6.54×10^-11 cm^2/s, respectively.展开更多
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China （Grant No 40310223）, and the Fund of the National Key Laboratory of Electromagnetic Environment （Grant No 9140C080401060C0805）.
文摘In this paper, the growth rate, ponderomotive force and the exciting condition for parametric instability are derived by considering the loss reaction using a new method. On the basis of the hydrodynamic equations, we take the production and loss reactions in plasma into account to derive the coupling equations for the electron plasma oscillation and ion acoustic oscillation, and obtain the growth rate for the parametric instability, the ponderomotive force and the exciting condition. The result shows that （a） the production reaction has no effect on the parametric instability, and the effect of loss reaction on the parametric instability is a damping one, （b） the more intensive the external field or pump is, the larger the growth rate is, （c） there exist two modes of the ponderomotive force, i.e. the high frequency mode and the low frequency mode, and （d） when ponderomotive force counteracts the damping force, the oscillations become non-damping and non-driving. The ratio of the electron plasma oscillation to ion acoustic oscillation is independent of the loss reaction and the external field.
基金National Defense Basic Research Program of China
文摘There is introduced a new low-reaction, highly-loaded axial compressor design concept which is coupled with boundary layer suction method. The characteristic features of the concept are made clear through its comparison with the MIT boundary layer suction compressor. Also are pointed out the potential applications of this concept as well as its key technological problems. Based on this concept, a single-stage, low-reaction and low-speed axial compressor is constructed in association with analysis and computation of boundary layer suction on vanes with the aid of a three-dimensional numerical approach. The results attest to the effectiveness of this way to control separation in blade cascades by the boundary layer suction and the feasibility of this proposed design concept.
基金Project supported by the National High Technology Research and Development Program of China (Grant No. 2010AA03A401)the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 51071010)+1 种基金the Aviation Foundation of China (AFC) (Grant No. 2009ZF51063)the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities
文摘The oxidation microstructure and maximum energy product （BH）max loss of a 8m（Co0.76, Fe0.1, Cu0.1, Zr0.04）7 magnet oxidized at 500 ℃ were systematically investigated. Three different oxidation regions were formed in the oxidized magnet： a continuous externM oxide scale, an internal reaction layer, and a diffusion zone. Both room-temperature and high-temperature （BH）max losses exhibited the same parabolic increase with oxidation time. An oxygen diffusion model was proposed to simulate the dependence of （BH）max loss on oxidation time. It is found that the external oxide scale has little effect on the （BH）max loss, and both the internal reaction layer and diffusion zone result in the （BH）max loss. Moreover, the diffusion zone leads to more （BH）max loss than the internal reaction layer. The values of the oxidation rate constant k for internal reaction layer and oxygen diffusion coefficient D for diffusion zone were obtained, which are about 1.91×10^-10 cm^2/s and 6.54×10^-11 cm^2/s, respectively.
