The thermal conductivity of epoxy resin can be increased by a factor of eight to ten by loading with highly conductive particles. However, higher loadings increase the viscosity of the resin and hamper its use for liq...The thermal conductivity of epoxy resin can be increased by a factor of eight to ten by loading with highly conductive particles. However, higher loadings increase the viscosity of the resin and hamper its use for liquid composite molding processes. Thus, the enhancement of the out-of-plane thermal conductivity of carbon composites manufactured by VARTM and accomplished by matrix filling is limited to about 250%. In order to derive higher increases in out-of-plane thermal conductivity, additional measures have to be taken. These consist of introducing thermally conductive fibers in out-of-plane direction of the preform using a 3D-weaving process. Measured out-of-plane thermal conductivities of 3D-woven fabric composites are significantly increased compared to a typical laminated composite. It has been shown that if introducing highly conductive z-fibers, the use of a particle filled resin is not necessary and furthermore should be avoided due to the manufacturing problems mentioned above. An existing analytical model was altered to predict the effective thermal conductivity as a function of the composite material properties such as the thermal conductivities and volume contents of fibers in in-plane and out-of-plane directions, the thermal conductivity of the loaded resin, the grid-density of the out- of-plane fibers, and material properties of the contacting material. The predicted results are compared with measured data of manufactured samples.展开更多
To improve the heat dissipation performance,this paper proposes a novel hybrid cooling method for high-speed high-power Permanent Magnet assisted Synchronous Reluctance Starter/Generator(PMa Syn R S/G)in aerospace app...To improve the heat dissipation performance,this paper proposes a novel hybrid cooling method for high-speed high-power Permanent Magnet assisted Synchronous Reluctance Starter/Generator(PMa Syn R S/G)in aerospace applications.The hybrid cooling structure with oil circulation in the housing,oil spray at winding ends and rotor end surface is firstly proposed for the PMa Syn R S/G.Then the accurate loss calculation of the PMa Syn R S/G is proposed,which includes air gap friction loss under oil spray cooling,copper loss,stator and rotor core loss,permanent magnet eddy current loss and bearing loss.The parameter sensitivity analysis of the hybrid cooling structure is proposed,while the equivalent thermal network model of the PMa Syn R S/G is established considering the uneven spraying at the winding ends.Finally,the effectiveness of the proposed hybrid cooling method is demonstrated on a 40 k W/24000 r/min PMa Syn R S/G experimental platform.展开更多
The nature of resistive transition of high-quality crystalline thin films of YBa2Cu3O7-δhas been studied under magnetic fields（H） applied along the c direction over a wide range of doped holes, p, in the Cu O2 plan...The nature of resistive transition of high-quality crystalline thin films of YBa2Cu3O7-δhas been studied under magnetic fields（H） applied along the c direction over a wide range of doped holes, p, in the Cu O2 planes. The field- and temperature-dependent in-plane resistivity, ρab（T, H）, has been analyzed within the thermally assisted flux-flow（TAFF）formalism. The flux activation energy, U（T, H）, has been extracted from this analysis. The low-T part of the ρab（T, H）data can be described by an activation energy having the functional form of U（T, H） =（1- t）m（H-0/H）β, where t = T /Tc（reduced temperature）, and H0 is a field scale that primarily determines the magnitude of U（T, H）. The temperature exponent, m, shows a systematic variation with p, whereas the field exponent, β, is insensitive to the p values and is close to unity. The H0, on the other hand, changes rapidly as p is varied. U（T, H） is linked to the pinning potential and consequently on the superconducting condensation energy. Since the normal state pseudogap directly affects superconducting condensation energy, a clear correspondence between H0 and the PG energy scale, ε g, is found. Possible implications of these results are discussed.展开更多
文摘The thermal conductivity of epoxy resin can be increased by a factor of eight to ten by loading with highly conductive particles. However, higher loadings increase the viscosity of the resin and hamper its use for liquid composite molding processes. Thus, the enhancement of the out-of-plane thermal conductivity of carbon composites manufactured by VARTM and accomplished by matrix filling is limited to about 250%. In order to derive higher increases in out-of-plane thermal conductivity, additional measures have to be taken. These consist of introducing thermally conductive fibers in out-of-plane direction of the preform using a 3D-weaving process. Measured out-of-plane thermal conductivities of 3D-woven fabric composites are significantly increased compared to a typical laminated composite. It has been shown that if introducing highly conductive z-fibers, the use of a particle filled resin is not necessary and furthermore should be avoided due to the manufacturing problems mentioned above. An existing analytical model was altered to predict the effective thermal conductivity as a function of the composite material properties such as the thermal conductivities and volume contents of fibers in in-plane and out-of-plane directions, the thermal conductivity of the loaded resin, the grid-density of the out- of-plane fibers, and material properties of the contacting material. The predicted results are compared with measured data of manufactured samples.
基金co-supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.52177028)in part by the Aeronautical Science Foundation of China(No.201907051002)。
文摘To improve the heat dissipation performance,this paper proposes a novel hybrid cooling method for high-speed high-power Permanent Magnet assisted Synchronous Reluctance Starter/Generator(PMa Syn R S/G)in aerospace applications.The hybrid cooling structure with oil circulation in the housing,oil spray at winding ends and rotor end surface is firstly proposed for the PMa Syn R S/G.Then the accurate loss calculation of the PMa Syn R S/G is proposed,which includes air gap friction loss under oil spray cooling,copper loss,stator and rotor core loss,permanent magnet eddy current loss and bearing loss.The parameter sensitivity analysis of the hybrid cooling structure is proposed,while the equivalent thermal network model of the PMa Syn R S/G is established considering the uneven spraying at the winding ends.Finally,the effectiveness of the proposed hybrid cooling method is demonstrated on a 40 k W/24000 r/min PMa Syn R S/G experimental platform.
基金the Mac Diarmid Institute for Advanced Materials and Nanotechnology, New Zealand, and the IRC in Superconductivity, University of Cambridge, UK, for funding this research
文摘The nature of resistive transition of high-quality crystalline thin films of YBa2Cu3O7-δhas been studied under magnetic fields（H） applied along the c direction over a wide range of doped holes, p, in the Cu O2 planes. The field- and temperature-dependent in-plane resistivity, ρab（T, H）, has been analyzed within the thermally assisted flux-flow（TAFF）formalism. The flux activation energy, U（T, H）, has been extracted from this analysis. The low-T part of the ρab（T, H）data can be described by an activation energy having the functional form of U（T, H） =（1- t）m（H-0/H）β, where t = T /Tc（reduced temperature）, and H0 is a field scale that primarily determines the magnitude of U（T, H）. The temperature exponent, m, shows a systematic variation with p, whereas the field exponent, β, is insensitive to the p values and is close to unity. The H0, on the other hand, changes rapidly as p is varied. U（T, H） is linked to the pinning potential and consequently on the superconducting condensation energy. Since the normal state pseudogap directly affects superconducting condensation energy, a clear correspondence between H0 and the PG energy scale, ε g, is found. Possible implications of these results are discussed.
