A mathematical model and finite element model for analysis of temperature rise of the hoisting machine brake sys- tem was constructed, limit conditions were defined, and the law of temperature rise of brake shoes duri...A mathematical model and finite element model for analysis of temperature rise of the hoisting machine brake sys- tem was constructed, limit conditions were defined, and the law of temperature rise of brake shoes during emergent brake course was analyzed and calculated by using finite element software. By analyzing the calculation results, the law of tempera- ture change of surface of brake disk and shoes during the braking process was found. The law of brake shoes surface tempera- ture distribution and the law of temperature change along with thickness of brake shoes at brake time 0.5 s, 1.0 s and 1.5 s was analyzed. A hoisting machine emergent braking test was carried out. Finally, the author concluded that velocity rebound in the process of hoisting machine emergent brake is due to decreased friction coefficient caused by the temperature rise of the brake shoes surface.展开更多
Variations of sea surface height (SSH) in the Kuroshio south of Japan are addressed by analyzing 19-year (1993-2011) altimetry data from AVISO. Regionally averaged time series of observed SSH had a rising linear t...Variations of sea surface height (SSH) in the Kuroshio south of Japan are addressed by analyzing 19-year (1993-2011) altimetry data from AVISO. Regionally averaged time series of observed SSH had a rising linear trend at 2.64+0.72 mrn/a in this period. By analyzing the power spectra, several periods were recognized in temporal SSH variations, including those around 90 and 360 days. The seasonal cycle of SSH was minimum in winter (February) and maximum in summer (August), with peak-to-peak amplitude about 20.0 cm. The spatial distribution of linear trends was inhomogeneous, with a rising linear trend along the coastline and a tripole structure offshore. Spatial distributions of standard deviation of seasonal SSH show very dynamic activities in the southeast of Kyushu and south of Honshu. Seasonal variations of observed SSH are partially explained by surface buoyancy forcing, local wind forcing and the steric component related to subsurface water beneath the mixed layer. Results show different spatial distributions of correlation coefficient and estimation skill between seasonally observed and modeled SSH, which are calculated from surface buoyancy flux, local wind forcing and the steric component related to subsurface water. Of those three, the surface buoyancy flux has a greater contribution to variations of observed SSH on the seasonal time scale south of Japan.展开更多
Designing high entropy alloys(HEAs) with high strength and excellent ductility has attracted extensive scientific interest. In the present work, the CALPHAD(calculation of phase diagrams) method was applied to guide t...Designing high entropy alloys(HEAs) with high strength and excellent ductility has attracted extensive scientific interest. In the present work, the CALPHAD(calculation of phase diagrams) method was applied to guide the design of an(FeCoNi)92Al2.5Ti5.5 HEA strengthened by precipitation hardening. The grain size as well as the size and volume fraction of the precipitates was tailored via a thermomechanical process to optimize the mechanical properties.The uniformly dispersed nano-precipitates are Ni3(Al,Ti)-type precipitates with an L12 ordered structure presenting a fully coherent interface with the face-centered cubic(FCC) matrix.The yield strength of the alloy increases from 338.3 to1355.9 MPa and the ultimate tensile strength increases from 759.3 to 1488.1 MPa, while the elongation maintains a reasonable value of 8.1%. The striking enhancement of strength is mainly caused by the precipitate’s hardening mechanism,which is evaluated quantitatively by various analytical models.The deformation-induced microbands and the coherent precipitates sheared by dislocations are the deformation and strengthening mechanisms contributing to the superior combination of ductility and strength in the present HEA.This investigation demonstrates that the CALPHAD method is beneficial to the design and optimization of HEAs.展开更多
Aircraft engines deteriorate during continuous operation under the action of external factors including fouling, corrosion, and abrasion. The increased surface roughness of compressor passage walls limits airflow and ...Aircraft engines deteriorate during continuous operation under the action of external factors including fouling, corrosion, and abrasion. The increased surface roughness of compressor passage walls limits airflow and leads to flow loss. However, the partial increase of roughness may also restrain flow separation and reduce flow loss. It is necessary to explore methods that will lower compressor deterioration, thereby improving the overall performance. The experimental research on the effects of surface roughness on highly loaded compressor cascade aerodynamics has been conducted in a low-speed linear cascade wind tunnel. The different levels of roughness are arranged on the suction surface and pressure surface, respectively. Ink-trace flow visualization has been used to measure the flow field on the walls of cascades, and a five-hole probe has been traversed across one pitch at the outlet. By comparing the total pressure loss coefficient, the distributions of the secondary-flow speed vector, and flow fields of various cases, the effects of surface roughness on the aerodynamics of a highly loaded compressor cascade are analyzed and discussed. The results show that adding surface roughness on the suction surface and pressure surface make the loss decrease in most cases. Increasing the surface roughness on the suction surface causes reduced flow speed near the blade, which helps to decrease mixing loss at the cascades outlet. Meanwhile, adding surface roughness on the suction surface restrains flow separation, leading to less flow loss. Various levels of surface roughness mostly weaken the flow turning capacity to various degrees, except in specific cases.展开更多
With significantly enhanced irradiation resistance,high-temperature strength,and creep resistance,oxide-dispersion-strengthened tungsten(ODS-W)alloys present tremendous potential for high-temperature applications.Howe...With significantly enhanced irradiation resistance,high-temperature strength,and creep resistance,oxide-dispersion-strengthened tungsten(ODS-W)alloys present tremendous potential for high-temperature applications.However,the oxide particles tend to segregate at W grain boundary and grow up(even to micron),greatly suppressing their strengthening effect.It is always a great challenge to effectively refine and disperse the oxide particles at W grain boundary.Here,we successfully developed a new type of cation-doped W-Y2O3 alloy via a wet chemical method and subsequent low-temperature sintering.It was found that proper cation doping could not only significantly refine the intergranular Y2O3 second phase particles but also dramatically improve the sinterability of W matrix.These doping effects,as a result,simultaneously enhance the strength and ductility of the W-Y2O3 alloy.It was confirmed that the segregation of cation dopants at the W/Y2O3 interface is the origin of these doping effects.Furthermore,X-ray photoemission spectra(XPS)analyses confirmed that cation dopant segregation also obviously affects the chemical bonding(i.e.,W–O bond)along the W/Y2O3 interface.As a result,the ratelimiting mechanism for W grain growth is influenced remarkably,explaining well the difference of W grain size in various cation-doped W-Y2O3 alloys.For the refinement of intergranular Y2O3 particles,it can be understood well from both thermodynamic and kinetic views.Detailedly,W/Y2O3 interfacial energy and atom mobility for Y2O3 coarsening are all limited by cation dopant segregation.More importantly,this cation-doping approach can also be applicable to other ODS alloys for enhancing their comprehensive mechanical properties.展开更多
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (50875252)
文摘A mathematical model and finite element model for analysis of temperature rise of the hoisting machine brake sys- tem was constructed, limit conditions were defined, and the law of temperature rise of brake shoes during emergent brake course was analyzed and calculated by using finite element software. By analyzing the calculation results, the law of tempera- ture change of surface of brake disk and shoes during the braking process was found. The law of brake shoes surface tempera- ture distribution and the law of temperature change along with thickness of brake shoes at brake time 0.5 s, 1.0 s and 1.5 s was analyzed. A hoisting machine emergent braking test was carried out. Finally, the author concluded that velocity rebound in the process of hoisting machine emergent brake is due to decreased friction coefficient caused by the temperature rise of the brake shoes surface.
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.41230420)the Basic Research Program of Science and Technology Projects of Qingdao(No.11-1-4-95-jch)the Knowledge Innovation Program of Chinese Academy of Sciences(No.KZCX2-EW-201)
文摘Variations of sea surface height (SSH) in the Kuroshio south of Japan are addressed by analyzing 19-year (1993-2011) altimetry data from AVISO. Regionally averaged time series of observed SSH had a rising linear trend at 2.64+0.72 mrn/a in this period. By analyzing the power spectra, several periods were recognized in temporal SSH variations, including those around 90 and 360 days. The seasonal cycle of SSH was minimum in winter (February) and maximum in summer (August), with peak-to-peak amplitude about 20.0 cm. The spatial distribution of linear trends was inhomogeneous, with a rising linear trend along the coastline and a tripole structure offshore. Spatial distributions of standard deviation of seasonal SSH show very dynamic activities in the southeast of Kyushu and south of Honshu. Seasonal variations of observed SSH are partially explained by surface buoyancy forcing, local wind forcing and the steric component related to subsurface water beneath the mixed layer. Results show different spatial distributions of correlation coefficient and estimation skill between seasonally observed and modeled SSH, which are calculated from surface buoyancy flux, local wind forcing and the steric component related to subsurface water. Of those three, the surface buoyancy flux has a greater contribution to variations of observed SSH on the seasonal time scale south of Japan.
基金supported by the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities of Central South University (2019zzts052)the National Natural Science Foundation of China (51828102)
文摘Designing high entropy alloys(HEAs) with high strength and excellent ductility has attracted extensive scientific interest. In the present work, the CALPHAD(calculation of phase diagrams) method was applied to guide the design of an(FeCoNi)92Al2.5Ti5.5 HEA strengthened by precipitation hardening. The grain size as well as the size and volume fraction of the precipitates was tailored via a thermomechanical process to optimize the mechanical properties.The uniformly dispersed nano-precipitates are Ni3(Al,Ti)-type precipitates with an L12 ordered structure presenting a fully coherent interface with the face-centered cubic(FCC) matrix.The yield strength of the alloy increases from 338.3 to1355.9 MPa and the ultimate tensile strength increases from 759.3 to 1488.1 MPa, while the elongation maintains a reasonable value of 8.1%. The striking enhancement of strength is mainly caused by the precipitate’s hardening mechanism,which is evaluated quantitatively by various analytical models.The deformation-induced microbands and the coherent precipitates sheared by dislocations are the deformation and strengthening mechanisms contributing to the superior combination of ductility and strength in the present HEA.This investigation demonstrates that the CALPHAD method is beneficial to the design and optimization of HEAs.
基金Financially supported from"National Natural Science Foundation of China"(Grant No.51206035)"the Foundation for Innovative Research Groups of the National Natural Science Foundation of China"(Grant No.51121004)
文摘Aircraft engines deteriorate during continuous operation under the action of external factors including fouling, corrosion, and abrasion. The increased surface roughness of compressor passage walls limits airflow and leads to flow loss. However, the partial increase of roughness may also restrain flow separation and reduce flow loss. It is necessary to explore methods that will lower compressor deterioration, thereby improving the overall performance. The experimental research on the effects of surface roughness on highly loaded compressor cascade aerodynamics has been conducted in a low-speed linear cascade wind tunnel. The different levels of roughness are arranged on the suction surface and pressure surface, respectively. Ink-trace flow visualization has been used to measure the flow field on the walls of cascades, and a five-hole probe has been traversed across one pitch at the outlet. By comparing the total pressure loss coefficient, the distributions of the secondary-flow speed vector, and flow fields of various cases, the effects of surface roughness on the aerodynamics of a highly loaded compressor cascade are analyzed and discussed. The results show that adding surface roughness on the suction surface and pressure surface make the loss decrease in most cases. Increasing the surface roughness on the suction surface causes reduced flow speed near the blade, which helps to decrease mixing loss at the cascades outlet. Meanwhile, adding surface roughness on the suction surface restrains flow separation, leading to less flow loss. Various levels of surface roughness mostly weaken the flow turning capacity to various degrees, except in specific cases.
基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China(51822404)the Science and Technology Program of Tianjin(19YFZCGX00790 and 18YFZCGX00070)+1 种基金the Natural Science Foundation of Tianjin(18JCYBJC17900)the Seed Foundation of Tianjin University(2018XRX-0005)。
文摘With significantly enhanced irradiation resistance,high-temperature strength,and creep resistance,oxide-dispersion-strengthened tungsten(ODS-W)alloys present tremendous potential for high-temperature applications.However,the oxide particles tend to segregate at W grain boundary and grow up(even to micron),greatly suppressing their strengthening effect.It is always a great challenge to effectively refine and disperse the oxide particles at W grain boundary.Here,we successfully developed a new type of cation-doped W-Y2O3 alloy via a wet chemical method and subsequent low-temperature sintering.It was found that proper cation doping could not only significantly refine the intergranular Y2O3 second phase particles but also dramatically improve the sinterability of W matrix.These doping effects,as a result,simultaneously enhance the strength and ductility of the W-Y2O3 alloy.It was confirmed that the segregation of cation dopants at the W/Y2O3 interface is the origin of these doping effects.Furthermore,X-ray photoemission spectra(XPS)analyses confirmed that cation dopant segregation also obviously affects the chemical bonding(i.e.,W–O bond)along the W/Y2O3 interface.As a result,the ratelimiting mechanism for W grain growth is influenced remarkably,explaining well the difference of W grain size in various cation-doped W-Y2O3 alloys.For the refinement of intergranular Y2O3 particles,it can be understood well from both thermodynamic and kinetic views.Detailedly,W/Y2O3 interfacial energy and atom mobility for Y2O3 coarsening are all limited by cation dopant segregation.More importantly,this cation-doping approach can also be applicable to other ODS alloys for enhancing their comprehensive mechanical properties.