云峰电站坝基F_(15)断层稳定分析

云峰水电站在坝基开挖时发现右岸 50～ 51号坝段坝基出露有 F15缓倾角断层，至今没有进行过处理。本文对坝基 F15断层的稳定性进行了分析，认为 51号坝段抗滑稳定不满足要求，故对此提出 5点改进建议。

Effects of rarefaction on the characteristics of micro gas journal bearings

Given the definition of the reference Knudsen number for micro gas journal bearings,the range in the number is related to the viscosity of air at different temperatures. A modified Reynolds equation for micro gas journal bearings based on Burgdorfer's first-order slip boundary condition is proposed that takes into account the gas rarefaction effect. The finite difference method (FDM) is adopted to solve the modified Reynolds equation to obtain the pressure profiles,load capacities and attitude angles for micro gas journal bearings at different reference Knudsen numbers,bearing numbers and journal eccentricity ratios. Numerical analysis shows that pressure profiles and non-dimensional load capacities decrease markedly as gas rarefaction in-creases. Attitude angles change conversely,and when the eccentricity ratio is less than 0.6,the attitude angles rise slightly and the influence of the reference Knudsen number is not marked. In addition,the effect of gas rarefaction on the non-dimensional load capacity and attitude angle decreases with smaller bearing numbers.

Mathematical Modelling and Experimental Investigation of Gas Flow in Minichannels and Microchannels

The first part of this study is focused on the numerical modelling and experimental investigation of transonic flow through a 2D model of the male rotor-housing gap in a dry screw compressor.Numerical simulations of the clearance flow are performed with the help of the in-house compressible Navier-Stokes solver.Experimental measurements based on the Schlieren method in Toepler configuration are carried out.The objective of the second part of the study is to derive the analytical solution of gas microflow development in a gap between two parallel plates.The microflow is assumed to be laminar,incompressible and the velocity slip boundary conditions are considered at the walls.The constant velocity profile is prescribed at the inlet.For the mathematical description of the problem,the Oseen equation is used.The analytical results are compared with the numerical ones obtained using the developed incompressible Navier-Stokes solver including the slip flow boundary conditions.

Effects of Interfaces on Dynamics in Micro-Fluidic Devices：Slip-Boundaries' Impact on Rotation Characteristics of Polar Liquid Film Motors

A new approach for exploring effects of interfaces on polar liquids is presented. Their impact on the polar liquid film motor(PLFM) – a novel micro-fluidic device – is studied. We account for the interface's impact by modeling slip boundary effects on the PLFM's electro-hydro-dynamical rotations. Our analytical results show as k = l_s/R increases(with ls denoting the slip length resulting from the interface's impact on the film's properties, k >-1 and R denoting the film's radius):(a) PLFMs subsequently exhibit rotation characteristics under "negative-", "no-", "partial-" and"perfect-" slip boundary conditions;(b) The maximum value of the linear velocity of the steady rotating film increases linearly and its location approaches the film's border;(c) The decay of the angular velocities' dependency on the distance from the center of the film slows down, resulting in a macroscopic flow near the boundary. With our calculated rotation speed distributions consistent with the existing experimental ones, research aiming at fitting computed to measured distributions promises identifying the factors affecting ls, e.g., solid-fluid potential interactions and surface roughness.The consistency also is advantageous for optimizing PLFM's applications as micro-washers, centrifuges, mixers in the lab-on-a-chip.

Transport of Cu-H2O nanofluid through a channel with wavy walls under velocity slip and connective boundary conditions

Present study examines the mixed convective peristaltic transport of Cu-H2O nanofluid with velocity slip and convective boundary conditions. Analysis is performed using the two-phase model of the nanofluid. Viscous dissipation and heat generation/absorption effects are also taken into account. Problem is formulated using the long wavelength and low Reynolds number approach. Numerical solutions for the pressure rise per wavelength, pressure gradient, axial velocity, temperature and heat transfer rate at the boundaxy are obtained and studied through graphs. Results show that the area of peristaltic pumping decreases with an increase in the nanoparticles volume fraction. Increase in the velocity slip parameter shows an increase of the pressure gradient in the occluded part of the channel. Further, addition of copper nanoparticles reduces both the axial velocity and temperature of the base fluid. Temperature of the nanofluid also decreases sufficiently for an increase in the value of Blot number.