In this paper, the acoustic scale effects and boundary effects for the similitude model of underwater complex shell-structure are investigated. The similitude conditions and relations between the similitude model and ...In this paper, the acoustic scale effects and boundary effects for the similitude model of underwater complex shell-structure are investigated. The similitude conditions and relations between the similitude model and its prototype were studied in the references. This paper investigates the acoustic scale effects for the similitude model, which are influenced by loss factor, shear and rotatory inertia. At the same time, the boundary effects which are influenced by surface sound reflection are investigated in the experiment of similitude model. The results show that the acoustic scale effects may be controlled with model designing, the boundary effects can be controlled with experimental designing between the similitude model and its prototype.展开更多
The internal length scale(ILS)is a dominant parameter in strain gradient plasticity(SGP)theories,which helps to successfully explain the size effect of metals at the microscale.However,the ILS is usually introduced in...The internal length scale(ILS)is a dominant parameter in strain gradient plasticity(SGP)theories,which helps to successfully explain the size effect of metals at the microscale.However,the ILS is usually introduced into strain gradient frameworks for dimensional consistency and is model-dependent.Even now,its physical meaning,connection with the microstructure of the material,and dependence on the strain level have not been thoroughly elucidated.In the current work,Aifantis'SGP model is reformulated by incorporating a recently proposed power-law relation for strain-dependent ILS.A further extension of Aifantis'SGP model by including the grain size effect is conducted according to the Hall-Petch formulation,and then the predictions are compared with torsion experiments of thin wires.It is revealed that the ILS depends on the sample size and grain size simultaneously;these dependencies are dominated by the dislocation spacing and can be well described through the strain hardenmg exponent.Furthermore,both the original and generalized Aifantis models provide larger estimated values for the ILS than Fleck-Hutchinson's theory.展开更多
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文摘In this paper, the acoustic scale effects and boundary effects for the similitude model of underwater complex shell-structure are investigated. The similitude conditions and relations between the similitude model and its prototype were studied in the references. This paper investigates the acoustic scale effects for the similitude model, which are influenced by loss factor, shear and rotatory inertia. At the same time, the boundary effects which are influenced by surface sound reflection are investigated in the experiment of similitude model. The results show that the acoustic scale effects may be controlled with model designing, the boundary effects can be controlled with experimental designing between the similitude model and its prototype.
文摘The internal length scale(ILS)is a dominant parameter in strain gradient plasticity(SGP)theories,which helps to successfully explain the size effect of metals at the microscale.However,the ILS is usually introduced into strain gradient frameworks for dimensional consistency and is model-dependent.Even now,its physical meaning,connection with the microstructure of the material,and dependence on the strain level have not been thoroughly elucidated.In the current work,Aifantis'SGP model is reformulated by incorporating a recently proposed power-law relation for strain-dependent ILS.A further extension of Aifantis'SGP model by including the grain size effect is conducted according to the Hall-Petch formulation,and then the predictions are compared with torsion experiments of thin wires.It is revealed that the ILS depends on the sample size and grain size simultaneously;these dependencies are dominated by the dislocation spacing and can be well described through the strain hardenmg exponent.Furthermore,both the original and generalized Aifantis models provide larger estimated values for the ILS than Fleck-Hutchinson's theory.
