The deflection angle of a river bend plays an important role on behaviours of the flow within it, and a clear understanding of the angle's influence is significant in both theoretical study and engineering applica...The deflection angle of a river bend plays an important role on behaviours of the flow within it, and a clear understanding of the angle's influence is significant in both theoretical study and engineering application. This paper presents a systematic numerical investigation on effects of deflection angles(30°, 60°, 90°, 120°, 150°, and 180°) on flow phenomena and their evolution in open-channel bends using a Re-Normalization Group(RNG) κ-ε model and a volume of fluid(VOF) method. The numerical results indicate that the deflection angle is a key factor for flows in bends. It is shown that the maximum transverse slope of water surface occurs at the middle cross section of a bend, and it increases with the deflection angle. Besides a major vortex, or, the primary circulation cell near the channel bottom, a secondary vortex, or, an outer bank cell, may also appear above the former and near the outer bank when the deflection angle is sufficiently large, and it will gradually migrate towards the inner bank and evolve into an inner bank cell. The strength of the secondary circulations increases with the deflection angle. The simulation demonstrates that there is alow-stress zone on the bed near the outer bank and a high-stress zone on the bed near the inner bank, and both of them increase in size with the deflection angle. The maximum of shear stress on the inner bank increases nonlinearly with the angle, and its maximums on the outer bank and on the bed take place when the deflection angle becomes 120°.展开更多
[Objective] The aim was to explore the role of coastal wetlands in phosphorus fixation in the Yellow River Delta.[Method] The research analyzed phosphorus behavior at sediment-water interface by static water column te...[Objective] The aim was to explore the role of coastal wetlands in phosphorus fixation in the Yellow River Delta.[Method] The research analyzed phosphorus behavior at sediment-water interface by static water column test. [Result] The research concluded that phosphorus concentration was in the range of 0.051-0.322 mg/L in overlying water, and phosphorus was effectively removed by degradation and adsorption. The static water column test has demonstrated that phosphorus concentration of coastal wetlands plays the role of accumulation when phosphorus concentration is lower than 7 mg/L in overlying water of coastal wetlands. It is notable that substrates of overlying water all perform well in adsorption, and the adsorption reaches saturation if the concentration goes up to 10 mg/L. [Conclusion] Coastal wetlands would significantly adsorb and degrade phosphorus in overlying water, controlling phosphorus within a lower range.展开更多
To investigate the spring-back behavior of dual-phase (DP) steel, V-shape spring-back experiments with different bending angles, relative bending radii and blank holding forces were carried out in this paper. It is ...To investigate the spring-back behavior of dual-phase (DP) steel, V-shape spring-back experiments with different bending angles, relative bending radii and blank holding forces were carried out in this paper. It is concluded that with the increase of V-shape angle or blank holding force, the spring-back of DP steel sheets decreases; while raising fiIlet radius of punch, which has the most apparent effects on spring-back, advances spring-back angle. Among DP590, DP780 and DP980, higher strength yields more notable spring-back due to larger elastic deformation. The difference of spring-back among these materials is relevant with the microstructure and mechanical properties. The total elastic deformation approximately equals the ratio of the strength corresponding to the applied load to the modulus of elasticity.展开更多
Deformation behaviors of bicrystalline and nano-polycrystalline structures of various tilt angles and inclination angles in two dimensions are investigated in detail using a two-mode phase field crystal model.The inte...Deformation behaviors of bicrystalline and nano-polycrystalline structures of various tilt angles and inclination angles in two dimensions are investigated in detail using a two-mode phase field crystal model.The interaction between grain boundary(GB)and dislocation is also examined in bicrystals and nano-polycrystals that both contain asymmetric and symmetric tilt GBs,with energy analysis being carried out to analyze these processes.During deformation simulations,we assume the volume of each simulation cell at every time step is coincident with that of the initial state just before deformation.Our simulation results show that the behaviors of symmetric and asymmetric GBs in bicrystals and nano-polycrystals differ from each other depending on tilt angle and inclination angle.A new dislocation emission mechanism of interest is observed in bicrystals which contain low angle symmetric tilt GBs.Low angle GB has a higher mobility relative to high angle GB in both bicrystalline and nano-polycrystalline structures,as does asymmetric GB to symmetric GB.The generation,motion,pileup and annihilation of dislocations,grain rotation and grain coalescence are observed,which is consistent with the simulation results obtained by molecular dynamics.These simulation results can provide strong guidelines for experimentation.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No:51579162,51879174 and 51379137)the Open Funds of the State Key Laboratory of Hydraulics and Mountain River Engineering,Sichuan University(SKHL1301,SKHL1509)
文摘The deflection angle of a river bend plays an important role on behaviours of the flow within it, and a clear understanding of the angle's influence is significant in both theoretical study and engineering application. This paper presents a systematic numerical investigation on effects of deflection angles(30°, 60°, 90°, 120°, 150°, and 180°) on flow phenomena and their evolution in open-channel bends using a Re-Normalization Group(RNG) κ-ε model and a volume of fluid(VOF) method. The numerical results indicate that the deflection angle is a key factor for flows in bends. It is shown that the maximum transverse slope of water surface occurs at the middle cross section of a bend, and it increases with the deflection angle. Besides a major vortex, or, the primary circulation cell near the channel bottom, a secondary vortex, or, an outer bank cell, may also appear above the former and near the outer bank when the deflection angle is sufficiently large, and it will gradually migrate towards the inner bank and evolve into an inner bank cell. The strength of the secondary circulations increases with the deflection angle. The simulation demonstrates that there is alow-stress zone on the bed near the outer bank and a high-stress zone on the bed near the inner bank, and both of them increase in size with the deflection angle. The maximum of shear stress on the inner bank increases nonlinearly with the angle, and its maximums on the outer bank and on the bed take place when the deflection angle becomes 120°.
基金Supported by Binzhou Foundation for Development of Science and Technology
文摘[Objective] The aim was to explore the role of coastal wetlands in phosphorus fixation in the Yellow River Delta.[Method] The research analyzed phosphorus behavior at sediment-water interface by static water column test. [Result] The research concluded that phosphorus concentration was in the range of 0.051-0.322 mg/L in overlying water, and phosphorus was effectively removed by degradation and adsorption. The static water column test has demonstrated that phosphorus concentration of coastal wetlands plays the role of accumulation when phosphorus concentration is lower than 7 mg/L in overlying water of coastal wetlands. It is notable that substrates of overlying water all perform well in adsorption, and the adsorption reaches saturation if the concentration goes up to 10 mg/L. [Conclusion] Coastal wetlands would significantly adsorb and degrade phosphorus in overlying water, controlling phosphorus within a lower range.
文摘To investigate the spring-back behavior of dual-phase (DP) steel, V-shape spring-back experiments with different bending angles, relative bending radii and blank holding forces were carried out in this paper. It is concluded that with the increase of V-shape angle or blank holding force, the spring-back of DP steel sheets decreases; while raising fiIlet radius of punch, which has the most apparent effects on spring-back, advances spring-back angle. Among DP590, DP780 and DP980, higher strength yields more notable spring-back due to larger elastic deformation. The difference of spring-back among these materials is relevant with the microstructure and mechanical properties. The total elastic deformation approximately equals the ratio of the strength corresponding to the applied load to the modulus of elasticity.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.51274167 and 51174168)the Northwestern Polytechnical University Foundation for the Fundamental Research(Grant No.JC20120222)
文摘Deformation behaviors of bicrystalline and nano-polycrystalline structures of various tilt angles and inclination angles in two dimensions are investigated in detail using a two-mode phase field crystal model.The interaction between grain boundary(GB)and dislocation is also examined in bicrystals and nano-polycrystals that both contain asymmetric and symmetric tilt GBs,with energy analysis being carried out to analyze these processes.During deformation simulations,we assume the volume of each simulation cell at every time step is coincident with that of the initial state just before deformation.Our simulation results show that the behaviors of symmetric and asymmetric GBs in bicrystals and nano-polycrystals differ from each other depending on tilt angle and inclination angle.A new dislocation emission mechanism of interest is observed in bicrystals which contain low angle symmetric tilt GBs.Low angle GB has a higher mobility relative to high angle GB in both bicrystalline and nano-polycrystalline structures,as does asymmetric GB to symmetric GB.The generation,motion,pileup and annihilation of dislocations,grain rotation and grain coalescence are observed,which is consistent with the simulation results obtained by molecular dynamics.These simulation results can provide strong guidelines for experimentation.