计算破损船舶稳性的表面元法

采用表面元法计算船舶的稳性 .这种方法是把船舶的表面分解成许多小的表面单元 ,然后计算在某一倾角下每个小单元所承受的静压力 ,对静压力进行积分就可得到浮力的大小、方向和作用线 ,从而算出某倾角下的回复力矩 .对实船的稳性计算结果表明 ,无论是破损船 ,还是未破损船 。

石墨烯纳米片阵列的表面等离激元法诺共振

为了在中红外波段获得多阶表面等离激元法诺共振,设计了结构简单、制备方便的非对称石墨烯纳米片二聚体阵列超表面。采用有限元分析方法,对各阶法诺共振峰产生的物理机制,费米能级、纳米片结构及相对位置等因素对法诺共振的影响进行了理论分析。结果表明,随着费米能级的增加,法诺共振发生蓝移;表面等离激元共振效应增强,同时增强了近场的局域效应;随着纳米片二聚体的大小和位置的不对称性增加,法诺线型的非对称性也随之增加;这种结构简单的多阶表面等离激元法诺共振有望在生物传感及相关领域得到广泛应用。该研究为进一步的实验研究提供了理论参考。

Surface edge element method for 3-D electromagnetic computation

A surface edge element method is proposed and implemented in the study ofelectromagnetic scattering fields of general targets. The basis functions for surfaces of arbitraryshape are derived according to the geometrical properties of each triangular patch. The proposedbasis functions are 3-D linear functions and the tangential components of the vectors are continuousas the traditional edge element method. Combined field integral equations (CFIE) that include bothelectrical field and magnetic field integral equations are used to model the electromagneticscattering of general dielectric targets. Special treatment for singularity is presented to enhancethe quality of numerical solutions. The proposed method is used to compute the scattering fieldsfrom various targets. Numerical results obtained by the proposed method are validated by resultsfrom other numerical methods.

Modeling of contact surface morphology and dust particles by using finite element method

The effect of dust particles on electric contacts and a hazardous size range of hard dust particles using a rigid model were discussed before. As further research, elastic-plastic model of finite element analysis was established in this work, which is closer to real condition. In this work, the behavior of large size and small size particles, and the influence of particles hardness were investigated. The calculating result of small-size particles presents a general hazardous size coefficient for different contact surface morphology; for large-size particles, it presents a hazardous size coefficient for complicated composition of the dust. And the effect of the dust shape is also discussed.

Phase Field Simulation of Intragranular Microvoids Evolution Due to Surface Diffusion in Stress Field

Based on the bulk free energy density and the degenerate mobility constructed by the quartic double-well potential function,a phase field model is established to simulate the evolution of intragranular microvoids due to surface diffusion in a stress field.The corresponding phase field governing equations are derived.The evolution of elliptical microvoids with different stressesΛ,aspect ratiosβand linewidths hˉis calculated using the mesh adaptation finite element method and the reliability of the procedure is verified.The results show that there exist critical values of the stressΛc,the aspect ratioβc and the linewidth hˉc of intragranular microvoids under equivalent biaxial tensile stress.When Λ≥Λ_(c),β≥β_(c) or h≤h_(c),the elliptical microvoids are instable with an extending crack tip.WhenΛ<Λ_(c),β<β_(c) or hˉ>h_(c),the elliptical microvoids gradually cylindricalize and remain a stable shape.The instability time decreases with increasing the stress or the aspect ratio,while increases with increasing the linewidth.In addition,for the interconnects containing two elliptical voids not far apart,the stress will promote the merging of the voids.

Effects of surface finish and treatment on the fatigue behaviour of vibrating cylinder block using frequency response approach

This paper presents the effects of surface finish and treatment on the high cycle fatigue behaviour of vibrating cylinder block of a new two-stroke free piston engine at complex variable amplitude loading conditions using frequency response approach. Finite element modelling and frequency response analysis was conducted using finite element analysis software Package MSC.PATRAN/MSC.NASTRAN and fatigue life prediction was carded out using MSC.FATIGUE software. Based on the finite element results, different frequency response approach was applied to predict the cylinder block fatigue life. Results for different load histories and material combinations are also discussed. Results indicated great effects for all surface finish and treatment. It is concluded that polished and cast surface finish conditions give the highest and lowest cylinder block lives, respectively; and that Nitrided treatment leads to longest cylinder block life. The results were used to draw contour plots of fatigue life and damage in the worst or most damaging case.

Effect of crack face contact on dynamic stress intensity factors for a hole-edge crack

In order to determine the dynamic stress intensity factors(DSIFs)for a single edge crack at the center hole of a finite plate under a compressive step loading parallel to the crack,the finite element method was employed to solve the cracked plate problem.The square-root stress singularity around the crack tip was simulated by quarter point singular elements collapsed by 8-node two-dimensional isoparametric elements.The DSIFs with and without considering crack face contact situations were evaluated by using the displacement correlation technique,and the influence of contact interaction between crack surfaces on DSIFs was investigated.The numerical results show that if the contact interaction between crack surfaces is ignored,the negative mode I DSIFs may be obtained and a physically impossible interpenetration or overlap of the crack surfaces will occur.Thus the crack face contact has a significant influence on the mode I DSIFs.

Numerical Simulation of Surface Acoustic Wave and Detection of Surface Crack in Steel

The surface acoustic wave （SAW） propagating in a sample of steel is simulated by using finite element method （FEM）. The waves are excited by a load function with propagation properties such as phase velocity disper- sion and wide bandwidth. A two-dimensional model consisting of surface defects loaded with a wideband 50--200 M Hz and short time 0.1 gs displacement function is investigated in the time and frequency domains. By transient dy- namic analysis, Fourier transform and dispersion calculation, snapshots of propagating wave and responses from sens- ing points are presented. It is indicated that this supervision approach is sensitive to the surface cracks and reflections.

Adaptive Lagrange finite element methods for high precision vibrations and piezoelectric acoustic wave computations in SMT structures and plates with nano interfaces

This paper discusses the validity of (adaptive) Lagrange generalized plain finite element method (FEM) and plate element method for accurate analysis of acoustic waves in multi-layered piezoelectric structures with tiny interfaces between metal electrodes and surface mounted piezoelectric substrates. We have come to conclusion that the quantitative relationships between the acoustic and electric fields in a piezoelectric structure can be accurately determined through the proposed finite element methods. The higher-order Lagrange FEM proposed for dynamic piezoelectric computation is proved to be very accurate (prescribed relative error 0.02% - 0.04% ) and a great improvement in convergence accuracy over the higher order Mindlin plate element method for piezoelectric structural analysis due to the assumptions and corrections in the plate theories.The converged lagrange finite element methods are compared with the plate element methods and the computedresults are in good agreement with available exact and experimental data. The adaptive Lagrange finite elementmethods and a new FEA computer program developed for macro- and micro-scale analyses are reviewed, and recently extended with great potential to high-precision nano-scale analysis in this paper and the similarities between piezoelectric and seismic wave propagations in layered structures and plates are stressed.

Numerical simulation of bistatic scattering from fractal rough surface in the finite element method

By using the Monte Carlo method and numerical finite elementapproach, bistatic scattering from the fractal and Gaussian rough surfaces is studied. The difference between these two surfaces and their functional dependence on the surface parameters are discussed. Angular variation of bistatic scattering from the fractal surface is very significant, even for fairly smooth surface, whilst scattering from the Gaussian rough surface tends to the specular reflection. The slope of angular variation is linearly related with the fractal dimension. If an electrically_large target is placed over the rough surface, the fractal dimension inverted from bistatic scattering would be reduced. As the surfaces become very rough, scattering from different fractal and Gaussian surfaces would be not identified.

A mass-conservative average flow model based on finite element method for complex textured surfaces

A mass-conservative average flow model based on the finite element method(FEM) is introduced to predict the performances of textured surfaces applied in mechanical seals or thrust bearings.In this model,the Jakobsson-Floberg-Olsson(JFO) boundary conditions are applied to the average flow model for ensuring the mass-conservative law.Moreover,the non-uniform triangular grid is utilized,which can deal with the problem of complex geometric shapes.By adopting the modeling techniques,the model proposed here is capable of dealing with complex textured surfaces.The algorithm is proved correct by the numerical experiment.In addition,the model is employed to gain further insight into the influences of the dimples with different shapes and orientations on smooth and rough surfaces on the load-carrying capacity.