The hydrodynamic effects of molten surface of titanium alloy on the morphology evolution by intense pulsed ion beam （IPIB） irradiation are studied. It is experimentally revealed that under irradiation of IPIB pulses...The hydrodynamic effects of molten surface of titanium alloy on the morphology evolution by intense pulsed ion beam （IPIB） irradiation are studied. It is experimentally revealed that under irradiation of IPIB pulses, the surface morphology of titanium alloy in a spatial scale of μm exhibits an obvious smoothening trend. The mechanism of this phenomenon is explained by the mass transfer caused by the surface tension of molten metal. Hydrodynamic simulation with a combination of the finite element method and the level set method reveals that the change in curvature on the molten surface leads to uneven distribution of surface tension. Mass transfer is caused by the relief of surface tension, and meanwhile a flattening trend in the surface morphology evolution is achieved.展开更多
Two-dimensional numerical research has been carried out on the ablation effects of titanium target irradiated by intense pulsed ion beam （IPIB） generated by TEMP Ⅱ accelerator. Temporal and spatial evolution of the...Two-dimensional numerical research has been carried out on the ablation effects of titanium target irradiated by intense pulsed ion beam （IPIB） generated by TEMP Ⅱ accelerator. Temporal and spatial evolution of the ablation process of the target during a pulse time has been simulated. We have come to the conclusion that the melting and evaporating process begin from the surface and the target is ablated layer by layer when the target is irradiated by the IPIB. Meanwhile, we also obtained the result that the average ablation velocity in target central region is about 10 m/s, which is far less than the ejection velocity of the plume plasma formed by irradiation. Different effects have been compared to the different ratio of the ions and different energy density of IPIB while the target is irradiated by pulsed beams.展开更多
Energy deposition of intense pulsed ion beam （IPIB） on the Ti target based on the 2D model of IPIB density has been simulated by the Monte Carlo （MC） method. Taking the deposited energy as the thermal source, we h...Energy deposition of intense pulsed ion beam （IPIB） on the Ti target based on the 2D model of IPIB density has been simulated by the Monte Carlo （MC） method. Taking the deposited energy as the thermal source, we have established the ablation model of the target and calculated the spatial and temporal evolution of the ablation shape of the Ti target irradiated by IPIB with different energy densities. We have also established the ejection model of the hydrodynamic equations related to the ablation shape of the target by using the ablation results as the initial conditions of plasma formed by IPIB irradiation. The spatially and temporally evoluted profiles of the plasma pressure and mass density are calculated.展开更多
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant No 1175012the China Postdoctoral Science Foundation under Grant No 2016M600897the National Science and Technology Major Project of the Ministry of Science and Technology of China under Grant No 2013ZX04001-071
文摘The hydrodynamic effects of molten surface of titanium alloy on the morphology evolution by intense pulsed ion beam （IPIB） irradiation are studied. It is experimentally revealed that under irradiation of IPIB pulses, the surface morphology of titanium alloy in a spatial scale of μm exhibits an obvious smoothening trend. The mechanism of this phenomenon is explained by the mass transfer caused by the surface tension of molten metal. Hydrodynamic simulation with a combination of the finite element method and the level set method reveals that the change in curvature on the molten surface leads to uneven distribution of surface tension. Mass transfer is caused by the relief of surface tension, and meanwhile a flattening trend in the surface morphology evolution is achieved.
文摘Two-dimensional numerical research has been carried out on the ablation effects of titanium target irradiated by intense pulsed ion beam （IPIB） generated by TEMP Ⅱ accelerator. Temporal and spatial evolution of the ablation process of the target during a pulse time has been simulated. We have come to the conclusion that the melting and evaporating process begin from the surface and the target is ablated layer by layer when the target is irradiated by the IPIB. Meanwhile, we also obtained the result that the average ablation velocity in target central region is about 10 m/s, which is far less than the ejection velocity of the plume plasma formed by irradiation. Different effects have been compared to the different ratio of the ions and different energy density of IPIB while the target is irradiated by pulsed beams.
基金supported by the International Collaboration Funds (Nos. 0010760807, 10160420799)
文摘Energy deposition of intense pulsed ion beam （IPIB） on the Ti target based on the 2D model of IPIB density has been simulated by the Monte Carlo （MC） method. Taking the deposited energy as the thermal source, we have established the ablation model of the target and calculated the spatial and temporal evolution of the ablation shape of the Ti target irradiated by IPIB with different energy densities. We have also established the ejection model of the hydrodynamic equations related to the ablation shape of the target by using the ablation results as the initial conditions of plasma formed by IPIB irradiation. The spatially and temporally evoluted profiles of the plasma pressure and mass density are calculated.
