Flow induced oscillation in a cavity and its suppression by means of acoustic excitation were studied both experimentally and numerically. In the experiment it was found that with the leading edge pure tone excitation...Flow induced oscillation in a cavity and its suppression by means of acoustic excitation were studied both experimentally and numerically. In the experiment it was found that with the leading edge pure tone excitation at some frequencies and intensities. the flow-induced oscillation in the cavity could be greatly suppressed. Cavity flows both with and without acoustic excitation were studied by solving the 2-D time-dependent Reynolds averaged Navier Stokes equations using explicit predictor-corrector difference algorithm of MacCormack. Effects of turbulence were simulated via Cebeci-Smith turbulence mode with relaxation modification. The computational and experimental results are compared. and good agreement is obtained.展开更多
The direct and indirect power flows among three non-conservatively series-coupled oscillators subjected to random forces have been investigated by the numerical method. The relationship between the power flows and the...The direct and indirect power flows among three non-conservatively series-coupled oscillators subjected to random forces have been investigated by the numerical method. The relationship between the power flows and the parameters of the oscillators and couplings have been studied. It is shown that the indirect power flow is caused by the resonant transmission between the indirectly coupled oscillators. Once the parameters of the oscillator elements have been settled, the indirect power flow is mainly determined by the coupling stiffness k3 and k4, and is less infiuenced by coupling dampings c3 and c4. The indirect power flow cannot be ignored in strong coupling conditions. Because of the resonant transmission between the indirectly coupled oscillators, the indirect power flow still cannot be neglected even if the coupling stiffness is relatively small and the coupling damping is relatively great展开更多
文摘Flow induced oscillation in a cavity and its suppression by means of acoustic excitation were studied both experimentally and numerically. In the experiment it was found that with the leading edge pure tone excitation at some frequencies and intensities. the flow-induced oscillation in the cavity could be greatly suppressed. Cavity flows both with and without acoustic excitation were studied by solving the 2-D time-dependent Reynolds averaged Navier Stokes equations using explicit predictor-corrector difference algorithm of MacCormack. Effects of turbulence were simulated via Cebeci-Smith turbulence mode with relaxation modification. The computational and experimental results are compared. and good agreement is obtained.
文摘The direct and indirect power flows among three non-conservatively series-coupled oscillators subjected to random forces have been investigated by the numerical method. The relationship between the power flows and the parameters of the oscillators and couplings have been studied. It is shown that the indirect power flow is caused by the resonant transmission between the indirectly coupled oscillators. Once the parameters of the oscillator elements have been settled, the indirect power flow is mainly determined by the coupling stiffness k3 and k4, and is less infiuenced by coupling dampings c3 and c4. The indirect power flow cannot be ignored in strong coupling conditions. Because of the resonant transmission between the indirectly coupled oscillators, the indirect power flow still cannot be neglected even if the coupling stiffness is relatively small and the coupling damping is relatively great