With the support by the National Natural Science Foundation of China,a collaborative study by the research groups led by Prof.Li Zhou(李舟)and Prof.Wang Zhonglin(王中林)from Beijing Institute of Nanoenergy and Nanosys...With the support by the National Natural Science Foundation of China,a collaborative study by the research groups led by Prof.Li Zhou(李舟)and Prof.Wang Zhonglin(王中林)from Beijing Institute of Nanoenergy and Nanosystems,Chinese Academy of Sciences,in cooperation with cardiologists,Prof.展开更多
Transition on a flared cone with zero angle of at- tack was studied in our newly established Mach 6 quiet wind tunnel （M6QT） via wall pressure measurement and flow visualization. High-frequency pressure transducers ...Transition on a flared cone with zero angle of at- tack was studied in our newly established Mach 6 quiet wind tunnel （M6QT） via wall pressure measurement and flow visualization. High-frequency pressure transducers were used to measure the second-mode waves＇ amplitudes and frequencies. Using pulsed schlieren diagnostic and Rayleigh scattering technique, we got a clear evolution of the second-mode disturbances. The second-mode waves exist for a long distance, which means that the second-mode waves grow linearly in a large region. Strong Mach waves are radiated from the edge of the boundary layer. With further development, the second-mode waves reach their maximum magnitude and harmonics of the second-mode instability appear. Then the disturbances grow nonlinearly. The second modes become weak and merge with each other. Finally, the nonlinear interaction of disturbance leads to a relatively quiet zone, which further breaks down, resulting in the transition of the bound- ary layer. Our results show that transition is determined by the second mode. The quiet zone before the final breakdown is observed in flow visualization for the first time. Eventual transition requires the presence of a quiet zone generated by nonlinear interactions.展开更多
We propose a compensation technique based on pulse reference for intensity-modulated optical fiber sensors that can compensate the power fluctuation of the light source, the change of optical components transmission l...We propose a compensation technique based on pulse reference for intensity-modulated optical fiber sensors that can compensate the power fluctuation of the light source, the change of optical components transmission loss, and the coupler splitting ratio. The theoretical principle of this compensation technique is analyzed and a temperature sensor based on fiber coating-covered optical microfiber is carried out to demonstrate the compensation effect. The system noise is measured to be 0.0005 dB with the temperature sensitivity reaching -0.063 dB/℃, and the output drift is 0.006 dB in 2 h at room temperature. The output shows a slight variation （0.0061 dB） when the light source and the common liKht path suffer a 3 dB attenuation fluctuation.展开更多
文摘With the support by the National Natural Science Foundation of China,a collaborative study by the research groups led by Prof.Li Zhou(李舟)and Prof.Wang Zhonglin(王中林)from Beijing Institute of Nanoenergy and Nanosystems,Chinese Academy of Sciences,in cooperation with cardiologists,Prof.
文摘Transition on a flared cone with zero angle of at- tack was studied in our newly established Mach 6 quiet wind tunnel （M6QT） via wall pressure measurement and flow visualization. High-frequency pressure transducers were used to measure the second-mode waves＇ amplitudes and frequencies. Using pulsed schlieren diagnostic and Rayleigh scattering technique, we got a clear evolution of the second-mode disturbances. The second-mode waves exist for a long distance, which means that the second-mode waves grow linearly in a large region. Strong Mach waves are radiated from the edge of the boundary layer. With further development, the second-mode waves reach their maximum magnitude and harmonics of the second-mode instability appear. Then the disturbances grow nonlinearly. The second modes become weak and merge with each other. Finally, the nonlinear interaction of disturbance leads to a relatively quiet zone, which further breaks down, resulting in the transition of the bound- ary layer. Our results show that transition is determined by the second mode. The quiet zone before the final breakdown is observed in flow visualization for the first time. Eventual transition requires the presence of a quiet zone generated by nonlinear interactions.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.61505258 and 11574397)the Scientific Research Project of the National University of Defense Technology(No.JC15-11-02)
文摘We propose a compensation technique based on pulse reference for intensity-modulated optical fiber sensors that can compensate the power fluctuation of the light source, the change of optical components transmission loss, and the coupler splitting ratio. The theoretical principle of this compensation technique is analyzed and a temperature sensor based on fiber coating-covered optical microfiber is carried out to demonstrate the compensation effect. The system noise is measured to be 0.0005 dB with the temperature sensitivity reaching -0.063 dB/℃, and the output drift is 0.006 dB in 2 h at room temperature. The output shows a slight variation （0.0061 dB） when the light source and the common liKht path suffer a 3 dB attenuation fluctuation.
