Analysis for the residual prestress of composite barrel for railgun with tension winding

Based on the elastic theory of cylindrical shells and the theory of composite laminates,a prediction model for the residual prestress of the simplified round composite barrel for railgun is established.Only the fibre pretension is considered in this model.A three dimensional numerical simulation for the residual prestress in the railgun barrel is carried out,by combining the temperature differential method with the element birth and death technology.The results obtained by the two methods are compared.It reveals that the distribution trends of residual prestress are consistent.And the difference for residual prestress in the filament wound composite housing of barrel is relatively small.The same finite element method is used to analysis the residual prestress in the non-simplified composite barrels for railgun,which are under different control modes of winding tension.The results mean that the residual prestress in barrel will increase while the taper coefficient for winding is decreasing.Therefore,the sealing performance in bore is improved,but the strength of the filament wound composite housing drops.In addition,the axial and circumferential residual prestress in the filament wound composite housing with constant torque winding are close to the ones in iso-stress design for barrel.

On the Mechanical Analysis and Control for the Tension System of the Cylindrical Filament Winding

The constant winding tension can make the filament arranged in order. The stress distribution between the filament balance fully gives play to the enhancement of filament, and increases the intensive workload of the composite winding material. This paper conducts the mechanical analysis for the unwinding roller and tension measuring roller of the cylindrical winding machine so that gets the mechanical model, gives error compensation formula caused by the radius change of the yarn group in the unwinding side, designs the closed-loop control system and utilizes the dynamical- integral PID control strategy to achieve the tension control during the process of the cylindrical winding.

Calculation Model of Effective Thermal Conductivity of a Spiral-wound Lithium Ion Battery

This paper proposed an analytical model which can calculate the effective thermal conductivity (ETC) of a spiral-wound Lithium-ion battery (Li-ion battery). It bases on a two-dimensional energy balance with both radial and spiral heat transfer, as well as internal thermal contact resistance (TCR) considered simultaneously and studies the influence of winding layers and winding tension on the ETC. Results show that the analytical data are in good agreement with the numerical results. With the winding layers decreased and the winding tension enhanced, the ETC of Li-ion battery increases gradually. The radial temperature in Li-ion battery is also investigated which demonstrates a relatively higher temperature when considering the internal TCR.