某支线飞机超临界机翼设计研究

文章在翼身组合体构形下,采用面向机翼的精细修形设计方法针对某支线飞机进行了超临界机翼设计.由于支线飞机机翼面积较小,在满足气动性能的前提下,能否满足结构设计的要求就成为本次修形设计所考虑的主要因素.设计实践表明,在合理的设计思想指导下,当初始外形与设计目标相差较大时,采用渐近修形设计技术仍然可以得到比较满意的结果.     

ON THE CHEMICAL OSCILLATIONS IN DIFFERENTIAL REACTORS: A CASE STUDY OF AMMONIA OXIDATION ON PLATINUM

Trying to identify the mechanism(s) responsible for isothermal oscillatory behavior of heterogeneous catalytic reaction systems, many investigators have assumed low conversions with respect to the limiting reactant(s) so that the bulk phase concentrations of the reactants may be considered constant. In this study, it is shown that even in a differential catalytic CSTR, in which conversion of the reactants may be less than %, the changes of the gas phase concentrations of the reacting.species may play a key role in the overall dynamic behavior of a reaction system; for instance, they may drive the oscillations observed. The reduction of nitric oxide by ammonia on polycrystalline platinum is discussed in detail within this context. Several other oxidation reactions are also discussed     

观测几何对目标探测性能影响的仿真分析

在光电武器作战探测目标性能问题的研究中,不同大气/气溶胶模式、不同观测几何条件下的光电武器作战效能差异显著.针对上述问题,通过分析大气传输和观测几何对视在对比度的影响,建立了视在对比度传递模型,结合TIP准则提出了观测几何对目标探测性能的影响模型.利用Modtran软件离线计算的基础数据,提出了探测性能模型快速仿真计算方法,实现了典型地区、全天时、不同观测几何和观测距离条件下的成像系统探测性能的快速仿真计算.采用快速仿真计算方法,选取典型参数,计算并分析了不同大气/气溶胶模式、观测几何等因素对视在对比度、探测概率和探测距离等指标的影响.结果表明:观测几何对目标探测性能影响显著,50％探测概率条件下,顺光探测距离是逆光探测距离的1.38 ～1.7倍;不同大气/气溶胶模式条件下,观测几何对探测距离影响差异明显,海洋性气溶胶模式下影响较大,乡村型气溶胶模式下影响较小.文中提出了观测几何对目标探测性能的影响模型和快速仿真计算方法,为光电武器系统任务规划和作战效能评估提供了理论和技术支持.     

浅谈解的存在唯一性定理在《偏微分方程数值解》中的应用

从一个新的角度讨论常微分方程中解的存在唯一性定理在偏微分方程数值解法中的重要应用。给出一类伪双曲型偏微分方程的新的分裂混合有限元数值格式,将该格式转化成常微分方程系统,利用解的存在唯一性定理证明该系统是存在唯一解的。通过简短的讨论、概述明确解的存在唯一定理在偏微分方程数值解中的应用方法．并希望能够在教学科研未来的发展中有新的观念。     

Melting behaviors, isothermal and non-isothermal crystallization kinetics of nylon 1212

Isothermal crystallization, subsequent melting behavior and non-isothermal crystallization of nylon 1212 samples have been investigated in the temperature range of 160-171 °C using a differential scanning calorimeter (DSC). Subsequent DSC scans of isothermally crystallized samples exhibited three melting endotherms. The commonly used Avrami equation and that modified by Jeziorny were used, respectively, to fit the primary stage of isothermal and non-isothermal crystallizations of nylon 1212. The Avrami exponent n was evaluated, and was found to be in the range of 1.56-2.03 for isothermal crystallization, and of 2.38-3.05 for non-isothermal crystallization. The activation energies (ΔE) were determined to be 284.5 KJ/mol and 102.63 KJ/mol, respectively, for the isothermal and non-isothermal crystallization processes by the Arrhenius' and the Kissinger's methods.     

Impedance spectroscopy study of hardened Portland cement paste

In this paper, the differential impedance analysis (DIA) has been applied to the study of the dielectric properties of hardened Portland cement paste. Two time constants are found in the impedance spectra obtained in the frequency region form 100 kHz to 15 MHz. One time constant has been attributed to the solid matrix and the other one to the liquid phase filling the pores. The effect of the cement paste-electrodes interface has been quantified using two different experimental set-ups. Measurements using direct contact between electrodes and cement paste have been compared with measurements using an air gap technique in which the specimen “floats” between the electrodes. The two referred time constants have been found in both types of measurements. The influence of drying on the dielectric parameters is also studied.     

Differentially private data fusion and deep learning Framework for Cyber–Physical–Social Systems: State-of-the-art and perspectives

The modern technological advancement influences the growth of the cyber–physical system and cyber–social system to a more advanced computing system cyber–physical–social system (CPSS). Therefore, CPSS leads the data science revolution by promoting tri-space information resource from a single space. The establishment of CPSSs increases the related privacy concerns. To provide privacy on CPSSs data, various privacy-preserving schemes have been introduced in the recent past. However, technological advancement in CPSSs requires the modifications of previous techniques to suit its dynamics. Meanwhile, differential privacy has emerged as an effective method to safeguard CPSSs data privacy. To completely comprehend the state-of-the-art developments and learn the field’s research directions, this article provides a comprehensive review of differentially private data fusion and deep learning in CPSSs. Additionally, we present a novel differentially private data fusion and deep learning Framework for Cyber–Physical–Social Systems , and various future research directions for CPSSs.     

Estimation of access failure probability in D2D underlaid cellular networks

Device-to-Device (D2D) communication can reduce the mobile devices' energy consumption and increase the spectral efficiency in D2D underlaid cellular networks. However, D2D users will interfere with co-channel cellular users, which can lead to cellular communication access failures. There are two reasons for cellular communication access failures: (1)D2D interference and (2)insufficient spectrum resources. To address the absence of research on the performance of cellular services' access in D2D underlaid cellular networks, this paper defines the new services' access failure probability and handoff services' access failure probability to evaluate the effect of both D2D interference and limited resources on cellular communication access. Based on the stochastic geometry and stochastic process, a random network model is presented to estimate the access failure probabilities, which can provide guidelines for network design to ensure cellular services' access. The accuracy of the estimated access failure probability is validated through extensive simulations.     

Evaluation of form data using computational geometric techniques—Part I: Circularity error

The present work deals with evaluation of form error from the measured profiles obtained using a form tester, namely roundness/cylindricity measuring instrument. In Part I, details of circularity evaluation are presented. Due to eccentricity in component setting and radius-suppression inherent in the measurement, circularity error has to be evaluated with reference to a limacon. A computational geometry-based algorithm is proposed for establishing minimum circumscribed, maximum inscribed and minimum zone limacons. A new type of control hull for directly constructing equi-angular diagrams and a new procedure for updating are introduced. Validation has been done with bench-mark data set and corresponding results available in the literature. Being geometry-based algorithm, it is simple to follow and each iteration can be visualized and interpreted geometrically. On comparison with simplex search method, the proposed algorithm is found to be computationally efficient in terms of accuracy and time taken. The proposed methods can be easily implemented in computer-aided roundness measuring instruments. Extension of this work for evaluation of cylindricity error has been dealt in Part II.     

Surface finish generated in hard turning of quenched alloy steel parts using conventional and wiper ceramic inserts

Significant progress has already been achieved in green manufacturing including dry and hard, often high-speed, machining technologies. For instance, the demand for higher productivity has resulted in the wider application of ceramic and PCBN tools with special multi-radii (wiper) geometry. This paper reports some important characteristics of the surface roughness produced in the turning of a hardened low-chromium alloy steel using mixed alumina–titanium carbon (TiC) ceramic cutting tools equipped with both conventional and wiper inserts. The characteristic geometrical features of surfaces obtained in both these turning operations have been assessed by means of representative two-dimensional (2D) surface roughness parameters, and some 3D visualizations, which allowed more complete characterization of the surface topography and prediction of its service properties. Results show that keeping equivalent feed rates, i.e. 0.1 mm/rev for conventional and 0.2 mm/rev for wiper tools, the surfaces obtained have similar 3D height roughness parameters, and comparable values of skew and kurtosis. At defined cutting parameters, surfaces produced by wiper tools contain blunt peaks with distinctly smaller slopes resulting in better bearing properties. Only marginal changes of Ra parameter were recorded during 15 min machining trials.