Pub Date : 2024-09-30DOI: 10.1016/j.ast.2024.109629
Giorgio Palma , Lorenzo Burghignoli , Caterina Poggi , Jacopo Serafini
Noise generated by aviation poses serious threats to its future development. Noise abatement is pursued by reducing noise at the source and using correct operation practices and farsighted land planning. Since noise evaluation is a computationally demanding process, developing fast techniques is crucial for that noise abatement effort. Widely used approaches separate near-field noise from far-field noise, using the optical analogy or other simplified techniques to radiate to the ground the noise evaluated in the near-field by high-fidelity models, including atmospheric and geographic effects. Here, we propose a multipolar expansion to define equivalent noise sources that can be quickly evaluated to simulate the perceived noise also in proximity of the source. This gives many advantages, such as introducing atmospheric effects closer to the source and using equivalent engine sources in fuselage scattering problems. The expansion is tested against numerical and experimental test cases of aeronautical interest. The results show that the expansion effectively reproduces noise at different distances than that used to train the equivalent source. When the emitted noise is dominated by rotary sources, the method correctly reproduces the amplitude but not the phase of the signals.
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In this paper, we introduced a new cylindrical flexible structure incorporating a multi-story origami based on the Miura-Ori pattern and mathematized kinematics. Our experiments validated the finite element simulations as well as the feasibility of the kinematics. We developed a fabrication technique and made a sample to study the feasibility and applicability of the designed structure. Subsequently, we set up a finite element simulation that mirrors the prepared sample. A series of axial folding experiments were carried out to validate the FEM simulation. We have also derived kinematic formulations relating the structure's height, folding angle, and radius. To model and analyze the folding and unfolding mechanisms of this innovative structure, we employed Finite Element Analysis (FEA). In our study, we investigate four main geometric parameters that significantly influence our design's characteristics: crease thickness, number of stories, crease width, and number of vertexes in one story. By varying these design parameters, we systematically examine their impact on key structural attributes such as fatigue life, folding force, and energy absorption. Our findings indicate that reduced crease thickness correlates with lower von-Mises stress and strain, significantly extending the origami design's lifespan. Through our analysis, we identify specific parameter values that maximize fatigue life, ensuring the structural integrity and longevity of the design. Our findings show that increasing the crease width extends the fatigue life dramatically. In conclusion, we summarize the influence of each design parameter on the structure's behavioral characteristics in a comprehensive approach.
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Pub Date : 2024-09-29DOI: 10.1016/j.ast.2024.109609
Tao Yang, Yan Ding, Xi Chen, Qijun Zhao
Accurately predicting the formation, evolution, and breakdown of helicopter blade tip vortex is crucial for simulating the Blade-Vortex Interaction (BVI) phenomenon. Firstly, the high-order Perturbed polynomial reconstructed Targeted Essentially Non-Oscillatory (TENO-P) scheme proposed by our research group is employed to improve the resolution of the helicopter rotor flowfield solver. The TENO-P scheme, building on the fifth-order TENO5 scheme, achieves one-order of accuracy improvement by adaptively adjusting the values of the free-parameter introduced by perturbed polynomial reconstruction. Subsequently, the AH-1 helicopter model rotor undergoing blade-vortex interaction is analyzed using the improved rotor flowfield solver and the Farassat-1A formula. The implementation of the TENO-P scheme notably enhances the resolution of the rotor flowfield solver in resolving the blade tip vortex structures, and the predicted noise results are in good agreement with the experimental data. Finally, the alteration of the BVI noise and its reduction mechanism of the AH-1 model rotor under different Higher Harmonic Controls (HHC) are analyzed. The findings show that the phase modulation margin increases with a decrease in harmonic order, and the noise reduction effect significantly improves as well. The negative component of the higher harmonic control is beneficial for reducing BVI noise while the positive component of the higher harmonic control exacerbates the BVI noise. The HHC reduces the collective pitch angle in the region where the tip vortex is about to be disturbed, decreasing the strength of the blade tip vortex in this region. This reduction weakens the strength of the parallel and near-parallel interaction on the advancing side, leads to the reduction of the positive peak impulsive of the BVI noise, and consequently lowers the intensity of the BVI noise.
{"title":"Numerical investigation on the blade vortex interaction noise reduction using higher harmonic control","authors":"Tao Yang, Yan Ding, Xi Chen, Qijun Zhao","doi":"10.1016/j.ast.2024.109609","DOIUrl":"10.1016/j.ast.2024.109609","url":null,"abstract":"<div><div>Accurately predicting the formation, evolution, and breakdown of helicopter blade tip vortex is crucial for simulating the Blade-Vortex Interaction (BVI) phenomenon. Firstly, the high-order Perturbed polynomial reconstructed Targeted Essentially Non-Oscillatory (TENO-P) scheme proposed by our research group is employed to improve the resolution of the helicopter rotor flowfield solver. The TENO-P scheme, building on the fifth-order TENO5 scheme, achieves one-order of accuracy improvement by adaptively adjusting the values of the free-parameter introduced by perturbed polynomial reconstruction. Subsequently, the AH-1 helicopter model rotor undergoing blade-vortex interaction is analyzed using the improved rotor flowfield solver and the Farassat-1A formula. The implementation of the TENO-P scheme notably enhances the resolution of the rotor flowfield solver in resolving the blade tip vortex structures, and the predicted noise results are in good agreement with the experimental data. Finally, the alteration of the BVI noise and its reduction mechanism of the AH-1 model rotor under different Higher Harmonic Controls (HHC) are analyzed. The findings show that the phase modulation margin increases with a decrease in harmonic order, and the noise reduction effect significantly improves as well. The negative component of the higher harmonic control is beneficial for reducing BVI noise while the positive component of the higher harmonic control exacerbates the BVI noise. The HHC reduces the collective pitch angle in the region where the tip vortex is about to be disturbed, decreasing the strength of the blade tip vortex in this region. This reduction weakens the strength of the parallel and near-parallel interaction on the advancing side, leads to the reduction of the positive peak impulsive of the BVI noise, and consequently lowers the intensity of the BVI noise.</div></div>","PeriodicalId":50955,"journal":{"name":"Aerospace Science and Technology","volume":"155 ","pages":"Article 109609"},"PeriodicalIF":5.0,"publicationDate":"2024-09-29","publicationTypes":"Journal Article","fieldsOfStudy":null,"isOpenAccess":false,"openAccessPdf":"","citationCount":null,"resultStr":null,"platform":"Semanticscholar","paperid":"142424883","PeriodicalName":null,"FirstCategoryId":null,"ListUrlMain":null,"RegionNum":1,"RegionCategory":"工程技术","ArticlePicture":[],"TitleCN":null,"AbstractTextCN":null,"PMCID":"","EPubDate":null,"PubModel":null,"JCR":null,"JCRName":null,"Score":null,"Total":0}
Pub Date : 2024-09-29DOI: 10.1016/j.ast.2024.109635
Xiang Tang , Bo Zhang , Jiahang Li , Meng Huang , Xiaotao Tian , Yixiao Song
In this study, a solid fuel combined cycle engine concept based on the distributed combustion and the self-adaptive thermal choking is proposed, which can operate effectively within a wide Mach number range. By regulating the heat release through the distributed fuel injection, the thermal choking can be formed in the fixed geometry combustor. The air intake controls the flow capture and circulation area through the movement of its head cone, ensuring stable air breathing over a wide range. Numerical simulations conducted under Ma = 3.0 and 6.0 conditions using the validated Eulerian-Lagrangian method coupled with gaseous and particle reaction models demonstrate the concept's capability to operate within the Mach number range of 3.0–6.0, delivering improved mixing, combustion, and specific impulse performance.
本研究提出了一种基于分布式燃烧和自适应热扼流的固体燃料联合循环发动机概念,它可以在很宽的马赫数范围内有效运行。通过分布式燃料喷射调节热量释放,可在固定几何形状的燃烧器中形成热窒息。进气口通过其头部锥体的运动控制气流捕获和循环面积,确保在宽范围内稳定呼吸空气。在 Ma = 3.0 和 6.0 条件下,使用经过验证的欧拉-拉格朗日方法以及气态和颗粒反应模型进行的数值模拟表明,该概念能够在 3.0-6.0 马赫数范围内运行,并提供更好的混合、燃烧和比冲性能。
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Pub Date : 2024-09-29DOI: 10.1016/j.ast.2024.109634
Hui Zhu , Hui-Kun Hao , Cheng Lu
For predicting response property and estimating reliability level of complex structure, enhanced support vector machine-based moving regression (MR-ESVM) strategy is proposed based on support vector machine (SVM), heuristic algorithm and moving least square (MLS) technique. Under this strategy, we develop four different SVM models including SVM-based moving regression (MR-SVM), SVM-based improved moving regression (IMR-SVM), improved SVM-based moving regression (MR-ISVM) and bi-optimized SVM-based moving regression (BiOMR-SVM) methods. In these developed MR-ESVM approaches, the MR-SVM method is explored by introducing the MLS technique into the SVM model; the IMR-SVM method is discussed by fusing the MR-SVM method and artificial rabbits optimization (ARO), and the ARO is used to search the optimal radius of compact region; the MR-ISVM method is raised by integrating the ARO into the MR-SVM, and the ARO is applied to find the optimal values in the SVM model; The BiOMR-SVM method is emerged by merging the IMR-SVM and MR-ISVM methods. To verify the effectiveness of these developed MR-ESVM strategies, a multivariate nonlinear function approximation is implemented to illustrate the advantages from the mathematics perspective, an aeroengine turbine blisk radial deformation reliability analysis and an aircraft hydraulic system low pressure reliability analysis are derived to demonstrate the applicability in engineering practice. The analytical results show that these four MR-ESVM approaches hold excellent merits in modeling features and simulation characteristics. The efforts of this work provide a novel idea for the response prediction of complex structure, and enrich the reliability estimation principle of surrogate models of complex structure.
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Pub Date : 2024-09-29DOI: 10.1016/j.ast.2024.109618
Hongbo Wang, Yao Zhang
To address the subjectivity of dense reward designs for the orbital pursuit-evasion game with multiple optimization objectives, this paper proposes the reinforcement learning method with a hierarchical network structure to guide game strategies under sparse rewards. Initially, to overcome the convergence challenges in the reinforcement learning training process under sparse rewards, a hierarchical network structure is proposed based on the hindsight experience replay. Subsequently, considering the strict constraints imposed by orbital dynamics on spacecraft state space, the reachable domain method is introduced to refine the subgoal space in the hierarchical network, further facilitating the achievement of subgoals. Finally, by adopting the centralized training-layered execution approach, a complete multi-agent reinforcement learning method with the hierarchical network structure is established, enabling networks at each level to learn effectively in parallel within sparse reward environments. Numerical simulations indicate that, under the single-agent reinforcement learning framework, the proposed method exhibits superior stability in the late training stage and enhances exploration efficiency in the early stage by 38.89% to 55.56% to the baseline method. Under the multi-agent reinforcement learning framework, as the relative distance decreases, the subgoals generated by the hierarchical network transition from long-term to short-term, aligning with human behavioral logic.
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Pub Date : 2024-09-29DOI: 10.1016/j.ast.2024.109626
Chunlong Tan , Hangshan Gao , Lei Li , Yuxin Huo
With the increasement of unsteady load and the extensive utilization of light-weight material, compressor blade is encountering increasingly serious flow induced vibration problems. Among which, non-synchronous vibration (NSV) has received special attention due to its complex generation mechanism and significant impact on high cycle fatigue. To better understand the physical mechanism causing NSV in compressor, this study designed a cantilever beam-like compressor cascade and made a detailed investigation about its flow separation induced vibration by means of experimental and numerical methods. The experiments were conducted at 9 engine representative conditions and the data of both on-blade pressure and structural response were measured simultaneously. Results show that, the effect of Ma number on the dynamic response will increase with the increasement of incidence angle and there is a strong nonlinearity. The effect of incidence angle on the dynamic response shows obvious bifurcation phenomenon. The results of large eddy simulation (LES) further reveal that the obvious characteristics of the dynamic response are caused by the laminar separation bubble (LSB) of suction surface, and the periodic separation and reattachment of boundary layer provides initial excitation sources for NSV. The unsteady excitation acts on blades in the form of energy and then forces the blades to vibrate with low order modes. The vibration amplitudes are closely related to the separation points and increase as the separation points move forward.
随着非稳定载荷的增加和轻质材料的广泛应用,压缩机叶片遇到了越来越严重的流动诱导振动问题。其中,非同步振动(NSV)因其复杂的产生机理和对高循环疲劳的重大影响而受到特别关注。为了更好地理解压缩机非同步振动的物理机制,本研究设计了一个类似悬臂梁的压缩机级联,并通过实验和数值方法对其流动分离诱导振动进行了详细研究。实验在 9 种具有代表性的发动机工况下进行,同时测量了叶片压力和结构响应数据。结果表明,马氏数对动态响应的影响会随着入射角的增大而增大,并且存在很强的非线性。入射角对动态响应的影响表现出明显的分叉现象。大涡度模拟(LES)结果进一步表明,动态响应的明显特征是由吸力面的层状分离气泡(LSB)引起的,边界层的周期性分离和重新附着为 NSV 提供了初始激励源。非稳定激励以能量形式作用于叶片,然后迫使叶片以低阶模态振动。振动振幅与分离点密切相关,并随着分离点的前移而增大。
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Pub Date : 2024-09-28DOI: 10.1016/j.ast.2024.109631
Lingzhi Wang , Taoyong Su , Kewei Li , Bonan Zhao
An electrically controlled rotor (ECR), also known as a swashplateless rotor, employs a trailing edge flap (TEF) system for primary rotor control instead of a swashplate, demonstrating the significant potential in rotor vibration and noise reduction. To investigate the aerodynamic characteristics of the blade flap segment of the ECR under parallel blade vortex interaction, an aerodynamic analysis model based on the lattice Boltzmann method (LBM) is established using the D3Q27 lattice model. The model is validated against experimental data of both the airfoil with trailing edge flap and conventional airfoil under vortex interaction, showing that the LBM can effectively predict variations in aerodynamic loads under both conditions. Based on this model, the effects of different flap deflection angles and miss distances on the aerodynamic characteristics of the ECR under parallel BVI are analyzed. The results indicate that under strong vortex interaction, a region of flow separation forms due to the entrainment effect of the vortex and adverse pressure gradient. The small-scale vortex structure upstream of the flap can also be observed and is believed to contribute to the unsteady flow phenomena such as vortex structure splitting, development, and separation on the upper surface of the flap. The different flap deflection angles mainly affect the scale and type of vortex structures developed on the flap upper surface. As the miss distance increases, the interaction effect is significantly weakened compared to strong vortex interaction. However, as the vortex moves downstream along the airfoil lower surface, it entrains vorticity from the lower surface, ultimately forming a negative pressure region on the lower surface of the flap. The different flap deflection angles will influence the structural characteristics during the downstream motion of the vortex, which changes the size of the negative pressure region, causing differences in the magnitude of the variations in aerodynamic parameters.
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Pub Date : 2024-09-28DOI: 10.1016/j.ast.2024.109619
Jianzhong Zhou , Yifan Wang , Huichen Luo , Guanghua Zhao , Jie Chen , Yingying Cui , Liangmo Wang , Qiang Gao , Xiaoyu Wang
In order to improve the energy absorption and lightweight of the structure, a novel auxetic honeycomb with graded beam thickness based on Bezier curve (BZH) is proposed on the basis of the double arrow negative Poisson ratio honeycomb. The finite element model of BZH under axial compression is established, and its accuracy is verified by experiments. Compared with a honeycomb of uniform beam thickness (DUH) of the same mass, the thickness of the beam becomes thicker in the middle and thinner on both sides, which causes the BZH to produce more plastic hinges when compressed, and the energy absorption is increased by 12 %. By parameter analysis of beam thickness distribution trend, the mechanical properties of BZH can be effectively controlled. A theoretical model of BZH under quasi-static compression is also established and the BZH configuration is optimized by proxy modeling technique and NSGA-II algorithm. The results show that the SEA of the optimized structure is increased from 5.23 kJ·kg-1 to 6.17 kJ·kg-1, and the energy efficiency is reduced from 3.44 kN to 2.96 kN. Therefore, auxetic honeycomb with graded beam thickness based on Bezier curve has great potential in the field of energy absorption.
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Pub Date : 2024-09-28DOI: 10.1016/j.ast.2024.109615
Jinzhao Yang , Haijun Peng , Shunan Wu , Jie Zhang , Zhigang Wu , Jianing Wu
Spacecraft-mounted continuum manipulators (SMCMs) exhibit great potential for performing dexterous operations in unstructured environments due to their inherent compliance and dexterity. However, the dynamic model of the rigid-flexible coupling SMCM is highly nonlinear and typically formulated as a set of implicit differential-algebraic equations (DAEs), posing significant challenges for precise trajectory tracking control. This paper proposes a novel model predictive control (MPC) framework specifically designed for generic DAEs to achieve precise trajectory tracking of the SMCM under uncertain disturbances and input limitations. The DAE model of the SMCM is discretized into a set of nonlinear algebraic equations. By performing implicit differentiation of these equations with respect to the system state, the state transition matrix (STM) for the DAE model is derived. The optimal control action for the SMCM can be further determined based on the derived STM. Additionally, nonlinear complementary functions are introduced to address the issue of input limitations, allowing the problem of determining the optimal control sequence to be equivalently transformed into a set of nonlinear algebraic equations for solving. Numerical simulations demonstrate that the proposed approach can achieve precise trajectory tracking of the SMCM while strictly adhering to input limitations.
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