"Supergravity"refers to the conditions where the effective gravity is greater than that of Earth.Supergravity conditions are generally relevant to stellar evolution,geophysical movement,astrophysical flows,a..."Supergravity"refers to the conditions where the effective gravity is greater than that of Earth.Supergravity conditions are generally relevant to stellar evolution,geophysical movement,astrophysical flows,and more.They also frequently occur in various engineering scenarios involving acceleration,such as the launch of space shuttles,operation of rotor engines,impacts and explosions,chemical separation processes,and overloaded testing experiments.It is already demonstrated in physiological experiments that living organisms of animals or plants could be damaged,either temporarily or permanently,when subjected to supergravity.To create supergravity conditions for scientific research on the Earth,centrifugal equipment or rapidly rotating devices are omnipresent in various fields,such as aerospace engineering,geophysical science,chemical and biomedical engineering,nuclear engineering,rotating flows,and physical modeling tests.展开更多
文摘"Supergravity"refers to the conditions where the effective gravity is greater than that of Earth.Supergravity conditions are generally relevant to stellar evolution,geophysical movement,astrophysical flows,and more.They also frequently occur in various engineering scenarios involving acceleration,such as the launch of space shuttles,operation of rotor engines,impacts and explosions,chemical separation processes,and overloaded testing experiments.It is already demonstrated in physiological experiments that living organisms of animals or plants could be damaged,either temporarily or permanently,when subjected to supergravity.To create supergravity conditions for scientific research on the Earth,centrifugal equipment or rapidly rotating devices are omnipresent in various fields,such as aerospace engineering,geophysical science,chemical and biomedical engineering,nuclear engineering,rotating flows,and physical modeling tests.
