Dear Editor,With the advances in computing and communication technologies,the cyber-physical system(CPS),has been used in lots of industrial fields,such as the urban water cycle,internet of things,and human-cyber syst...Dear Editor,With the advances in computing and communication technologies,the cyber-physical system(CPS),has been used in lots of industrial fields,such as the urban water cycle,internet of things,and human-cyber systems[1],[2],which has to face up to malicious cyber-attacks towards cyber communication of control commands.Specifically,jamming attack is regarded as one of the most common attacks of decreasing network performance.Game theory is widely regarded as a method of accurately describing the interaction between jamming attacker and legitimate user[3].In the cyber layer,the signal game model has been utilized to describe the transmission between the attacker and defender[4].However,most previous game theoretical researches are not feasible to meet the demands of industrial CPSs mainly due to the shared communication network nature.Specifically,it leads to incomplete information for players of game owing to various network-induced phenomena and employed communication protocols.In the physical layer,the secure control[5]and estimation[6]under attack detection have been studied for CPSs.However,these methods not only rely heavily on signals injection detection,but also have no access to smart attackers who launch covert attacks so that data receivers cannot observe the attack behaviour[7].Accordingly,the motivation arising here is to tackle the nested game problem for CPSs subject to jamming attack.展开更多
To investigate the evacuation behaviors of pedestrians considering the action of guards and to develop an effective evacuation strategy in an artificial attack, an extended floor field model is proposed. In this model...To investigate the evacuation behaviors of pedestrians considering the action of guards and to develop an effective evacuation strategy in an artificial attack, an extended floor field model is proposed. In this model, the artificial attacker's assault on pedestrians, the death of pedestrians, and the guard's capture are involved simultaneously. An alternative evacuation strategy which can largely reduce the number of casualties is developed and the effects of several key parameters such as the deterrence radius and capture distance on evacuation dynamics are studied. The results show that congestion near the exit has dual effects. More specifically, the guard can catch all attackers in a short time because the artificial attackers have a more concentrated distribution, but more casualties can occur because it is hard for pedestrians to escape the assault due to congestion. In contrast, when pedestrians have more preference of approaching the guard, although the guard will take more time to capture the attackers resulting from the dispersion of the attackers, the death toll will decrease. One of the reasons is the dispersal of the crowd, and the decrease in congestion is beneficial for escape. The other is that the attackers will be caught before launching the attack on the people who are around the guard, in other words, the guard protects a large number of pedestrians from being killed. Moreover, increasing capture distance of the guard can effectively reduce the casualties and the catch time. As the deterrence radius reflecting the tendency of escaping from the guard for attackers rises, it becomes more difficult for the guard to catch the attackers and more casualties are caused. However, when the deterrence radius reaches a certain level, the number of deaths is reduced because the attackers prefer to stay as far away as possible from the guard rather than occupy a position where they could assault more people.展开更多
Clarifying the gas ingestion mechanism in the turbine disc cavity of marine gas turbines is crucial for ensuring the normal operation of turbines.However, the ingestion is influenced by factors such as the rotational ...Clarifying the gas ingestion mechanism in the turbine disc cavity of marine gas turbines is crucial for ensuring the normal operation of turbines.However, the ingestion is influenced by factors such as the rotational pumping effect, mainstream pressure asymmetry, rotor–stator interaction,and unsteady flow structures, complicating the flow. To investigate the impact of rotor–stator interaction on ingestion, this paper decouples the model to include only the mainstream. This research employs experiments and numerical simulations to examine the effects of varying the flow coefficient through changes in rotational speed and mainstream flow rate. The main objective is to understand the influence of different rotor–stator interactions on the mainstream pressure field, accompanied by mechanistic explanations. The findings reveal inconsistent effects of the two methods for changing the flow coefficient on the mainstream pressure field. Particularly, the pressure distribution on the vane side primarily depends on the mainstream flow rate, while the pressure on the blade side is influenced by the mainstream flow rate and the attack angle represented by the flow coefficient. A larger angle of attack angle can increase pressure on the blade side, even surpassing the pressure on the vane side. Assessing the degree of mainstream pressure unevenness solely based on the pressure difference on the vane side is insufficient. This research provides a basis for subsequent studies on the influence of coupled real turbine rotor–stator interaction on gas ingestion.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(62173136)the Natural Science Foundation of Hunan Province(2020JJ2013,2021JJ50047).
文摘Dear Editor,With the advances in computing and communication technologies,the cyber-physical system(CPS),has been used in lots of industrial fields,such as the urban water cycle,internet of things,and human-cyber systems[1],[2],which has to face up to malicious cyber-attacks towards cyber communication of control commands.Specifically,jamming attack is regarded as one of the most common attacks of decreasing network performance.Game theory is widely regarded as a method of accurately describing the interaction between jamming attacker and legitimate user[3].In the cyber layer,the signal game model has been utilized to describe the transmission between the attacker and defender[4].However,most previous game theoretical researches are not feasible to meet the demands of industrial CPSs mainly due to the shared communication network nature.Specifically,it leads to incomplete information for players of game owing to various network-induced phenomena and employed communication protocols.In the physical layer,the secure control[5]and estimation[6]under attack detection have been studied for CPSs.However,these methods not only rely heavily on signals injection detection,but also have no access to smart attackers who launch covert attacks so that data receivers cannot observe the attack behaviour[7].Accordingly,the motivation arising here is to tackle the nested game problem for CPSs subject to jamming attack.
基金Project supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China(Grant No.2017YFC0804900)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.71790613 and 51534008)
文摘To investigate the evacuation behaviors of pedestrians considering the action of guards and to develop an effective evacuation strategy in an artificial attack, an extended floor field model is proposed. In this model, the artificial attacker's assault on pedestrians, the death of pedestrians, and the guard's capture are involved simultaneously. An alternative evacuation strategy which can largely reduce the number of casualties is developed and the effects of several key parameters such as the deterrence radius and capture distance on evacuation dynamics are studied. The results show that congestion near the exit has dual effects. More specifically, the guard can catch all attackers in a short time because the artificial attackers have a more concentrated distribution, but more casualties can occur because it is hard for pedestrians to escape the assault due to congestion. In contrast, when pedestrians have more preference of approaching the guard, although the guard will take more time to capture the attackers resulting from the dispersion of the attackers, the death toll will decrease. One of the reasons is the dispersal of the crowd, and the decrease in congestion is beneficial for escape. The other is that the attackers will be caught before launching the attack on the people who are around the guard, in other words, the guard protects a large number of pedestrians from being killed. Moreover, increasing capture distance of the guard can effectively reduce the casualties and the catch time. As the deterrence radius reflecting the tendency of escaping from the guard for attackers rises, it becomes more difficult for the guard to catch the attackers and more casualties are caused. However, when the deterrence radius reaches a certain level, the number of deaths is reduced because the attackers prefer to stay as far away as possible from the guard rather than occupy a position where they could assault more people.
基金the National Natural Science Foundation Outstanding Youth Foundation (Grant No.52122603)the National Science and Technology Major Project (J2019-Ⅲ-0003–0046)。
文摘Clarifying the gas ingestion mechanism in the turbine disc cavity of marine gas turbines is crucial for ensuring the normal operation of turbines.However, the ingestion is influenced by factors such as the rotational pumping effect, mainstream pressure asymmetry, rotor–stator interaction,and unsteady flow structures, complicating the flow. To investigate the impact of rotor–stator interaction on ingestion, this paper decouples the model to include only the mainstream. This research employs experiments and numerical simulations to examine the effects of varying the flow coefficient through changes in rotational speed and mainstream flow rate. The main objective is to understand the influence of different rotor–stator interactions on the mainstream pressure field, accompanied by mechanistic explanations. The findings reveal inconsistent effects of the two methods for changing the flow coefficient on the mainstream pressure field. Particularly, the pressure distribution on the vane side primarily depends on the mainstream flow rate, while the pressure on the blade side is influenced by the mainstream flow rate and the attack angle represented by the flow coefficient. A larger angle of attack angle can increase pressure on the blade side, even surpassing the pressure on the vane side. Assessing the degree of mainstream pressure unevenness solely based on the pressure difference on the vane side is insufficient. This research provides a basis for subsequent studies on the influence of coupled real turbine rotor–stator interaction on gas ingestion.
