Cabin cables,as critical components of an aircraft's electrical system,significantly impact the operational efficiency and safety of the aircraft.The existing cable segmentation methods in civil aviation cabins ar...Cabin cables,as critical components of an aircraft's electrical system,significantly impact the operational efficiency and safety of the aircraft.The existing cable segmentation methods in civil aviation cabins are limited,especially in automation,heavily dependent on large amounts of data and resources,lacking the flexibility to adapt to different scenarios.To address these challenges,this paper introduces a novel image segmentation model,CableSAM,specifically designed for automated segmentation of cabin cables.CableSAM improves segmentation efficiency and accuracy using knowledge distillation and employs a context ensemble strategy.It accurately segments cables in various scenarios with minimal input prompts.Comparative experiments on three cable datasets demonstrate that CableSAM surpasses other advanced cable segmentation methods in performance.展开更多
The design of casting gating system directly determines the solidification sequence,defect severity,and overall quality of the casting.A novel machine learning strategy was developed to design the counter pressure cas...The design of casting gating system directly determines the solidification sequence,defect severity,and overall quality of the casting.A novel machine learning strategy was developed to design the counter pressure casting gating system of a large thin-walled cabin casting.A high-quality dataset was established through orthogonal experiments combined with design criteria for the gating system.Spearman’s correlation analysis was used to select high-quality features.The gating system dimensions were predicted using a gated recurrent unit(GRU)recurrent neural network and an elastic network model.Using EasyCast and ProCAST casting software,a comparative analysis of the flow field,temperature field,and solidification field can be conducted to demonstrate the achievement of steady filling and top-down sequential solidification.Compared to the empirical formula method,this method eliminates trial-and-error iterations,reduces porosity,reduces casting defect volume from 11.23 cubic centimeters to 2.23 cubic centimeters,eliminates internal casting defects through the incorporation of an internally cooled iron,fulfilling the goal of intelligent gating system design.展开更多
Today,noise control is of critical importance.In order to provide sound insulation,parameters such as Sound Transmission Loss(STL)and sound absorption coefficient are measured in environments such as impedance tubes,A...Today,noise control is of critical importance.In order to provide sound insulation,parameters such as Sound Transmission Loss(STL)and sound absorption coefficient are measured in environments such as impedance tubes,Alpha Cabin and echo chambers.However,the low number of accredited acoustic test rooms in Turkey and the high-test costs cause these tests to be performed in limited numbers.In this direction,test box similar to the Alpha Cabin designed aims to both reduce costs and perform tests in a healthy way using natural and recyclable materials,and to prevent damage to test devices caused by hard materials.In this study,samples with STL values above 30 dB at 500–8000 Hz.were selected and tested in the designed system.As a result,it was seen that the data were close to each other.The highest value was obtained as 49.13 dB at 4000 Hz.in a 2 cm thick gypsum board,gypsum and concave walnut shell sample(moving surface L_(1)).This situation provides an important contribution in terms of sound insulation by using natural and recyclable materials and the proposed test box,meeting the experimental criteria at low cost and in the field of noise control.展开更多
This paper presents a comprehensive test and systematic evaluation analysis of cabin noise in the Robinson R44 RAVEN II helicopter.Initially,microphones were placed within the cabin to conduct systematic assessments o...This paper presents a comprehensive test and systematic evaluation analysis of cabin noise in the Robinson R44 RAVEN II helicopter.Initially,microphones were placed within the cabin to conduct systematic assessments of noise levels under various flight conditions,including takeoff,climbing,level flight,landing,hovering,etc.Subsequently,time–frequency analysis was conducted on the test data utilizing traditional A-weighted sound pressure levels,which was followed by quantitative comparisons across different flight conditions.Then,detailed evaluation and discussion were conducted,taking into account the subjective perceptions and communication challenges of cabin crew members.This assessment incorporated the use of aviation noise indicators,speech interference levels,and metrics related to sound quality.Finally,potential noise reduction measures and their effects were preliminarily discussed.The results indicate that helicopter cabin noise exhibited variations across different flight states or positions within the same state,ranging from 87.6 d B(A)to 92.6 dB(A).Discrepancies between A-weighted sound pressure level and psychoacoustic parameters were observed,particularly during hovering states,which indicate that there is a necessity for the combination of multiple evaluation indicators.Notably,damping measure can serve as a pivotal factor in mitigating cabin noise.展开更多
To investigate the explosion load characteristics and structural response law in a water mist environment in a cabin,explosion experiments are carried out.The weakening rates of the initial peak overpressure,quasistat...To investigate the explosion load characteristics and structural response law in a water mist environment in a cabin,explosion experiments are carried out.The weakening rates of the initial peak overpressure,quasistatic pressure and structural residual deflection increase with increasing working pressure of the water mist nozzle.Specifically,the weakening rate of the initial peak overpressure ranges from 7.8%to 31.0%,the quasistatic pressure weakening rate ranges from 29.2%to 41.0%,and the weakening rate of the center of the plate residual deflection ranges from 10.8%to 34.4%under the various working pressures of the nozzles.To further explore the effect of water mist explosion suppression,a method for three-dimensional numerical simulations of water mist weakening the explosion shock wave is established to explore the explosion load characteristics of the compartment and the bulkhead response law.On the basis of the dimension analysis method,empirical formulas are derived to predict the residual deflection thickness in the center of the bulkheads.These findings provide the fundamental basis for the appli-cation of water mist in anti-explosive protection.展开更多
This study examines the variations in noise levels across various subway lines in Singapore and three other cities,and provides a detailed overview of the trends and factors influencing subway noise.Most of the equiva...This study examines the variations in noise levels across various subway lines in Singapore and three other cities,and provides a detailed overview of the trends and factors influencing subway noise.Most of the equivalent sound pressure level(Leq)in typical subway cabins across the Singapore subway lines are below 85 dBA,with some notable exceptions.These variations in noise levels are influenced by several factors,including rolling stock structure,track conditions and environmental and aerodynamic factors.The spectrogram analysis indicates that the cabin noise is mostly concentrated below the frequency of 1,000 Hz.This study also analyzes cabin noise in subway systems in Suzhou,Seoul,and Tokyo to allow for broader comparisons.It studies the impact of factors such as stock materials,track conditions including the quality of the rails,the presence of curves or irregularities,and maintenance frequency on cabin noise.展开更多
The underwater dry maintenance method based on a dry cabin can achieve the same maintenance quality provided on land.The establishment of a reliable seal between the dry cabin and the pipe is a prerequisite for the fo...The underwater dry maintenance method based on a dry cabin can achieve the same maintenance quality provided on land.The establishment of a reliable seal between the dry cabin and the pipe is a prerequisite for the formation of a dry environment.In this paper,an airbag is proposed as the means to seal the dry cabin.ABAQUS finite element software was used to study the influence of the physical characteristics of the airbag on deformation characteristics and sealing performance.We also studied the adaptive sealing mechanism of the airbag under the time-varying gap condition.The simulation results show that the peak contact stress of the airbag is close to the gas pressure,so the hardness and thickness of the airbag have little effect on it.Under time-varying gap conditions,the required inflation pressure increases with the size of the gap.The simulated relationship between the gap and the inflation pressure can be referred to in order to guide the control of the air pressure of the airbag during actual operation.Finally,the similarity between the test results and simulation results demonstrates the accuracy of the simulation results.展开更多
Blended-Wing-Body(BWB)aircraft is promoted as one of the most possible layouts to achieve more sustainable civil aviation.Due to the non-circular cross-section of the center-body,a bulge deformation forms over the upp...Blended-Wing-Body(BWB)aircraft is promoted as one of the most possible layouts to achieve more sustainable civil aviation.Due to the non-circular cross-section of the center-body,a bulge deformation forms over the upper surface of the body under the coupled loads of the internal pressurization of the cabin and the aerodynamic bending moments of the wing,which reduces the lift-to-drag ratio of BWB aircraft.Under a limited deformation,the relationship between the aerodynamic performance and the structural weight needs to be studied.In this work,the effects of stiffness constraints on the center-body deformation,structural weight of the airframe and aerodynamic performance were investigated by using an analytical model of the Pultruded Rod Stitched Efficient Unitized Structure(PRSEUS)for the airframe and the computational fluid dynamics method,respectively.The results show that as the stiffness constraint increases,the spacings between the rod stringers and the frame stiffeners decrease,and the structural weight increases inversely.A 5.2% reduction of the lift-to-drag ratio is encountered at cruise for a medium deformation design of 42.8 mm/m.A higher aerodynamic penalty is suffered when the stiffness constraint is further released.The final deformation criterion is different when the weight vector of the aerodynamic performance and structural weight is different.展开更多
The basic assumption of Marxist criticism is that those who control a society's economy also control or largely influence its material, cultural, and intellectual products. The Marxist criticism theory in Uncle To...The basic assumption of Marxist criticism is that those who control a society's economy also control or largely influence its material, cultural, and intellectual products. The Marxist criticism theory in Uncle Tom's Cabin is about the reality of liberation theology, and twentieth-century political resistance movement in order to expose the evilness of slavery.展开更多
The existing investigations on thermal comfort mostly focus on the thermal environment conditions, especially of the air-flow field and the temperature distributions in vehicle cabin. Less attention appears to direct ...The existing investigations on thermal comfort mostly focus on the thermal environment conditions, especially of the air-flow field and the temperature distributions in vehicle cabin. Less attention appears to direct to the thermal comfort or thermal sensation of occupants, even to the relationship between thermal conditions and thermal sensation. In this paper, a series of experiments were designed and conducted for understanding the non-uniform conditions and the occupant's thermal responses in vehicle cabin during the heating period. To accurately assess the transient temperature distribution in cabin in common daily condition, the air temperature at a number of positions is measured in a full size vehicle cabin under natural winter environment in South China by using a discrete thermocouples network. The occupant body is divided into nine segments, the skin temperature at each segment and the occupant's local thermal sensation at the head, body, upper limb and lower limb are monitored continuously. The skin temperature is observed by using a discrete thermocouples network, and the local thermal sensation is evaluated by using a seven-point thermal comfort survey questionnaire proposed by American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers, Inc(ASHRAE) Standard. The relationship between the skin temperature and the thermal sensation is discussed and regressed by statistics method. The results show that the interior air temperature is highly non-uniform over the vehicle cabin. The locations where the occupants sit have a significant effect on the occupant's thermal responses, including the skin temperature and the thermal sensation. The skin temperaWa-e and thermal sensation are quite different between body segments due to the effect of non-uniform conditions, clothing resistance, and the human thermal regulating system. A quantitative relationship between the thermal sensation and the skin temperature at each body segment of occupant in real life traffic is presented. The investigation result indicates that the skin temperature is a robust index to evaluate the thermal sensation. Applying the skin temperature to designing and controlling parameters of the heating, ventilation and air conditioning(HVAC) system may benefit the thermal comfort and reducing energy consumption.展开更多
Aircraft passengers are more and demanding in terms of thermal comfort. But it is not yet easy for aircraft crew to control the environment control system (ECS) that satisfies the thermal comfort for most passengers...Aircraft passengers are more and demanding in terms of thermal comfort. But it is not yet easy for aircraft crew to control the environment control system (ECS) that satisfies the thermal comfort for most passengers due to a number of causes. This paper adopts a corrected predicted mean vote (PMV) model and an adaptive model to assess the thermal comfort conditions for 31 investigated flights and draws the conclusion that there does exist an uncomfortable thermal phe- nomenon in civil aircraft cabins, especially in some short-haul continental flights. It is necessary to develop an easy way to predict the thermal sensation of passengers and to direct the crew to con- trol ECS. Due to the assessment consistency of the corrected PMV model and the adaptive model, the adaptive model of thermal neutrality temperature can be used as a method to predict the cabin optimal operative temperature. Because only the mean outdoor effective temperature ET* of a departure city is an input variable for the adaptive model, this method can be easily understood and implemented by the crew and can satisfy 80-90% of the thermal acceptability levels of passen- gers.展开更多
Although magnetotelluric sounding method applied to the land is advanced, there are many difficulties when it is applied to marine environment, one of which is how to lay magnetic field sensors down to the seafloor to...Although magnetotelluric sounding method applied to the land is advanced, there are many difficulties when it is applied to marine environment, one of which is how to lay magnetic field sensors down to the seafloor to complete measurements. To protect the magnetic field sensors from intense erosion and high pressure, suitable high-pressure sealed cabins must be designed to load them. For the consideration of magnetic measurement and marine operation, the sealed pressure cabin should be nonmagnetic and transportable. Among all optional materials, LC4 super.hard aluminum alloy has the highest performance of price/quality ratio to make the sealed pressure cabin. However, it does not mean that the high-pressure sealed cabin made using LC4 will be perfect in performance. In fact, because of its weak magnetism, the pressure cabin made using LC4 has distorting effect on frequency responses of the magnetic field sensors sealed in it. This distorting effect does not affect the use of the magnetic field sensor, but if we want to eliminate its effect, we should study it by experimental measurements. In our experiment tests, frequency sweep magnetic field as excitation signal was used, and then responses of the magnetic field sensor before and after being loaded into the high-pressure sealed cabin were measured. Finally, normalized abnormal curves for the frequency responses were obtained, through which we could show how the high-pressure sealed cabin produces effects on the responses of the magnetic field sensor. Experimental results suggest that the response distortion induced by the sealed pressure cabin appears on mid- and high-frequency areas. Using experimental results as standardization data, the frequency responses collected from seafloor magnetotelluric measurements can be corrected to restore real information about the seafloor field source.展开更多
The structure and characteristics of a large multi-parameter environmental simulation cabin are introduced.Due to the diffculties of control methods and the easily damaged characteristics,control systems for the large...The structure and characteristics of a large multi-parameter environmental simulation cabin are introduced.Due to the diffculties of control methods and the easily damaged characteristics,control systems for the large multi-parameter environmental simulation cabin are diffcult to be controlled quickly and accurately with a classical PID algorithm.Considering the dynamic state characteristics of the environmental simulation test chamber,a lumped parameter model of the control system is established to accurately control the multiple parameters of the environmental chamber and a fuzzy control algorithm combined with expert-PID decision is introduced into the temperature,pressure,and rotation speed control systems.Both simulations and experimental results have shown that compared with classical PID control,this fuzzy-expert control method can decrease overshoot as well as enhance the capacity of anti-dynamic disturbance with robustness.It can also resolve the contradiction between rapidity and small overshoot,and is suitable for application in a large multi-parameter environmental simulation cabin control system.展开更多
This paper presents a combination of experimental and numerical investigations on the dynamic response of scaling cabin structures under internal blast loading.The purpose of this study is to modify the similar relati...This paper presents a combination of experimental and numerical investigations on the dynamic response of scaling cabin structures under internal blast loading.The purpose of this study is to modify the similar relationship between the scaled-down model and the prototype of the cabin structures under internal blast loading.According to the Hopkinson’s scaling law,three sets of cabin structure models with different scaling factors combined with different explosive masses were designed for the experimental study.The dynamic deformation process of the models was recorded by a three-dimensional digital imaging correlation(DIC)method and a 3D scanning technology was used to reconstruct the deformation modes of the specimen.In addition,a finite element model was developed for the modification of the scaling law.The experimental results showed that the final deflection-to-thickness ratio was increased with the increase of the model size despite of the similar trend of their deformation processes.The reason for this inconsistency was discussed based on the traditional scaling law and a modified formula considering of the effects of size and strain-rate was provided.展开更多
The performance of the designed digital electro-pneumatic cabin pressure control system for the cabin pressure schedule of transport aircraft is investigated.For the purpose of this study,an experimental setup consist...The performance of the designed digital electro-pneumatic cabin pressure control system for the cabin pressure schedule of transport aircraft is investigated.For the purpose of this study,an experimental setup consisting of a simulated hermetic cabin and altitude simulation chamber is configured for cabin pressure control system operation.A series of experimental tests are executed to evaluate the performance of the cabin pressure control system.The parameters of the PID controller are optimized.In the optimization process,the variation regularity of the rate of cabin pressure change under various conditions is considered.An approach to prioritize the control of the rate of change of cabin pressure based on the flight status model is proposed and verified experimentally.The experimental results indicate that the proposed approach can be adopted for the designed digital electro-pneumatic cabin pressure control system to obtain a better cabin pressure schedule and rate of cabin pressure change.展开更多
A large-scale high altitude environment simulation test cabin was developed to accurately control temperatures and pressures encountered at high altitudes. The system was developed to provide slope-tracking dynamic co...A large-scale high altitude environment simulation test cabin was developed to accurately control temperatures and pressures encountered at high altitudes. The system was developed to provide slope-tracking dynamic control of the temperature–pressure two-parameter and overcome the control difficulties inherent to a large inertia lag link with a complex control system which is composed of turbine refrigeration device, vacuum device and liquid nitrogen cooling device. The system includes multi-parameter decoupling of the cabin itself to avoid equipment damage of air refrigeration turbine caused by improper operation. Based on analysis of the dynamic characteristics and modeling for variations in temperature, pressure and rotation speed, an intelligent controller was implemented that includes decoupling and fuzzy arithmetic combined with an expert PID controller to control test parameters by decoupling and slope tracking control strategy. The control system employed centralized management in an open industrial ethernet architecture with an industrial computer at the core. The simulation and field debugging and running results show that this method can solve the problems of a poor anti-interference performance typical for a conventional PID and overshooting that can readily damage equipment. The steady-state characteristics meet the system requirements.展开更多
The emergence of the novel coronavirus has led to a global pandemic which has led to the airline industry facing severe losses. For air travel to recover, airlines need to ensure safe air travel. In this paper, the au...The emergence of the novel coronavirus has led to a global pandemic which has led to the airline industry facing severe losses. For air travel to recover, airlines need to ensure safe air travel. In this paper, the authors have modeled droplet dispersion after a single breath from an index patient. Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) simulations are conducted using the k-ωSST turbulence model in ANSYS Fluent. The authors have taken into consideration several parameters such as the size of the mouth opening, the velocity of the cabin air as well as the number of droplets being exhaled by the index patient to ensure a realistic simulation. Preliminary results indicate that after a duration of 20 s, droplets from the index patient disperse within a 10 m2 cabin area. About 75% of the droplets are found disperse for up to 2 m axially behind the index patient. This could possess an enhanced risk to passengers sitting behind the index patient. Ultimately, this paper provides an insight into the potential of CFD to visualise droplet dispersal and give impetus to ensure that necessary mitigating measures can be taken to reduce the risk of infection through droplet dispersal.展开更多
Rigid blocking masses are located in the typical base structure of a power cabin based on the impedance mismatch principle.By combining the acoustic-structural coupling method and statistical energy analysis,the full-...Rigid blocking masses are located in the typical base structure of a power cabin based on the impedance mismatch principle.By combining the acoustic-structural coupling method and statistical energy analysis,the full-band vibration and sound radiation reduction effect of vibration isolation masses located in a base structure was researched.The influence of the blocking mass’ cross-section size and shape parameters and the layout location of the base isolation performance was discussed.Furthermore,the effectiveness of rigid vibration isolation design of the base structure was validated.The results show that the medium and high frequency vibration and sound radiation of a power cabin are effectively reduced by a blocking mass.Concerning weight increment and section requirement,suitably increasing the blocking mass size and section height and reducing section width can result in an efficiency-cost ratio.展开更多
Abstract Air distribution in commercial airliner cabins is very important for the comfort and health of passengers and crew. Experimental measurements, computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulations, and inverse mod...Abstract Air distribution in commercial airliner cabins is very important for the comfort and health of passengers and crew. Experimental measurements, computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulations, and inverse modeling are state-of-the-art methods available for studying the air distri- bution. This paper gave an overview of the different experimental models, such as scale models, simplified models, full-scale mockups, and actual air cabins. Although experimental measurements were expensive and time consuming, the data were essential for validating CFD simulations. Different modeling strategies for CFD simulations were also discussed in this paper, including large eddy simulations and Reynolds averaged Navier-Stokes equation modeling. CFD simulations were main stream approaches for studying the air distribution but they could not easily lead to optimal design. Inverse modeling of air distribution has recently emerged into a very powerful and attractive tool for designing the air distribution in airliner cabins, although most of the studies were preliminary.展开更多
基金supported by the Innovation Foundation of National Commercial Aircraft Manufacturing Engineering Technology Research Center(No.COMAC-SFGS-2022-1877)in part by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.92048301)。
文摘Cabin cables,as critical components of an aircraft's electrical system,significantly impact the operational efficiency and safety of the aircraft.The existing cable segmentation methods in civil aviation cabins are limited,especially in automation,heavily dependent on large amounts of data and resources,lacking the flexibility to adapt to different scenarios.To address these challenges,this paper introduces a novel image segmentation model,CableSAM,specifically designed for automated segmentation of cabin cables.CableSAM improves segmentation efficiency and accuracy using knowledge distillation and employs a context ensemble strategy.It accurately segments cables in various scenarios with minimal input prompts.Comparative experiments on three cable datasets demonstrate that CableSAM surpasses other advanced cable segmentation methods in performance.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.52074246,52275390,52375394)the National Defense Basic Scientific Research Program of China(No.JCKY2020408B002)the Key R&D Program of Shanxi Province(No.202102050201011).
文摘The design of casting gating system directly determines the solidification sequence,defect severity,and overall quality of the casting.A novel machine learning strategy was developed to design the counter pressure casting gating system of a large thin-walled cabin casting.A high-quality dataset was established through orthogonal experiments combined with design criteria for the gating system.Spearman’s correlation analysis was used to select high-quality features.The gating system dimensions were predicted using a gated recurrent unit(GRU)recurrent neural network and an elastic network model.Using EasyCast and ProCAST casting software,a comparative analysis of the flow field,temperature field,and solidification field can be conducted to demonstrate the achievement of steady filling and top-down sequential solidification.Compared to the empirical formula method,this method eliminates trial-and-error iterations,reduces porosity,reduces casting defect volume from 11.23 cubic centimeters to 2.23 cubic centimeters,eliminates internal casting defects through the incorporation of an internally cooled iron,fulfilling the goal of intelligent gating system design.
文摘Today,noise control is of critical importance.In order to provide sound insulation,parameters such as Sound Transmission Loss(STL)and sound absorption coefficient are measured in environments such as impedance tubes,Alpha Cabin and echo chambers.However,the low number of accredited acoustic test rooms in Turkey and the high-test costs cause these tests to be performed in limited numbers.In this direction,test box similar to the Alpha Cabin designed aims to both reduce costs and perform tests in a healthy way using natural and recyclable materials,and to prevent damage to test devices caused by hard materials.In this study,samples with STL values above 30 dB at 500–8000 Hz.were selected and tested in the designed system.As a result,it was seen that the data were close to each other.The highest value was obtained as 49.13 dB at 4000 Hz.in a 2 cm thick gypsum board,gypsum and concave walnut shell sample(moving surface L_(1)).This situation provides an important contribution in terms of sound insulation by using natural and recyclable materials and the proposed test box,meeting the experimental criteria at low cost and in the field of noise control.
基金the Natural Science Foundation of Sichuan Province,China(Nos.2023NSFSC0902,2024ZYD0083)the Open Project of Key Laboratory of Aerodynamic Noise Control of China Aerodynamics Research and Development Center(No.ANCL20220202)+1 种基金the Open Project of Key Laboratory of Flight Techniques and Flight Safety,CAAC,China(No.FZ2022KF01)the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities,China(No.24CAFUC01007)。
文摘This paper presents a comprehensive test and systematic evaluation analysis of cabin noise in the Robinson R44 RAVEN II helicopter.Initially,microphones were placed within the cabin to conduct systematic assessments of noise levels under various flight conditions,including takeoff,climbing,level flight,landing,hovering,etc.Subsequently,time–frequency analysis was conducted on the test data utilizing traditional A-weighted sound pressure levels,which was followed by quantitative comparisons across different flight conditions.Then,detailed evaluation and discussion were conducted,taking into account the subjective perceptions and communication challenges of cabin crew members.This assessment incorporated the use of aviation noise indicators,speech interference levels,and metrics related to sound quality.Finally,potential noise reduction measures and their effects were preliminarily discussed.The results indicate that helicopter cabin noise exhibited variations across different flight states or positions within the same state,ranging from 87.6 d B(A)to 92.6 dB(A).Discrepancies between A-weighted sound pressure level and psychoacoustic parameters were observed,particularly during hovering states,which indicate that there is a necessity for the combination of multiple evaluation indicators.Notably,damping measure can serve as a pivotal factor in mitigating cabin noise.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(grant numbers:52201334)sup-ported by National Key Laboratory of Ship Structural Safety(grant numbers:Naklas2024-KF015-s).
文摘To investigate the explosion load characteristics and structural response law in a water mist environment in a cabin,explosion experiments are carried out.The weakening rates of the initial peak overpressure,quasistatic pressure and structural residual deflection increase with increasing working pressure of the water mist nozzle.Specifically,the weakening rate of the initial peak overpressure ranges from 7.8%to 31.0%,the quasistatic pressure weakening rate ranges from 29.2%to 41.0%,and the weakening rate of the center of the plate residual deflection ranges from 10.8%to 34.4%under the various working pressures of the nozzles.To further explore the effect of water mist explosion suppression,a method for three-dimensional numerical simulations of water mist weakening the explosion shock wave is established to explore the explosion load characteristics of the compartment and the bulkhead response law.On the basis of the dimension analysis method,empirical formulas are derived to predict the residual deflection thickness in the center of the bulkheads.These findings provide the fundamental basis for the appli-cation of water mist in anti-explosive protection.
文摘This study examines the variations in noise levels across various subway lines in Singapore and three other cities,and provides a detailed overview of the trends and factors influencing subway noise.Most of the equivalent sound pressure level(Leq)in typical subway cabins across the Singapore subway lines are below 85 dBA,with some notable exceptions.These variations in noise levels are influenced by several factors,including rolling stock structure,track conditions and environmental and aerodynamic factors.The spectrogram analysis indicates that the cabin noise is mostly concentrated below the frequency of 1,000 Hz.This study also analyzes cabin noise in subway systems in Suzhou,Seoul,and Tokyo to allow for broader comparisons.It studies the impact of factors such as stock materials,track conditions including the quality of the rails,the presence of curves or irregularities,and maintenance frequency on cabin noise.
基金supported by the Eyas Program Incubation Project of Zhejiang Provincial Administration for Market Regulation(No.CY2023107)the PhD Scientific Research and Innovation Foundation of Sanya Yazhou Bay Science and Technology City(No.HSPHDSRF-2023-04-003)+1 种基金the Scientific Research Fund of Zhejiang Provincial Education Department,China(No.Y202353239)the Zhoushan Field Scientific Observation and Research Station for Marine Geo-hazards,China Geological Survey(No.ZSORS-22-14).
文摘The underwater dry maintenance method based on a dry cabin can achieve the same maintenance quality provided on land.The establishment of a reliable seal between the dry cabin and the pipe is a prerequisite for the formation of a dry environment.In this paper,an airbag is proposed as the means to seal the dry cabin.ABAQUS finite element software was used to study the influence of the physical characteristics of the airbag on deformation characteristics and sealing performance.We also studied the adaptive sealing mechanism of the airbag under the time-varying gap condition.The simulation results show that the peak contact stress of the airbag is close to the gas pressure,so the hardness and thickness of the airbag have little effect on it.Under time-varying gap conditions,the required inflation pressure increases with the size of the gap.The simulated relationship between the gap and the inflation pressure can be referred to in order to guide the control of the air pressure of the airbag during actual operation.Finally,the similarity between the test results and simulation results demonstrates the accuracy of the simulation results.
基金supported partially by the National Key Laboratory Project,China(No.61422010201).
文摘Blended-Wing-Body(BWB)aircraft is promoted as one of the most possible layouts to achieve more sustainable civil aviation.Due to the non-circular cross-section of the center-body,a bulge deformation forms over the upper surface of the body under the coupled loads of the internal pressurization of the cabin and the aerodynamic bending moments of the wing,which reduces the lift-to-drag ratio of BWB aircraft.Under a limited deformation,the relationship between the aerodynamic performance and the structural weight needs to be studied.In this work,the effects of stiffness constraints on the center-body deformation,structural weight of the airframe and aerodynamic performance were investigated by using an analytical model of the Pultruded Rod Stitched Efficient Unitized Structure(PRSEUS)for the airframe and the computational fluid dynamics method,respectively.The results show that as the stiffness constraint increases,the spacings between the rod stringers and the frame stiffeners decrease,and the structural weight increases inversely.A 5.2% reduction of the lift-to-drag ratio is encountered at cruise for a medium deformation design of 42.8 mm/m.A higher aerodynamic penalty is suffered when the stiffness constraint is further released.The final deformation criterion is different when the weight vector of the aerodynamic performance and structural weight is different.
文摘The basic assumption of Marxist criticism is that those who control a society's economy also control or largely influence its material, cultural, and intellectual products. The Marxist criticism theory in Uncle Tom's Cabin is about the reality of liberation theology, and twentieth-century political resistance movement in order to expose the evilness of slavery.
基金supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.51375170)Open Fund of State Key Lab of Environmental Adaptability for Industrial Products of China
文摘The existing investigations on thermal comfort mostly focus on the thermal environment conditions, especially of the air-flow field and the temperature distributions in vehicle cabin. Less attention appears to direct to the thermal comfort or thermal sensation of occupants, even to the relationship between thermal conditions and thermal sensation. In this paper, a series of experiments were designed and conducted for understanding the non-uniform conditions and the occupant's thermal responses in vehicle cabin during the heating period. To accurately assess the transient temperature distribution in cabin in common daily condition, the air temperature at a number of positions is measured in a full size vehicle cabin under natural winter environment in South China by using a discrete thermocouples network. The occupant body is divided into nine segments, the skin temperature at each segment and the occupant's local thermal sensation at the head, body, upper limb and lower limb are monitored continuously. The skin temperature is observed by using a discrete thermocouples network, and the local thermal sensation is evaluated by using a seven-point thermal comfort survey questionnaire proposed by American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers, Inc(ASHRAE) Standard. The relationship between the skin temperature and the thermal sensation is discussed and regressed by statistics method. The results show that the interior air temperature is highly non-uniform over the vehicle cabin. The locations where the occupants sit have a significant effect on the occupant's thermal responses, including the skin temperature and the thermal sensation. The skin temperaWa-e and thermal sensation are quite different between body segments due to the effect of non-uniform conditions, clothing resistance, and the human thermal regulating system. A quantitative relationship between the thermal sensation and the skin temperature at each body segment of occupant in real life traffic is presented. The investigation result indicates that the skin temperature is a robust index to evaluate the thermal sensation. Applying the skin temperature to designing and controlling parameters of the heating, ventilation and air conditioning(HVAC) system may benefit the thermal comfort and reducing energy consumption.
基金supported by the Civil Aircraft Pre-research Project of China
文摘Aircraft passengers are more and demanding in terms of thermal comfort. But it is not yet easy for aircraft crew to control the environment control system (ECS) that satisfies the thermal comfort for most passengers due to a number of causes. This paper adopts a corrected predicted mean vote (PMV) model and an adaptive model to assess the thermal comfort conditions for 31 investigated flights and draws the conclusion that there does exist an uncomfortable thermal phe- nomenon in civil aircraft cabins, especially in some short-haul continental flights. It is necessary to develop an easy way to predict the thermal sensation of passengers and to direct the crew to con- trol ECS. Due to the assessment consistency of the corrected PMV model and the adaptive model, the adaptive model of thermal neutrality temperature can be used as a method to predict the cabin optimal operative temperature. Because only the mean outdoor effective temperature ET* of a departure city is an input variable for the adaptive model, this method can be easily understood and implemented by the crew and can satisfy 80-90% of the thermal acceptability levels of passen- gers.
基金This paper is supported by the National "863" Program in the Tenth Five-Year-Plan (No. 2002AA615020)Eleventh Five-Year-Plan (No. 2006AA09A201)the Focused Subject Program of Beijing (No. XK104910598).
文摘Although magnetotelluric sounding method applied to the land is advanced, there are many difficulties when it is applied to marine environment, one of which is how to lay magnetic field sensors down to the seafloor to complete measurements. To protect the magnetic field sensors from intense erosion and high pressure, suitable high-pressure sealed cabins must be designed to load them. For the consideration of magnetic measurement and marine operation, the sealed pressure cabin should be nonmagnetic and transportable. Among all optional materials, LC4 super.hard aluminum alloy has the highest performance of price/quality ratio to make the sealed pressure cabin. However, it does not mean that the high-pressure sealed cabin made using LC4 will be perfect in performance. In fact, because of its weak magnetism, the pressure cabin made using LC4 has distorting effect on frequency responses of the magnetic field sensors sealed in it. This distorting effect does not affect the use of the magnetic field sensor, but if we want to eliminate its effect, we should study it by experimental measurements. In our experiment tests, frequency sweep magnetic field as excitation signal was used, and then responses of the magnetic field sensor before and after being loaded into the high-pressure sealed cabin were measured. Finally, normalized abnormal curves for the frequency responses were obtained, through which we could show how the high-pressure sealed cabin produces effects on the responses of the magnetic field sensor. Experimental results suggest that the response distortion induced by the sealed pressure cabin appears on mid- and high-frequency areas. Using experimental results as standardization data, the frequency responses collected from seafloor magnetotelluric measurements can be corrected to restore real information about the seafloor field source.
基金supported by the Aeronautical Science Foundation of China(No.2012ZD51043)‘‘Fanzhou’’ Youth Scientifc Funds(No.20100504)
文摘The structure and characteristics of a large multi-parameter environmental simulation cabin are introduced.Due to the diffculties of control methods and the easily damaged characteristics,control systems for the large multi-parameter environmental simulation cabin are diffcult to be controlled quickly and accurately with a classical PID algorithm.Considering the dynamic state characteristics of the environmental simulation test chamber,a lumped parameter model of the control system is established to accurately control the multiple parameters of the environmental chamber and a fuzzy control algorithm combined with expert-PID decision is introduced into the temperature,pressure,and rotation speed control systems.Both simulations and experimental results have shown that compared with classical PID control,this fuzzy-expert control method can decrease overshoot as well as enhance the capacity of anti-dynamic disturbance with robustness.It can also resolve the contradiction between rapidity and small overshoot,and is suitable for application in a large multi-parameter environmental simulation cabin control system.
基金the support from the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant No. 11902031,No. 11802030 , No. 11802031Beijing Municipal Science and Technology Project Management Approach under No. Z181100004118002
文摘This paper presents a combination of experimental and numerical investigations on the dynamic response of scaling cabin structures under internal blast loading.The purpose of this study is to modify the similar relationship between the scaled-down model and the prototype of the cabin structures under internal blast loading.According to the Hopkinson’s scaling law,three sets of cabin structure models with different scaling factors combined with different explosive masses were designed for the experimental study.The dynamic deformation process of the models was recorded by a three-dimensional digital imaging correlation(DIC)method and a 3D scanning technology was used to reconstruct the deformation modes of the specimen.In addition,a finite element model was developed for the modification of the scaling law.The experimental results showed that the final deflection-to-thickness ratio was increased with the increase of the model size despite of the similar trend of their deformation processes.The reason for this inconsistency was discussed based on the traditional scaling law and a modified formula considering of the effects of size and strain-rate was provided.
文摘The performance of the designed digital electro-pneumatic cabin pressure control system for the cabin pressure schedule of transport aircraft is investigated.For the purpose of this study,an experimental setup consisting of a simulated hermetic cabin and altitude simulation chamber is configured for cabin pressure control system operation.A series of experimental tests are executed to evaluate the performance of the cabin pressure control system.The parameters of the PID controller are optimized.In the optimization process,the variation regularity of the rate of cabin pressure change under various conditions is considered.An approach to prioritize the control of the rate of change of cabin pressure based on the flight status model is proposed and verified experimentally.The experimental results indicate that the proposed approach can be adopted for the designed digital electro-pneumatic cabin pressure control system to obtain a better cabin pressure schedule and rate of cabin pressure change.
基金supported by the Aeronautical Science Foun-dation of China(No.2012XX51043)‘‘Fanzhou’’Youth Scientific Funds of China(No.20100504)
文摘A large-scale high altitude environment simulation test cabin was developed to accurately control temperatures and pressures encountered at high altitudes. The system was developed to provide slope-tracking dynamic control of the temperature–pressure two-parameter and overcome the control difficulties inherent to a large inertia lag link with a complex control system which is composed of turbine refrigeration device, vacuum device and liquid nitrogen cooling device. The system includes multi-parameter decoupling of the cabin itself to avoid equipment damage of air refrigeration turbine caused by improper operation. Based on analysis of the dynamic characteristics and modeling for variations in temperature, pressure and rotation speed, an intelligent controller was implemented that includes decoupling and fuzzy arithmetic combined with an expert PID controller to control test parameters by decoupling and slope tracking control strategy. The control system employed centralized management in an open industrial ethernet architecture with an industrial computer at the core. The simulation and field debugging and running results show that this method can solve the problems of a poor anti-interference performance typical for a conventional PID and overshooting that can readily damage equipment. The steady-state characteristics meet the system requirements.
文摘The emergence of the novel coronavirus has led to a global pandemic which has led to the airline industry facing severe losses. For air travel to recover, airlines need to ensure safe air travel. In this paper, the authors have modeled droplet dispersion after a single breath from an index patient. Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) simulations are conducted using the k-ωSST turbulence model in ANSYS Fluent. The authors have taken into consideration several parameters such as the size of the mouth opening, the velocity of the cabin air as well as the number of droplets being exhaled by the index patient to ensure a realistic simulation. Preliminary results indicate that after a duration of 20 s, droplets from the index patient disperse within a 10 m2 cabin area. About 75% of the droplets are found disperse for up to 2 m axially behind the index patient. This could possess an enhanced risk to passengers sitting behind the index patient. Ultimately, this paper provides an insight into the potential of CFD to visualise droplet dispersal and give impetus to ensure that necessary mitigating measures can be taken to reduce the risk of infection through droplet dispersal.
基金Supported by the International Cooperation Program under Grant No.2007DFR80340the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant No.50779007
文摘Rigid blocking masses are located in the typical base structure of a power cabin based on the impedance mismatch principle.By combining the acoustic-structural coupling method and statistical energy analysis,the full-band vibration and sound radiation reduction effect of vibration isolation masses located in a base structure was researched.The influence of the blocking mass’ cross-section size and shape parameters and the layout location of the base isolation performance was discussed.Furthermore,the effectiveness of rigid vibration isolation design of the base structure was validated.The results show that the medium and high frequency vibration and sound radiation of a power cabin are effectively reduced by a blocking mass.Concerning weight increment and section requirement,suitably increasing the blocking mass size and section height and reducing section width can result in an efficiency-cost ratio.
基金supported by the National Basic Research Program of China(973 Program)(2012CB720100)
文摘Abstract Air distribution in commercial airliner cabins is very important for the comfort and health of passengers and crew. Experimental measurements, computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulations, and inverse modeling are state-of-the-art methods available for studying the air distri- bution. This paper gave an overview of the different experimental models, such as scale models, simplified models, full-scale mockups, and actual air cabins. Although experimental measurements were expensive and time consuming, the data were essential for validating CFD simulations. Different modeling strategies for CFD simulations were also discussed in this paper, including large eddy simulations and Reynolds averaged Navier-Stokes equation modeling. CFD simulations were main stream approaches for studying the air distribution but they could not easily lead to optimal design. Inverse modeling of air distribution has recently emerged into a very powerful and attractive tool for designing the air distribution in airliner cabins, although most of the studies were preliminary.