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An Active Thermal Cloak Suitable for Symmetrical Cross Sections
LIU Yang, DUAN Yang, XU Guoliang, HUANG Xiaoming, CHEN Xintao
CHINESE JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS    2020, 37 (6): 718-724.   DOI: 10.19596/j.cnki.1001-246x.8152
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A method of directly solving the heat conduction equation is used to numerically study a controllable thermal cloaking technology with adaptive heat source.We explore heat flow control method and cloaking effect,and deduce general solution of distribution of adaptive heat source in the thermal cloak region with two-dimensional arbitrary symmetrical section under uniform background. Simulation results show that for a cloak with arbitrary symmetrical section,the adaptive heat source makes disturbed temperature field turn to the background temperature field and achieves the purpose of thermal cloaking.
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Three-dimensional Fractal Reconstruction Technique and Leakage Characteristics of Micro-pore Sealing Interfaces
XU Guoliang, ZHU Yiping, FANG Lin, DU Yang, HUANG Xiaoming
CHINESE JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS    2019, 36 (4): 440-448.   DOI: 10.19596/j.cnki.1001-246x.7889
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Fractal characteristics of interface micro-porous structure is studied in detail with three-dimensional numerical reconstruction technology of fractal rough surface. An interfacial leakage mechanism model is built based on fractal porous media transport theory. Relation between microscopic morphology and macroscopic leakage rate is obtained. Contact behavior of a single asperity is simulated with finite element analysis, and deformation displacement of the maximum aperture is obtained. Effective coupling between microscopic contact mechanics and microscopic leakage model is achieved. Results of prediction model are in good agreement with experimental results in predicting metal gasket leakage rate. It is found that fractal dimension, and characteristic scale coefficient of rough surface and deformation displacement have great influence on geometry morphology of interface microporous structure, and therefore, are key factors of interfacial leakage rate.
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