G01M10/00

DEVICE AND METHOD TO PREDICT THE ONSET OF OSCILLATORY INSTABILITIES IN SYSTEMS WITH TURBULENT FLOW

Disclosed are devices and methods of detecting and mitigating oscillatory instabilities in systems with turbulent flow, such as thermoacoustic, aeroacoustic or aeroelastic equipment. The system includes a sensor array for measuring one or more parameters of an operating equipment S, and an analysis and prediction unit. The analysis and prediction unit is configured to estimate a state tensor to identify a state of the equipment indicating stable operation or impending oscillatory instability. The system further includes an actuator array configured to implement a control action to promote stable operation of the equipment. Methods for robust prediction of the state of stability are also disclosed. A neural ordinary differential equation (ODE) method of predicting stability or instability is disclosed, involving forming a neural network that incorporates an equation characteristic of the operational state. The invention further discloses a hybrid convolutional neural network based prediction method for stability.

DEVICE AND METHOD TO PREDICT THE ONSET OF OSCILLATORY INSTABILITIES IN SYSTEMS WITH TURBULENT FLOW

Disclosed are devices and methods of detecting and mitigating oscillatory instabilities in systems with turbulent flow, such as thermoacoustic, aeroacoustic or aeroelastic equipment. The system includes a sensor array for measuring one or more parameters of an operating equipment S, and an analysis and prediction unit. The analysis and prediction unit is configured to estimate a state tensor to identify a state of the equipment indicating stable operation or impending oscillatory instability. The system further includes an actuator array configured to implement a control action to promote stable operation of the equipment. Methods for robust prediction of the state of stability are also disclosed. A neural ordinary differential equation (ODE) method of predicting stability or instability is disclosed, involving forming a neural network that incorporates an equation characteristic of the operational state. The invention further discloses a hybrid convolutional neural network based prediction method for stability.

Bidirectional variable cross-section water-pressure bearer cycle test system for coal mine water inrush model test

A bidirectional variable cross-section water-pressure bearer cycle test system for a coal mine water inrush model test, comprising a water-pressure loading portion and a water-pressure bearer portion, wherein the water-pressure loading portion has a water supply tank, a loading water pump, a water piezometer, a water control valve, a water inlet pipe, a water discharge pipe, etc., through the loaded water pressure to control the cyclic loading of the water pressure. The water-pressure bearer portion has a variable cross-section water-pressure bearer assembly and a airtight main frame variable water-level water-pressure bearer assembly. The variable cross-section water-pressure bearer assembly has a cross-section water storage tank, a cross-section water baffle and a cross-section porous plate, and the water-pressure bearer assembly has a water-level water storage tank, a water-level water baffle and a water-level porous plate, which through loading or unloading the size of water control the bidirectional variable cross-section water-pressure bearer cycle.

Bidirectional variable cross-section water-pressure bearer cycle test system for coal mine water inrush model test

A bidirectional variable cross-section water-pressure bearer cycle test system for a coal mine water inrush model test, comprising a water-pressure loading portion and a water-pressure bearer portion, wherein the water-pressure loading portion has a water supply tank, a loading water pump, a water piezometer, a water control valve, a water inlet pipe, a water discharge pipe, etc., through the loaded water pressure to control the cyclic loading of the water pressure. The water-pressure bearer portion has a variable cross-section water-pressure bearer assembly and a airtight main frame variable water-level water-pressure bearer assembly. The variable cross-section water-pressure bearer assembly has a cross-section water storage tank, a cross-section water baffle and a cross-section porous plate, and the water-pressure bearer assembly has a water-level water storage tank, a water-level water baffle and a water-level porous plate, which through loading or unloading the size of water control the bidirectional variable cross-section water-pressure bearer cycle.

DESIGNING METHOD OF TEST FLUME WITH SPECIAL-SHAPED CROSS SECTION AND APPLICATION THEREOF

A method for forming a test flume usable in hydraulic engineering and debris-flow hazard mitigation is provided. The test flume has a foundation flume and an expansion flume. The expansion flume has a lower edge connected to an upper edge of the foundation flume. A hydraulic radius of the test flume is determined based on a model test. A width of the foundation flume is selected based on a size of the test site of the model test. A coefficient is obtained and a width of the test flume is obtained. A cross section curve equation of the expansion flume is obtained based on the hydraulic radius of the test flume, the coefficient, the width of the test flume and the width of the foundation flume. The test flume is formed based on the cross section curve equation of the expansion flume.

DESIGNING METHOD OF TEST FLUME WITH SPECIAL-SHAPED CROSS SECTION AND APPLICATION THEREOF

A method for forming a test flume usable in hydraulic engineering and debris-flow hazard mitigation is provided. The test flume has a foundation flume and an expansion flume. The expansion flume has a lower edge connected to an upper edge of the foundation flume. A hydraulic radius of the test flume is determined based on a model test. A width of the foundation flume is selected based on a size of the test site of the model test. A coefficient is obtained and a width of the test flume is obtained. A cross section curve equation of the expansion flume is obtained based on the hydraulic radius of the test flume, the coefficient, the width of the test flume and the width of the foundation flume. The test flume is formed based on the cross section curve equation of the expansion flume.

Physical catchment model for rainfall runoff experiment

The present invention relates to a physical catchment model for a rainfall runoff experiment, characterized by being a physical catchment construction model having a structure in which a real terrain miniature is disposed at one side thereof and a developed terrain miniature is disposed at the adjacent other side thereof. According to the present invention, the rainfall runoff experiment is performed by collecting rainwater flowing out downwardly from the terrain miniatures through the application of artificial rainfall to the physical catchment model for the rainfall runoff experiment so as to easily compare and measure a change in the amount of rainwater flowing out for a predetermined time during rainfall in an undeveloped real terrain and a developed terrain, thereby enabling easy establishment of a national land use and development plan in the development planning stage for utilization of national land so that natural disasters caused by the rainfall runoff of land planned to be developed can be prevented in advance.

Physical catchment model for rainfall runoff experiment

The present invention relates to a physical catchment model for a rainfall runoff experiment, characterized by being a physical catchment construction model having a structure in which a real terrain miniature is disposed at one side thereof and a developed terrain miniature is disposed at the adjacent other side thereof. According to the present invention, the rainfall runoff experiment is performed by collecting rainwater flowing out downwardly from the terrain miniatures through the application of artificial rainfall to the physical catchment model for the rainfall runoff experiment so as to easily compare and measure a change in the amount of rainwater flowing out for a predetermined time during rainfall in an undeveloped real terrain and a developed terrain, thereby enabling easy establishment of a national land use and development plan in the development planning stage for utilization of national land so that natural disasters caused by the rainfall runoff of land planned to be developed can be prevented in advance.

BLOOD FLOW ENVIRONMENT SIMULATION DEVICE

A blood flow environment simulation device is disclosed, including: a liquid reservoir (1) for storing liquid; a vascular simulation tube (4); a pump (2) for pumping liquid; a plurality of circulation tubes (7, 11, 12), which form a liquid circulation path together with the vascular simulation tube; and a valve (6) located in the circulation path, having a valve inlet (17) and a valve outlet (18), wherein the area of the valve inlet (17) is variable to change the dynamic parameters of the fluid in the vascular simulation tube (4) over time. The present disclosure also relates to medical equipment that includes a blood flow environment simulation device as described.

Experimental apparatus for simulating lifting operation of deep-sea mining

Provided is an experimental apparatus for simulating lifting operation of deep-sea mining, which relates to the technical field of experimental equipment of deep-sea mining. By this apparatus, dynamic characteristics of a spatial structure when simulating lifting operation of deep-sea mining are solved. The apparatus includes an experimental box, a wave-making mechanism, a flowrate control mechanism, a mining simulation mechanism and a monitoring mechanism. The wave-making mechanism includes a control box and a wave-pushing board for simulating waves. The flowrate control mechanism includes a water pump, a motor, a grating board and a manifold so that the flowrate and the flow volume can be adjusted by the grating board and the manifold. The mining simulation mechanism includes an experimental ship model, a lifting pipe, a material-mixing pipe, a mineral slurry pipe, a material-delivering pipe and a material-returning pipe for simulating lifting operation states. The monitoring mechanism includes a wave height measurer, a displacement sensor, a flowrate measurer and an image collection apparatus for detecting dynamic influence of the wave height and the wave speed on the mining simulation mechanism during a mining process, especially during lifting operation. Further, the apparatus has advantages such as multi-parameter real-time monitoring, low fabrication cost and simple operation.