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Shihao Wu,Yegao Qu,Hongxing Hua 대한기계학회 2013 JOURNAL OF MECHANICAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY Vol.27 No.5
Based on the Reissner-Naghdi’s thin shell theory, this paper concentrates on the free vibration of a joined cylindrical-spherical shell with elastic-support boundary conditions by a domain decomposition method. The joined shell is first separated from the elastic-support boundary and then subdivided into some cylindrical and spherical shell segments along the axis of revolution. The elastic-support boundary is regarded as a combination of distributed linear springs and can be treated as a special interface as well as the interface between two adjacent shell segments. Through the variational operation of the whole energy functional, the discretized equations of motion are derived by the expansions of the displacement field for each shell segment with Fourier series and Chebyshev orthogonal polynomials in the circumferential and longitudinal direction, respectively. To analyze the numerical convergence and precision of the present method, a number of case studies have been conducted and the solutions are compared with those derived by ANSYS and those presented in the previous literature to confirm the reliability and accuracy.
Assessment of the severe accident code MIDAC based on FROMA, QUENCH-06&16 experiments
Shihao Wu,Yapei Zhang,Dong Wang,Wenxi Tian,Suizheng Qiu,G.H. Su 한국원자력학회 2022 Nuclear Engineering and Technology Vol.54 No.2
In order to meet the needs of domestic reactor severe accident analysis program, a MIDAC (Module Invessel Degraded severe accident Analysis Code) is developed and maintained by Xi'an Jiaotong University. As the accuracy of the calculation results of the analysis program is of great significance for theformulation of severe accident mitigation measures, the article select three experiments to evaluate theupdated severe accident models of MIDAC. Among them, QUENCH-06 is the international standardNo.45, QUENCH-16 is a test for the analysis of air oxidation, and FROMA is an out-of-pile fuel rod meltingexperiment recently carried out by Xi'an Jiaotong University. The heating and melting model withlumped parameter method and the steam oxidation model with Cathcart-Pawel and Volchek-Zvonarevcorrelations combination in MIDAC could better meet the needs of severe accident analysis. Although theinfluence of nitrogen still need to be further improved, the air oxidation model with NUREG still has theability to provide guiding significance for engineering practice
Yan-bin Du,Guoao Wu,Ying Tang,Huajun Cao,Shihao Liu 한국정밀공학회 2021 International Journal of Precision Engineering and Vol.8 No.6
Reliability is the key performance indicator for remanufactured machine tools to be approved by customers. Reliability allocation is an important task that needs to be done in the design phase of remanufactured machine tools to ensure that remanufactured products meet the reliability target requirements. A reliability allocation method for remanufactured machine tools is proposed based on fuzzy evaluation importance and failure influence of each component. The importance of each component is evaluated by five indicators such as complexity of structure, maturity of technology, criticality of fault, difficulty of maintenance, and severity of service condition, in which their weights are determined by the method of analytic hierarchy process (AHP). Failure influence is determined by the proportion of downtime caused by each component in total downtime of machine tools. Finally, the proposed method is illustrated in a numerical case study of NC lathe remanufacturing.
Surface effect on the necking of hyperelastic materials
Li Min,Yan Yi,Xu Shihao,Wang Gangfeng,Wu Jian,Feng Xi-Qiao 한국물리학회 2022 Current Applied Physics Vol.38 No.-
Necking is a widely observed instability phenomenon. Surface tension often plays a significant role in the deformation of soft materials, especially at the micro scale, but its influence on the necking behavior of soft structures remains unclear. In this paper, we use the energy method to explore surface effects on the necking of soft plates and cylindrical bars under uniaxial tension. Analytical solutions are derived for the critical conditions of necking instability in the two types of structural components with a power-law constitutive relation. It is found that surface energy shows different impacts on their necking behaviors – it tends to postpone the occurrence of necking in soft plates but promote that in soft cylinders. This work not only deepens our understanding of the instability of soft materials but also helps design soft devices and robots.