INSTITUTE OF MECHANICS AND ENGINEERING; KAZAN SCIENCE CENTER; RAS
Final Scientific Conference’2000,
dedicated to Decade of IME KSC RAS
(Kazan, January 30 – 31, 2001)
e-mail: gubajdullin@sci.kcn.ru
In the Institute of Mechanics and Engineering, KSC RAS the Final
Scientific Conference’2000 was held. Its sessions were dedicated to Decade of
IME KSC RAS organized in 1991 on the basis of mechanics departments of Kazan
Physical Technical Institute. The reports on the following main scientific
directions were presented at the Conference:
·
non-linear mechanics of thin-walled
constructions, hydroaeroelastic and wave systems;
·
dynamics of multiphase multicomponent media in
porous structures and technological plants;
·
non-linear stability theory of control systems
with changeable structure.
The
following report was presented at
plenary Session of the Final Scientific Conference’2000 of the Kazan Science
Center of RAS on January 30, 2001:
Aganin A.A. Simulation of bubble dynamics and sonoluminescence.
The
discovery of the phenomenon of single bubble sonoluminescence (SBSL) introduced
an essential contribution into development of models of spherical bubble
dynamics. This contribution can completely be compared with that introduced in
to the area of bubble dynamics by invention of computers. In particular, some
regimes of bubble oscillations which before the discovery of SBSL can be
obtained by only theoretically and in reality of which nearly nobody believed
because of very high temperatures, pressures and densities of the gas in the
bubble reached in computations turned out to be relatively simply derivable
experimentally. To explain those regimes new bubble dynamics models were put
forward, which in detail describe local states of the medium both inside the
bubble and in its environment. To do so, significant joint efforts of
researchers from different fields of science (hydrodynamics, physics,
chemistry) had been required.
The
following reports were presented at morning Session (chaired by Director of IME
KSC RAS Dr. Phys. & Math. Sc. D.A.Gubaidullin) on January 31, 2001:
Gubaidullin D.A., Laptev C.A., Nikiforov A.A. Dynamics of weak waves of
different geometry in polydispersed
gas-vapor-drop media.
Propagation
of linear waves in mono- and polydispersed gas-vapor-drop systems within the framework of dynamics of
heterogeneous media was investigated.
The plane, spherical and cylindrical cases were considered. The general dispersion equation independent of
the distance from axis or the center of
the symmetry was obtained. Dynamics of a weak pressure pulse of different
initial form in polydispersed air fogs with the use of the fast Fourier transform algorithm was studied. The
influence of geometry of the processe, phase exchange, polydispersed composition and the basic
parameters was investigated. The
significantly strong attenuation and change in the form of spherical and
cylindrical perturbations in contrast
to the plane case were found.
Aganin A.A. Compressibility of incompressible liquid.
In
problems of fluid dynamics such flow conditions may occur that it becomes
reasonable to use the model of incompressible liquid in one temporal interval
(spatial area), the model of linear acoustics in the other interval (area) and
the complete model of compressible fluid dynamics in one other interval (area).
An issue appears of where, when and what model should be applied. This is in
fact an issue of interrelation of these models. From this point of view most
unclear position has the model of incompressible liquid. It is shown that this
model can be considered as one approximation of the model of compressible fluid
dynamics.
Gilmanov A.N., Guseva T.S. Supersonic gas flow deceleration in a 2d
channel with heat transfer through the wall.
The
phenomenon of deceleration of a supersonic gas flow in a flat channel with heat
transfer through the wall is simulated based on the Euler equations. Their
solution is found by a method combining TVD scheme of the increased order of
approximation and dynamically adaptive grids. Results of numerical calculations
have shown that the flow structure essentially depends on the degree as well as
the character of the wall heating (cooling). It has been found that at a certain
temperature distribution on the wall nearly continuous deceleration of the flow
is possible.
Badertdinova Ye.R., Khairullin M.Kh. Determination of filtration
properties of stratified reservoir by the method of regularization.
A
numerical algorithm for determination of filtration properties of stratified
reservoir composed by horizontal layers is proposed in this report.
Gabidullina A.N., Elesin A.V., Kadyirova A.Sh., Mazurov P.A. On
identification of the hydraulic conductivity in case of three-dimensional anisotropic
confined aquifer.
The
constructing of the effective numerical methods for the estimation of aquifer
parameters allows one to reduce and simplify the expensive experimental
investigations. One of such methods is the solution of inverse problems with
using the information about the measured head values in observation points.
These inverse problems are ill-posed. A few iterative regularizational
algorithms of quasi-Newton type has been constructed for identification of the
hydraulic conductivity in case of three-dimensional anisotropic confined
aquifer. The regularizational properties of the proposed algorithms are
demonstrated on the solution of several ill-posed problems.
Zaripov R.G., Davydov R.I., Sonin N.V. Nonlinear oscillations of a gas
in tubes.
Results
of experimental investigations of nonlinear oscillations of a gas in tubes are
presented. Forced longitudinal gas oscillations near linear and nonlinear
resonances in a wide range of frequency and excitation amplitudes are studied.
New nonlinear effects in an oscillating gas are revealed. They include
subharmonic resonances near the frequency three time as less as the first eigen
one, large-scaled vortex formations near the open end etc. Investigation of
liquid atomizing processes in a wave field in the industrial ecology problems
is of particular interest. The program of experimental investigations of
nonlinear oscillations of aerosols in tubes is developed.
Tukmakov A.L. Nonlinear effects of gas oscillations in closed tubes and
canals.
Gas
oscillations in closed tubes and canals are numerically investigated on basis
of viscous compressible termoconductive
gas model. The gas motion is described by Navier-Stokes equations for
laminar flows and Reynolds equations at turbulence regimes. Navier-Stokes or
Reynolds systems was solved by the explicit MacCormack second-order difference
splitting schemes with FCT correction procedure and algebraic turbulence model
for Reynolds equations.
Zakirov U.N. Some scientific problems of
mechanics in the twenty first century.
The underground (underplanetary) hydromechanics of the Sun Sistem,
including Mars, aerosol’s mechanics of the planet’s atmosphere, mechanics of
shells long time staying cosmic spase, nonlinear mechanics of satellites with
connections, relativity mechanics of continuous mediumin of variable masses
should be some scientific problems of mechanics in the 21-st century.
The following reports were presented at evening Session (chaired by
Deputy Director of IME KSC RAS Dr. Phys. & Math. Sc. R.G.Zaripov) on
January 31, 2001:
Yakupov N.M. Laboratory of a nonlinear mechanics of shells during last
ten years.
This
report presents development of spline version of FEM for calculation of shells
of complicated geometry: an estimation of convergence, technique of local
refinement of a grid and prediction of durability of corrosive wear, ratio for
matching intersected shells of composite geometry, algorithm of calculation of
shells of mean thickness, registration of a non-uniformity of pattern of a
material. Development of spline version FEM for calculation of
three-dimensional objects. Creation of experimental - theoretical method for
testing of polymer films. The solution of a number of particular applied
problems.
Yakupov N.M., Galimov N.K., Galimov Sh.K., Leontiev A.A., Nurgaliev A.R.
Experimental - theoretical method for testing of strength of polymer films.
The
experimental‑theoretical method for testing of strength of polymer films
is designed. The specimen as a round diaphragm is restricted between a matrix
and punch of the special plant through a hydraulic press. The specimen is swelt
under loading by air. Arresting given pressure and hoisting height of a
diaphragm in its center and using ratio of a non-linear shell theory and the
plasticities, curves of deforming are plotted.
Botcharov N.V. Transient processes in problems of shock loading of
elastic structural components.
In
the work numerical models of temporal forms of outside force pulse are
investigated, described by impulse functions with discontinuity of the first
kind. Mathematical conditions guaranteeing the best convergence to the solution
of the problem of shock loading of elastic structural components are determined
for those models. Convergence is achieved in the method of expansion of complete
dynamic solution by natural oscillation forms using separating quasistatic
component method.
Fedyaev V.L. On the use of modelling methods for
improvement of technological equipment.
In thermal power engineering, chemical, petrochemical and other branches
of industry there, the heat-exchange equipment is widely used. The basic
objects of investigations in the present work are shell-and-tube heat
exchangers and graduation towers. The mathematical models describe all the
processes taken place in their operation: deformation of elements, flows of
liquid and gas, heating and heat exchange between media. Corresponding problems
are solved with the help of analytical as well as numerical methods. Some
original technical solutions are proposed based on the results of the
investigations conducted.
Mazo A.B., Fedyaev V.L., Snigerev
B.A. Mathematical modelling of filters for crude cleaning of circulating water
of industrial plants.
Effective work of heat-exchange equipment is to a large extent dependent
on the property of cooling water. Partial solution of this problem is that of
crude cleaning of circulating water with some special filters. A mathematical
model of computation of fluid flows and particle transfer in filters is
proposed in this work.
Mazo A.B., Alimov M.M. (KSU). Modelling of separating flows with stationary vortex zones.
Yakupov N.M., Hisamov R.Z. Allowing for non-uniformity of material in
calculation of elements of constructions.
A
spline version of the finite element method for calculation of stress - strained
state of three-dimensional elements of constructions of complicated geometry is
developed. The problem of parametrization of a curved area is solved. The
solution in each element is presented in the form of Hermite’s cubic spline of
three variables. The fibers with different mechanical properties are taken into
account using an assumption of a continuity of deformation inside each element.
Test problems for one element with fibers permeating it are given.
Aksenov I.B. (KSTU of A.N.Tupolev’s name),
Tukmakov A.L. Fractal dimensionality of acoustic signal in tubes with
roughness.
Samples
of steel tubes with internal corrosion layer are experimentally investigated.
Fractal nature of acoustic oscillations under flick shock excitation of the
surface is found. The results show that Hausdorff dimensionality of acoustic
signal is variating with thickness of corrosion layer and tends to integer
number value for shooth-walled tubes.