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An Inverse Analysis of Interfacial Parameter Values for Mode I Debonding Between Steel and Hot-Melt Adhesive
A polyethylene pipe reinforced with winding steel wires (PSP) is a new composite pipe in which steel wires are effectively bonded with high-density polyethylene (HDPE) through hot-melt adhesive, ensuring the mechanical properties and structural integrity of the pipe. One of the main failure modes at the PSP joint is the interfacial debonding between the steel wire and the hot-melt adhesive. To find a good method to overcome this debonding failure mode, the first priority is to be able to quantitatively characterize the interface performance. Thus, in this study, double cantilever beam (DCB) tests are used to investigate the interfacial properties between steel and hot-melt adhesive, and a finite element model with cohesive element representing the adhesive interface is established to analyze the interfacial properties and the interfacial failure process. However, the interfacial parameters, including interface strength and fracture energy, cannot be obtained directly; thus, based on the inverse optimization calculation concept, an ABAQUS–Python–MATLAB interactive program is developed to continuously optimize and adjust the key parameters of the interface during iterative calculations so that the load–displacement simulation curve is close to the experimental curve, thereby determining the solution set of interface strength and fracture energy. With the inversion parameters substituted into the DCB model, the simulated reaction force–displacement curve is obtained, and it is consistent with the experimental one. Furthermore, this paper compares the pattern of simulated crack tip propagation during the loading process with the experimental results, and it is found that the simulated curve agrees well with the trends of the experimental ones. This proves the effectiveness of the DCB finite element model and the inversion calculation method from a new perspective, indicating that the simulation results of the DCB model were consistent with the experiment. This method can provide guidance and reference for the mechanical behavior analysis of the bonding interface of other materials or structures.
Experimental study and numerical analysis of fluid-structure coupling vibration characteristics for the reciprocating compressor pipeline
The fluid-structure coupling has been one of the hot issues of academic research in recent years, the achievements in various fields of study also emerge in an endless stream, but on the current research status, The study of fluid structure interaction in the field of dynamic equipment, especially compressor, is not very common. With the development of industrial compressors in the direction of large-scale and high-parameters, the analysis of coupling characteristics represented by fluid-solid coupling can evaluate the safe and stable operation of the system, and the evaluations are ofen more close to the actual situation. Therefore, it has gradually been valued. Through the comparison and analysis of the vibration test system of the reciprocating compressor before and after the pipeline inflation, the vibration response caused by the coupling factor is obtained, for the correctness verification of the fluid-structure coupling simulation. the numerical model of the experimental system is established based on ANSYS WORKBENCH, and the boundary conditions of the model are simulated by the experimental data, verified the feasibility of simulation program. Finally, the effects of medium density, pressure, flow rate, elastic modulus of pipe and Poisson's ratio on fluid solid coupling vibration are discussed by using the verified simulation model. The results show that the medium density, dynamic fluid flow rate and pipe Poisson's ratio have relatively little influence on the fluid-solid coupling vibration of the pipeline, while the medium pressure and the elastic modulus of the pipe have a great influence.
Adiabatic Shear Fractures and Fragments of Cylindrical Structures under Internal Explosive Loading
Adiabatic shear band (ASB) is a typical response of materials under high strain rate loading. Based on the instability analysis of the thermo-viscoplastic constitutive model, a new rate-dependent failure criteria is proposed, which links dynamical evolution of ASB with macro mechanical critical conditions, and is successfully applied to account for the shear fracture mode of cylindrical structures subjected to explosive loading. Using finite element method, the transient failure procedure and shearing fragments induced by ASB is simulated, and the calculated fracture profile shows a good agreement with the experimental results. The failure analysis indicates that the rate-dependent failure criteria, as well as impulsive loading, govern the shear damage mode of the structures.
Numerical studies on fluid-structure interaction of a liquid-filled tank with baffles
CFD is used to simulate liquid sloshing which affects the safety of baffles in this study, a three-dimensional model of a tank is established. The fluid-structure interaction method is applied to analyze the liquid sloshing phenomenon, deformation and stress of baffles during the acceleration. The distribution of liquid phase in a tank with 0.5 and 0.8 liquid filling ratios are studied. Force distribution of the baffles at different times under 0.8 liquid filling ratio is researched to obtain deformation and stress of baffles under this condition. The simulation results show that the liquid distribution in a tank with 0.8 liquid filling ratio is more stable than that with 0.5. During the acceleration process of the tank with 0.8 liquid filling ratio, the deformation and stress of the baffles are inversely proportional. The roots of baffles suffer from large stress, which is easy to crack under certain conditions. It should take protective measures at the root of the baffles to avoid cracking.
Numerical Simulation Study on Radiation Section of Dehydrogenation Furnace
The three-dimensional numerical simulation of the radiation section of a dehydrogenation furnace was carried out by CFD, the thermal-structure coupling analysis was performed. The full-scale meshing of the geometric model was used in this paper, the temperature field and flow field of the furnace and the furnace tube were simulated. The thermal radiation values and temperature values of the simulation results were compared with the design values, it shows that the simulated values are in good agreement with the designed values. The corresponding numerical calculation can be performed for half or 4/1 of the geometry under the condition with the geometric symmetry of the furnace and the furnace tube being good. The simulation results can provide a reference for the design and optimization of the dehydrogenation furnace.