OPTIMUM DESIGN FOR IMPROVING
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Multidisciplinary Design Optimization Multidisciplinary Design Optimization (MDO) is a complex and challenging process that involves integrating various engineering disciplines to achieve the best possible design solution. It requires a holistic approach that takes into account the interactions and trade-offs between different design parameters, such as structural, thermal, aerodynamic, and control systems. MDO is crucial in modern engineering as it allows for the development of more efficient and cost-effective designs, ultimately leading to better products and systems. One of the key challenges in MDO is the need to balance conflicting design requirements. For example, in the design of an aircraft, engineers must consider the trade-offs between weight, aerodynamics, and structural integrity. Optimizing one aspect of the design may have a negative impact on another, so it is essential to find the right balance that meets all requirements. This requires close collaboration between engineers from different disciplines, as well as the use of advanced modeling and simulation tools to evaluate the design space and identify the best solutions. Another challenge in MDO is the complexity of the design space. With multiple interacting disciplines and a large number of design variables, the search for the optimal solution can be extremely challenging. Traditional design optimization methods often struggle to handle this complexity, leading to suboptimal solutions. MDO requires the use of advanced optimization algorithms and techniques, such as genetic algorithms, neural networks, and multi-objective optimization, to efficiently explore the design space and identify the best solutions. Furthermore, MDO also requires a significant amount of computational resources. The integration of multiple disciplines and the use of advanced optimization techniques often result in computationally intensive processes that require large-scale computing resources. This can be a barrier for small engineering teams or organizations with limited resources, as it may be challenging to access the necessary computational infrastructure to support MDO activities. However, with the advancement of cloud computing and high-performance computing technologies, these barriers are gradually being overcome, making MDO more accessible to a wider range of engineering teams. Despite these challenges, the benefits of MDO are significant. By considering multiple disciplinessimultaneously, MDO can lead to designs that are more efficient, reliable, and cost-effective. It can also help to identify innovative design solutions that may not be apparent when considering each discipline in isolation. Ultimately, MDO has the potential to revolutionize the way engineering design is conducted, leading to the development of better products and systems across a wide range of industries. In conclusion, Multidisciplinary Design Optimization is a complex and challenging process that requires a holistic approach to balance conflicting design requirements, handle the complexity of the design space, and access significant computational resources. Despite these challenges, the benefits of MDO are significant, leading to more efficient, reliable, and cost-effective designs. As technology continues to advance, MDO is expected to play an increasingly important role in modern engineering, ultimately leading to the development of better products and systems across a wide range of industries.。
Ka波段三路波导功分器/合路器任重;成海峰;徐建华;罗运生【摘要】文章设计了一种可以使用在固态合成发射机上的三路等分功率波导功分器/合路器。
在波导分支定向耦合器的基础上,增加一路副线波导,构成了一个一路输入、一路直通、两路耦合、两路隔离的六端口网络;采用增加波导长度的方式解决了实际应用中的相位补偿问题。
另外在功分器的三路输出端增加了微带部分以提高功分器的可调试性。
实际测量数据基本符合仿真结果:在1GHz带宽内,功分器的一路插损小于6dB,输入驻波小于1.6;合路器的一路插损小于4.9dB,输出驻波小于1.3。
其性能满足使用要求。
文章最后对该类型的波导功分器/合路器的设计提出若干改进方案。
%A waveguide power splitter/combiner of three equal ways used on solid-state power combined transmitters is designed in this paper. Based on 3dB branch waveguide coupler, a vice-waveguide is added, which makes up a new six ports network with one input way, one direct output way, two coupled ways and two isolated ways.A method by adding the length of waveguide for phase balance is also illuminated. In addition, some microstrip lines are assembled in the splitter to increase the character of debugging. Good agreement has been achieved between the numerical and the experimental results. In band of1GHz, the insert loss (IL) of the splitter is less than 6dB, and the input VSWR is less than 1.6; the IL of the combiner is less than 4.9 dB, and the output VSWR is less than 1.3. It meets the requirement well. Some methods for improving the attribute of the splitter/combiner have been brought up in the end.【期刊名称】《电子与封装》【年(卷),期】2012(012)005【总页数】6页(P22-27)【关键词】波导功分器/合路器;三路合成/分配;插损;相位补偿【作者】任重;成海峰;徐建华;罗运生【作者单位】南京电子器件研究所,南京210016;南京电子器件研究所,南京210016;南京电子器件研究所,南京210016;南京电子器件研究所,南京210016【正文语种】中文【中图分类】TN4021 引言近年来,随着固态功率合成技术的大量应用,对功分器/合路器性能的要求也越来越高。
10.16638/ki.1671-7988.2018.21.028基于Dynaform的回弹控制及优化设计何斌1,邢昌2(1.安徽江淮汽车集团股份有限公司,安徽合肥230000;2.安徽工程大学,安徽芜湖241000)摘要:为了解决金属板料成型中的弯曲回弹问题,文章利用Dynaform对U形件的成型过程以及产生的回弹进行模拟仿真分析,并从工艺参数、模具结构、弯曲件结构设计等方面得出控制与减小回弹的方法,为提高冲压件的质量、缩短产品开发周期以及回弹问题的控制与优化提供了参考和指导。
关键词:Dynaform;弯曲回弹;模拟仿真;U形件;回弹控制中图分类号:U462 文献标识码:A 文章编号:1671-7988(2018)21-79-03Springback Control And Optimum Design Based on DynaformHe Bin1, Xing Chang2(1.Anhui Jianghuai Automobile Group Co., Ltd, Anhui Hefei 230000;2.Anhui Polytechnic University, Anhui Wuhu 241000 )Abstract:In order to solve the problem of bending springback in sheet metal of forming, Using Dynaform to simulate the forming process and springback of U-shape part, it comes to the method of control and reduce springback form the process parameters, tool structure, the structure of bending parts etc. And it provides a reference and guidance for improving the quality of stamping parts, shortening the product development cycle and controlling and optimizing the springback problem. Keywords: Dynaform; Bending Springback; Simulation; U-shaped part; Springback controlCLC NO.: U462 Document Code: A Article ID: 1671-7988(2018)21-79-03前言随着汽车工业的发展以及轻量化技术的应用,高强度的冲压薄板件和铝合金板材的使用占比越来越高,而在这些冲压薄板件成型过程中,弯曲回弹的控制及攻关一直是炙手可热的课题。
Designation Quality Process Requirement (QPR) for Design for EnvironmentDocument key Pages A2C00909200AAA 2 of 8 Continental Corporation Copyright ( C ) Continental AG 2007 A4:2007-12 T r a n s m i t t a l , r e p r o d u c t i o n , d i s s e m i n a t i o n a n d /o r e d i t i n g o f t h i s d o c u m e n t a s w e l l a s u t i l i z a t i o n o f i t s c o n t e n t s a n d c o m m u n i c a t i o n t h e r e o f t o o t h e r sw i t h o u t e x p r e s s a u t h o r i z a t i o n a r e p r o h i b i t e d . O f f e n d e r s w i l l b e h e l d l i a b l ef o r p a y m e n t o f d a m ag e s . A l l r i gh t s c r e a t e d b y p a t e n t g r a n t o r r e gi s t r a t i o n o f a u t i l i t y m o d e l o r d e s i g n p a t e n t a r e r e s e r v e d . Table of contents1Scope 3 1.1General 31.2Abbreviations 3 2Marking of Basic Material 4 3Prohibited Substances and REACH 5 3.1GADSL 5 3.2REACH 5 4Material Reporting in IMDS 6 5Reference 8 5.1Normative references 8 5.2Record of changes8 5.3 Team 8Designation Quality Process Requirement (QPR) for Design for EnvironmentDocument key Pages A2C00909200AAA 3 of 8 Continental Corporation Copyright ( C ) Continental AG 2007 A4:2007-12 T r a n s m i t t a l , r e p r o d u c t i o n , d i s s e m i n a t i o n a n d /o r e d i t i n g o f t h i s d o c u m e n t a s w e l l a s u t i l i z a t i o n o f i t s c o n t e n t s a n d c o m m u n i c a t i o n t h e r e o f t o o t h e r sw i t h o u t e x p r e s s a u t h o r i z a t i o n a r e p r o h i b i t e d . O f f e n d e r s w i l l b e h e l d l i a b l ef o r p a y m e n t o f d a m ag e s . A l l r i gh t s c r e a t e d b y p a t e n t g r a n t o r r e gi s t r a t i o n o f a u t i l i t y m o d e l o r d e s i g n p a t e n t a r e r e s e r v e d . 1 ScopeThis Quality Process Requirements (QPR) describes the requirements of Continental Automotive, which must be met by Supplier under aspects of product- related protection of the environment.This document supersedes all previous former TEMIC or CONTINENTAL TEMIC or CONTINENTAL TEVES or SIEMENS VDO and Motorola (ACES) environmental systems requirements manuals (e.g. FRA-05112528 11.07.05; FRA-07110105 08.02.07; FRA-08114998 08.09.08).1.1 GeneralSuppliers are obligated to contribute to the implementation of environmental requirements in product design by:• Active involvement in working out optimum solutions for minimizing the potential impact of components on the environment over the automobile life cycle. The automobile life cycle comprises the production of raw materials and semi components, the manufacturing of components and vehicles and their use and recycling.• Providing information on environmental aspects of the components supplied and their composition in terms of type and amount upon request.• Providing information on the recyclability of the components supplied on request.1.2Abbreviations IMDS International Material Data System REACH Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals GADSL Global Automotive Declarable Substance List IPC Industrial Printed Circuits (now: Association Connecting Electronics Industries) IC Integrated Circuits PPAP Production Part Approval Process PPF Produktionsprozess- und Produktfreigabe PSW Part Submission WarrantDesignation Quality Process Requirement (QPR) for Design for EnvironmentDocument key Pages A2C00909200AAA 4 of 8 Continental Corporation Copyright ( C ) Continental AG 2007 A4:2007-12 T r a n s m i t t a l , r e p r o d u c t i o n , d i s s e m i n a t i o n a n d /o r e d i t i n g o f t h i s d o c u m e n t a s w e l l a s u t i l i z a t i o n o f i t s c o n t e n t s a n d c o m m u n i c a t i o n t h e r e o f t o o t h e r sw i t h o u t e x p r e s s a u t h o r i z a t i o n a r e p r o h i b i t e d . O f f e n d e r s w i l l b e h e l d l i a b l ef o r p a y m e n t o f d a m ag e s . A l l r i gh t s c r e a t e d b y p a t e n t g r a n t o r r e gi s t r a t i o n o f a u t i l i t y m o d e l o r d e s i g n p a t e n t a r e r e s e r v e d . 2 Marking of Basic MaterialTo promote the recovery of high-grade materials in connection with the recycling of end-of-life vehicles, components shall be labelled to show their composition unless technical or economic reasons render this difficult or impossible.Components made from plastics or elastomers shall be labelled. Labelling is obligatory if the weight exceeds 100 g (plastic parts) or 200 g (elastomers). Labelling should be in accordance with the following international standards:• ISO 11469: Plastics – Generic identification and marking of plastics products • ISO 1043-1: Plastics - Nomenclature, Part 1: Basis-Polymers• ISO 1043-2: Plastics - Nomenclature, Part 2: Fillers • ISO 1043-4: Plastics - Nomenclature, Part 4: Flame resistant• ISO 1629: Rubber and latices - NomenclatureOther basic material shall be marked in accordance with VDA Recommendation 260 " Vehicle components – Marking of material ". Large plastic components may have to be labelled at more than one point in order to reduce the cost of transportation in connection with the recycling of end-of-life vehicles by cutting the component into several smaller parts.Designation Quality Process Requirement (QPR) for Design for EnvironmentDocument key Pages A2C00909200AAA 5 of 8 Continental Corporation Copyright ( C ) Continental AG 2007 A4:2007-12 T r a n s m i t t a l , r e p r o d u c t i o n , d i s s e m i n a t i o n a n d /o r e d i t i n g o f t h i s d o c u m e n t a s w e l l a s u t i l i z a t i o n o f i t s c o n t e n t s a n d c o m m u n i c a t i o n t h e r e o f t o o t h e r sw i t h o u t e x p r e s s a u t h o r i z a t i o n a r e p r o h i b i t e d . O f f e n d e r s w i l l b e h e l d l i a b l ef o r p a y m e n t o f d a m ag e s . A l l r i gh t s c r e a t e d b y p a t e n t g r a n t o r r e gi s t r a t i o n o f a u t i l i t y m o d e l o r d e s i g n p a t e n t a r e r e s e r v e d . 3Prohibited Substances and REACH 3.1 GADSLThe Global Automotive Declarable Substances List (GADSL) is the outcome of a global cooperation between the automotive, automotive parts supplier and chemical industries. All substances listed in the GADSL are subject to declaration requirements. Substances identified as prohibited in the GADSL are only allowed to use within the GADSL thresholds. The latest valid edition of the GADSL is available under the following internet address:Global Automotive Declarable Substances List (GADSL): According to the EU Directive on End-of-Life Vehicles 2000/53/EC (Article 4(2)), the use of lead (Pb),mercury (Hg), cadmium (Cd) and hexavalent chromium (Cr VI) is restricted to the applications listed in the latest valid edition of Annex II of the directive under the stipulated conditions. The supplier is obligated to meet these requirements. Further information:• EU Directive on End-of-Life Vehicles 2000/53/EC http://ec.europa.eu/environment/waste/elv_index.htm• Latest version of Annex II of the EU Directive on End-of-Life Vehicles http://eur-lex.europa.eu/ [search for “end-of life vehicles” in connection with “Annex II”]3.2 REACHContinental Automotive expect its Suppliers, supplying to any Continental Automotive plant in the European Union, to pre-register all required substances and preparations in time and to complete registration before end of transitional period according to Regulation (EC) No. 1907/2006 (REACH). The registration can be done either by supplier himself or by a third party representative if the supplier is located outside the European Union. In case the supplier withdraws a product from the market, he has to inform Continental Automotive Divisions immediately. The substances listed in appendix 14 must not be supplied to Continental after the expiration date.Designation Quality Process Requirement (QPR) for Design for EnvironmentDocument key Pages A2C00909200AAA 6 of 8 Continental Corporation Copyright ( C ) Continental AG 2007 A4:2007-12 T r a n s m i t t a l , r e p r o d u c t i o n , d i s s e m i n a t i o n a n d /o r e d i t i n g o f t h i s d o c u m e n t a s w e l l a s u t i l i z a t i o n o f i t s c o n t e n t s a n d c o m m u n i c a t i o n t h e r e o f t o o t h e r sw i t h o u t e x p r e s s a u t h o r i z a t i o n a r e p r o h i b i t e d . O f f e n d e r s w i l l b e h e l d l i a b l ef o r p a y m e n t o f d a m ag e s . A l l r i gh t s c r e a t e d b y p a t e n t g r a n t o r r e gi s t r a t i o n o f a u t i l i t y m o d e l o r d e s i g n p a t e n t a r e r e s e r v e d . 4 Material Reporting in IMDSThe complete composition of components and materials shall be reported by creating material data sheets in the International Material Data System (IMDS). The material data sheets have to be created in accordance with the reporting requirements of the IMDS Steering Committee in force at the time.• International Material Data System (IMDS): If all necessary data concerning the composition of the products to be reported is already on file at Continental Automotive in a suitable form which can be electronically processed, then ContinentalAutomotive may decide to waive the reporting obligation of the respective parts supplier. In the absence of such a decision the reporting responsibility rests with the supplier. A simplified material reporting based on IMDS Recommendation 019 may be used for electronic components.Simplified material reporting means: For electronic components with a weight below 5g that will bemounted to a printed circuit board, an IPC 1752 or umbrella spec. declaration may be submitted instead of a complete IMDS datasheet. If an electronic part contains substances that are declarable according to GADSL but are not covered in the recommendation 019 material (e.g. GaAs die in an IC), the supplier is obliged to inform Continental Automotive by sending an IMDS data sheet.In case the IMDS Recommendation itself changes this method of material reporting has to be adjusted accordingly. On request by Continental the full IMDS submission needs to be applied without simplified reporting.Electronic componentWeight less than 5g Selfassurance of con-formance with environmental requirements by suppliers Reporting by Umbrella Spec or IPC (supplier has to assure, that Umbrella Spec could be used)Reporting via IMDS NoYes Yes NoDesignation Quality Process Requirement (QPR) for Design for EnvironmentDocument key Pages A2C00909200AAA 7 of 8 Continental Corporation Copyright ( C ) Continental AG 2007 A4:2007-12 T r a n s m i t t a l , r e p r o d u c t i o n , d i s s e m i n a t i o n a n d /o r e d i t i n g o f t h i s d o c u m e n t a s w e l l a s u t i l i z a t i o n o f i t s c o n t e n t s a n d c o m m u n i c a t i o n t h e r e o f t o o t h e r sw i t h o u t e x p r e s s a u t h o r i z a t i o n a r e p r o h i b i t e d . O f f e n d e r s w i l l b e h e l d l i a b l ef o r p a y m e n t o f d a m ag e s . A l l r i gh t s c r e a t e d b y p a t e n t g r a n t o r r e gi s t r a t i o n o f a u t i l i t y m o d e l o r d e s i g n p a t e n t a r e r e s e r v e d .Continental Automotive may request the part supplier to confirm in writing that he complies with the legal requirements concerning prohibited substances in order to protect Continental Automotive against litigation. This confirmation may be worded along the lines of the following examples:• “The scope of supply is free from heavy metals as defined in 2000/53/EC“• “The scope of supply is free from brominated flame retardants as defined in 2003/11/EC“• "The scope of supply is free from prohibited substances as defined in the Global Automotive Declarable Substances List (GADSL)“Material reporting must be submitted with the delivery of first sample. In case of changes a re-submission is required. IMDS IDs of the approved material data sheets (MDS) are to be referred to in the PPAP/PPF (PSW) documents.Designation Quality Process Requirement (QPR) for Design for EnvironmentDocument key Pages A2C00909200AAA 8 of 8 Continental Corporation Copyright ( C ) Continental AG 2007 A4:2007-12 T r a n s m i t t a l , r e p r o d u c t i o n , d i s s e m i n a t i o n a n d /o r e d i t i n g o f t h i s d o c u m e n t a s w e l l a s u t i l i z a t i o n o f i t s c o n t e n t s a n d c o m m u n i c a t i o n t h e r e o f t o o t h e r sw i t h o u t e x p r e s s a u t h o r i z a t i o n a r e p r o h i b i t e d . O f f e n d e r s w i l l b e h e l d l i a b l ef o r p a y m e n t o f d a m ag e s . A l l r i gh t s c r e a t e d b y p a t e n t g r a n t o r r e gi s t r a t i o n o f a u t i l i t y m o d e l o r d e s i g n p a t e n t a r e r e s e r v e d . 5Reference 5.1Normative references 2000/53/EC EU Directive on End-of-Life Vehicles (incl. latest version of Annex II) 2003/11/ECEU Directive on the restriction of brominated flame retardants 2003/138/ECEU Decision establishing component and material coding standards for vehicles GADSLGlobal Automotive Declarable Substances List ( ) VDA 260Vehicle components – Marking of material VDA Band 2Quality Assurance of Supplies DIN EN ISO 11469Marking of plastic products ISO 18064Thermoplastic elastomers – Nomenclature ISO 1043-1,2,4Plastics - Nomenclature ISO 1629Rubber and latices – Nomenclature 1907/2006XVI REACHEU directives may be downloaded in the internet under http://europa.eu.int/eur-lex .VDA documents may be ordered under www.vda.de , ISO standards under www.beuth.de5.2 Record of changesRevision Date AuthorsReason of the changes Paragraph and chapter modified A 2012-07-20 Stefan Dullynew document all5.3 Team Name Department email Phone Stefan Dully CQE A QEP Stefan.Dully@ +49-69-7603-5864 Gerold Will CQE A SQM E3 Gerold.Will@ +49 6073-12-4815 Thomas Schmidt CQE A SQM E5 Thomas.4.Schmidt@ +49 941-790-7226 Michael Krause CQE A SQM M Michael.3.Krause@ +49 69-7603-5453。
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optimal和optimum英文辨析《Optimal vs. Optimum: A Comparative Analysis》In the English language, there are often multiple words that have similar meanings but subtle differences in usage. Two such words are “optimal” and “optimum”. While they both refer to the best or most favorable option, there are some key distinctions between the two.The word “optimal” is an adjective that means the most desirable or best possible. It implies that there is a range of options, and the one being described as optimal is the one that offers the greatest benefit or advantage. For example, “The optimal solution to this problem would be to implement a new system.” Here, “optimal” suggests that there are other potential solutions, but the one being proposed is the best among them.On the other hand, “optimum” is also an adjective, but it is often used in a more specific or technical context. It refers to the point or condition at which something is at its best or most efficient. For instance, “The optimum temperature for this chemical reaction is 50 degrees Celsius.”In this case, “optimum” indicates a specific value or range that is considered the most favorable for a particular process or outcome.One way to think about the difference between “optimal” and “optimum” is that “optimal” is more subjective and depends on the specific circumstances or goals, while “optimum” is more objective and based on specific criteria or measurements. Another difference is that “optimal” can be used to describe a wide range of situations, while “optimum” is often used in more specialized fields such as science, engineering, or economics.In some cases, the two words can be used interchangeably, but it is important to be aware of the subtle differences in meaning and usage.Using the wrong word can lead to confusion or a less precise expression of ideas. For example, saying “The optimum solution to this problem is to do nothing” might sound odd, as “optimum” typically implies a specific action or condition that is considered the best. In this case,“optimal” would be a more appropriate choice.To further illustrate the differences between “optimal” and “optimum”,let’s consider a few examples:In a business context, finding the optimal marketing strategywould involve considering various factors such as target audience,budget, and competition. The goal is to identify the approach that is most likely to lead to success. On the other hand, determining the optimum inventory level would involve analyzing data such as sales trends, lead times, and carrying costs to find the level that minimizes costs while meeting customer demand.In a medical setting, choosing the optimal treatment plan for a patient would depend on their specific condition, medical history,and personal preferences. The doctor would aim to select thetreatment that offers the best chance of recovery with the least side effects. However , when it comes to setting the optimumdosage of a medication, it would involve precise calculations based on the patient’s weight, age, and other factors to ensure the most effective and safe treatment.In a sports context, an athlete might strive for the optimalperformance by training hard, eating well, and getting enoughrest. This would involve finding the right balance between different aspects of their training and lifestyle. On the other hand, a coach might look for the optimum lineup or strategy for a particulargame based on the strengths and weaknesses of the team and the opponent.While “optimal” and “optimum” are similar in meaning, they have distinct nuances that can affect their usage. Understanding thesedifferences can help us communicate more precisely and effectively in various contexts. Whether we are discussing business, science, or any other field, choosing the right word can make a significant difference in how our ideas are understood. So, the next time you are faced with a choice between “optimal” and “optimum”, take a moment to consider • • •the specific context and intended meaning to ensure you are using the most appropriate word.。
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Quiz 1安全管理Safety management 事故致因accident causation不安全行为Unsafe behavior 不安全状态 unsafe state企业安全文化organization’s safety culture 安全的工作环境safety working environment事故致因模型accident causation models 风险 risk事故预防Accident prevention 安全口号safety slogan系统安全工程System safety engineering 安全度degree of safety1、The most important aim of safety management is to maintain and promote workers’ health and safety at work.最重要的目的是维护安全管理,促进工人的健康和安全工作。
2、Many research results also show that the traditional promotion methods like campaigns; poster and safety slogans have seldom increased the use of safe work practices.许多研究结果还表明,传统的促销手段如运动、海报和安全口号很少增加使用安全工作实践。
3、Loss prevention is a concept that is often used in the context of hazard control in process industry.损失预防是常用于过程工业危害控制的情况下的一个概念。
4、System safety concepts are based on the idea that an optimum degree of safety can be achieved within the constraints of system effectiveness.系统安全概念是基于这个理念,一个系统有效性的约束范围内,可以实现最佳的安全程度。
Product catalogueCopeland Scroll ™ compressorZFKQ for Refrigeration Applications2TM Emerson developed the ZFKQ range of Copeland Scroll TM compressors to provide the best performance in low temperatures. The series has a wide application envelope that can operate from -40°C to +7°C evaporating temperature. Its optimized design perfectly fits frozen food application requirements while its scroll compliance mechanism makes it highly tolerant of liquid slugging.The range consists of:• The ZF*KQE models that operate with liquid injection in order to control discharge temperature and extend the operating envelope. • The ZFI*KQE models that are optimized for vapor injection with the use of a subcooler. This boosts the refrigeration system's cooling capacity and efficiency.High efficiency all year round• The unique Copeland Compliant Scroll design patented by Emerson operates under continuous scroll flank contact, maintained by centrifugal force. This minimizes gas leakage while maximizing efficiency.• With its capability for condensing operation down to 4°C on low temperature applications, Copeland Scroll technology provides the best seasonal efficiencies.• Equipped with dynamic discharge valve that allows the discharge gas to reach desired pressure. This helps reduce efficiency loss by preventing gas re-compression.• The vapor injection technology allows ZFI*KQE compressors to perform higher efficiency than single-stage compressors at low temperature operation condition. Thus makes ZFI*KQE the best in-class performance.Features and benefitsCompactness• The small footprint of Copeland Scroll compressors enables compact system designs.• Weight and dimensions for refrigeration equipment is reduced with increased capacity per compressorweight.3Table of contents4Robustness and reliability• The Copeland Compliant Scroll design is tolerant to stresses caused by liquid slugging, flooded starts and debris commonly found in refrigeration systems.• Easy to service and maintain due to their compact size and lightweight, simple design.• Engineered for optimum performance with today’s chlorine-free refrigerants.• The Copeland Scroll compressor design has several inherent reliability advantages:• Redesigned suction gas flow results in lower oil circulation and better motor cooling.• EVI CoreSense™ Control kits provide advanced features to ensure optimum system operation.- 70% fewer moving parts than reciprocating compressors- Axial & radial scroll compliance provides improved liquid handling capability- Hermetic design reduces leak potentialSmooth operation• All Copeland Scroll compressors are designed with a discharge check valve that isolates the high pressure discharge gas. This allows the compressor to start unloaded, resulting in low inrush currents.• Smooth operations are made possible by the continuous compression process. This generates less vibration than reciprocating technology.Delivers unmatched energy efficiency: 5%–20% improvement• Motor, scroll and bearing redesign minimize annual energy consumption.• Precision machined scrolls provide the highest isentropic efficiency and wear-in for improved performance over time.• New valving technology adjusts the scroll compression ratio based on operating condition, significantly improving low ambient performance.• Using vapor injection improves system capacity by 50% and efficiency by 20% on average at the low temperature rating condition.Compressor protection• ZF*KQE and ZFI*KQE compressors are supplied with internal thermal protectors that prevent motor overheating in case of loss of phase or low refrigerant charge.• The ZF*KQE models that operate with liquid injection through DTC Valve in order to control the discharge temperature.• The ZFI*KQE models that can operate with Emerson EVI CoreSense™ control kits in order to control vapor injection superheat as well as a safe discharge temperature.5Base capacity @ LT rating(Btu/h) @ 60Hz (ARI)Low temperature refrigerationNomenclatureZ F I 20 K Q E - T F D - X X XLubricantBlank Mineral oil EPOE oilBill of materialGenerationScroll familyBase capacity multiplierK1,000TechnologyIVapor injection BlankLiquid injectionElectricalMotor type T Three-phase motor Motor protection W External electronic protection F Internal inherent protection Electrical codes50 Hz 60 Hz 7–380 V C 200 V 208-230 V D 380-420 V 460 VBill of materialRemarks: See technical data sheet for the detailed connection sizeZF06-ZF49KQE only provide Rotalock connection to liquid injection fitting for the installation of DTC valve *Except ZF28KQE-TFC and ZFI39KQE-TFC6Operating envelopesZF06 - 18KQEZFI20-26KQER22ZF25-41KQEZFI36-59KQEZF49KQEZFI68KQELiquid injectionVapor injection05101520253035404550556065-45-40-35-30-25-20-15-10-5510C o n d e n s i n g t e m p e r a t u r e (°C )Evaporating temperature (°C)05101520253035404550556065-45-40-35-30-25-20-15-10-5510C o n d e n s i n g t e m p e r a t u r e (°C )Evaporating temperature (°C)05101520253035404550556065-45-40-35-30-25-20-15-10-5510C o n d e n s i n g t e m p e r a t u r e (°C )Evaporating temperature (°C)05101520253035404550556065-45-40-35-30-25-20-15-10-5510C o n d e n s i n g t e m p e r a t u r e (°C )Evaporating temperature (°C)05101520253035404550556065-45-40-35-30-25-20-15-10-5510C o n d e n s i n g t e m p e r a t u r e (°C )Evaporating temperature (°C)05101520253035404550556065-45-40-35-30-25-20-15-10-5510C o n d e n s i n g t e m p e r a t u r e (°C )Evaporating temperature (°C)Note: 20°C return gas + liquid injection Note:20°C return gas + vapor injection7R404A/R507Operating envelopesLiquid injectionVapor injectionZF06 - 18KQEZFI20 - 26KQEZF25 - 41KQEZFI36 - 59KQEZF49KQEZFI68KQE05101520253035404550556065-45-40-35-30-25-20-15-10-5510C o n d e n s i n g t e m p e r a t u r e (°C )Evaporating temperature (°C)18.3°C Return Gas + Liquid injection05101520253035404550556065-45-40-35-30-25-20-15-10-5510C o n d e n s i n g t e m p e r a t u r e (°C )Evaporating temperature (°C)05101520253035404550556065-45-40-35-30-25-20-15-10-5510C o n d e n s i n g t e m p e r a t u r e (°C )Evaporating temperature (°C)05101520253035404550556065-45-40-35-30-25-20-15-10-5510C o n d e n s i n g t e m p e r a t u r e (°C )Evaporating temperature (°C)05101520253035404550556065-45-40-35-30-25-20-15-10-5510C o n d e n s i n g t e m p e r a t u r e (°C )Evaporating temperature (°C)Note:20°C return gas + liquid injection Note:20°C return gas + vapor injectionProduct line-upR404A - 50HzR404A - 60HzNotes: Based on low temperature cold room conditions: -25°C evaporating, 45°C condensing and 20°C return gas temperature.Preliminary data for ZF54, ZFI23, ZFI81. Release date to be announced.81. Q for capacity; P for power. Units in kW2. All ZF*KQE values are rated at return gas temperature: 20°C and subcooling: 0 K91. Q for capacity, P for power. Units in kW; LO for liquid out temperature in °C2. All ZF*KQE values are rated at return gas temperature: 20°C and max subcooling 10TF7: 380 V ; 3-Phase, 60 Hz TFC: 200 V ; 3-Phase, 60 Hz TFD: 380-420 V ; 3-Phase, 60 HzLiquid injectionNotes:1. Q for capacity; P for power. Units in kWTF7: 380 V ; 3-Phase, 60 HzTFC: 200 V ; 3-Phase, 60 HzTFD: 380-420 V ; 3-Phase, 60 HzVapor injection Array1. Q for capacity, P for power. Units in kW; LO for liquid out temperature in °CTFC: 200 V ; 3-Phase, 50 Hz TFD: 380-420 V ; 3-Phase, 50 Hz Liquid injection1. Q for capacity; P for power. Units in kWTFC: 200 V ; 3-Phase, 50 HzTFD: 380-420 V ; 3-Phase, 50 HzVapor injection Array1. Q for capacity, P for power. Units in kW; LO for liquid out temperature in °CNotes:1. Q for capacity; P for power. Units in kW1. Q for capacity, P for power. Units in kW; LO for liquid out temperature in °CEVI CoreSense control kits IntroductionThe EVI CoreSense control kit of ZFI compressor is intended to control vapor injection, maintain a safe discharge temperature, and provide intelligent diagnosis and protection.The kit includes a printed circuit board (PCB), an electronic expansion valve (EXV), and three sensors, as well as containing atransformer and an EXV filter. All parts are common, except the EXV valve orifice size, which will be applied to different ZFI models. In vapor injection application, the valve is driven by sensors mounted near the heat exchanger and attempts to maintain the vapor outlet sensor 5K higher than the vapor inlet. The system will switch to discharge line temperature control if vapor injection is insufficient to maintain a safe discharge temperature. If the discharge temperature becomes dangerously high, the system will stop the compressor, turn on an LED alarm, and trigger a voltage free alarm relay contact. The compressor can auto-reset, but not lockout.Emerson provides customer EVI CoreSense control kits with and without CoreSense box.EVI CoreSense™ control kits and wiring diagramPrinted circuit boardWear a ground strap when working with the PCB to avoid the risk of damage from static discharges.General PCB layout, input and output ports are shown in the image below, the ports to EXV, DLT, as well as the vapor in and vapor out sensors are done with Poka-yoke connector design. Connect sensors, EXV, and system wiring as shown in wiring diagram.The PCB is supplied power through a transformer with a power input of 50/60Hz, 220VAC, and an output of 12VAC to the PCB board.For EVI control kits with CoreSense box, the board and transformer are both mounted in the box, using 4x05mm holes at 61x101mm centers, fastened by screws. Spare part number is 543-0189-01 for field service.For EVI control kits without CoreSense™ box, we provide individual parts for compact system design. The board is with 4 xØ4mm holes at 61 x 101mm centers, please use plastic stakes provided. Spare part number is 543-0219-01 for field service.LED 2LED 3Board power supply input terminalsCompressor start/stop input signal EXV driver output portsDLT sensor input ports Vapor in sensor input ports Vapor out sensor input portsDip-switch settingThe dip-switch default setting has been done in-factory, please do not change setting and ensure that the replacement board is set correctly.For the glide-refrigerants application like R407A, R407F, R407C, we would recommend 10K superheat. Please contact your local Emerson sales and application engineer to reset the dip-switch.LED functionsLED1 (yellow-green)LED1will light up during initialization after power on, after that, blinking lights will indicate the sensor status.LED2, LED3 (yellow-green)LED2 and LED3 will blink once when entering or exiting EXV manual operation, and also indicate EXV opening and closing.LED4 (red color) alarmwill turn on when alarm is triggered by the following itemsLED4The EVI kits include 3 temperature sensors. Please ensure all sensors are mounted in the correct locations, fastened, and insulated properly.The discharge temperature sensor should be installed approximately 178mm (7 inches) from discharge tube outlet. If a service valve is installed at the discharge tube, the sensor should be located 127mm (5 inches) from the valve braze.The vapor in sensor is connected to the pipe between the EXV and PHE. The vapor out sensor is connected to the pipe from thePHE to the compressor vapor injection port. Please don’t make the vapor in and vapor out sensor location reversed.Electronic expansion valve (EXV)The EXV contains an EXV-valve and EXV-coil, lead wire length for coil is 1796mm, the valve size includes Ø1.3mm, Ø1.65mm and Ø1.8mm depending on system size, applied to different ZFI models.The liquid refrigerant should pass from the bending tube and flow out from the straight tube. Please weld the filter before the EXV provided along with the kits.ZFI standard control box wiring exampleCables fixed by ribbonControl boardTransformerTerminal123A B C D EFWiring diagramPlate heat exchanger (PHE)and liquid line temperatureMount plate heat exchanger in the vertical position and oriented correctly. Ensure that sensors are located correctly as well.ZFI vapor injection compressors can deliver very cold liquid with economizer cycle. The sub-cooling of liquid line calls for these recommendations:1. Liquid line pipe connecting the economizer to theevaporator expansion valve should be well-insulatedseparately.2. The lower liquid line temperature can increase theevaporator valve capacities. Please follow the valvemanufacturer's recommended liquid temperaturecorrection factors for proper selection of evaporatorRotalock connectionNotes:(1) All tolerances ± 1.5mm [0.06in] unless otherwise specified(2) Due to accumulated assembly tolerances, the listed components may vary from the mounting holes. All fittings: ± 3.0mm [0.12in]Rotalock connectionNotes:(1) All tolerances ± 1.5mm [0.06in] unless otherwise specified(2) Due to accumulated assembly tolerances, the listed components may vary from the mounting holes. All fittings: ± 3.0mm [0.12in]Rotalock connectionNotes:(1) All tolerances ± 1.5mm [0.06in] unless otherwise specified(2) Due to accumulated assembly tolerances, the listed components may vary from the mounting holes. All fittings: ± 3.0mm [0.12in]Rotalock connectionNotes:(1) All tolerances ± 1.5mm [0.06in] unless otherwise specified(2) Due to accumulated assembly tolerances, the listed components may vary from the mounting holes. All fittings: ± 3.0mm [0.12in]Rotalock connectionNotes:(1) All tolerances ± 1.5mm [0.06in] unless otherwise specified(2) Due to accumulated assembly tolerances, the listed components may vary from the mounting holes. All fittings: ± 3.0mm [0.12in]Stub tube connectionZF28KQE-TFC and ZFI39KQE-TFC (BOM 580) Stub tube connectionStub tube connectionStub tube connectionZF49KQE-TFD/TF7 (BOM569) Stub tube connectionZF49KQE-TFC and ZFI68KQE-TFC (BOM569) Stub tube connectionStub tube connectionStub tube connectionLiquid injection schematicVapor injection schematic*PHE: Plate heat exchangerGeneral informationTechnical data are correct at the time of printing. 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空航天科学技术基于伴随算法的翼型优化设计邓建军段治强*邓建华(成都航空职业技术学院四川成都610100)摘 要:本文采用伴随算法和CFD方法对NACA0012翼型进行了以提高升阻比为目的的优化设计,并通过多个计算工况来验证伴随算法的适应性。
计算结果表明,不同攻角下,伴随算法均可有效提升翼型的升阻比,但其优化效率会随着攻角的增加而降低,相比于原始翼型,升阻比最大增加了32.55%,证明了本文方法的可行性和有效性。
通过翼型表面压力系数分布可知,伴随算法主要通过增大翼型下表面压力,减小翼型上表面压力来提升翼型升力,算法简单易行,计算过程稳定可靠。
关键词:伴随算法升阻比优化压强系数计算流体力学中图分类号:V224;TP391.9文献标识码:A文章编号:1674-098X(2022)10(a)-0052-05 Airfoil Optimal Design Based on Adjoint AlgorithmDENG Jianjun DUAN Zhiqiang*DENG Jianhua( Chengdu Aeronautic Polytechnic, Chengdu, Sichuan Province, 610100 China )Abstract: In this paper, the adjoint algorithm and CFD method are used to optimize the design of NACA0012 airfoil for the purpose of improving the lift-drag ratio, and the adaptability of the adjoint algorithm is verified by several calculation conditions. The calculation results show that the adjoint algorithm can effectively improve thelift-drag ratio of the airfoil at different angles of attack, but its optimization efficiency decreases with the increase of the angle of attack. Compared with the original airfoil, the lift-drag ratio increases by 32.55%, which proves the feasibility and effectiveness of the proposed method. According to the distribution of pressure coefficients on the airfoil surface, the adjoint algorithm can improve the airfoil lift mainly by increasing the pressure on the lower sur‐face of the airfoil and reducing the pressure on the upper surface of the airfoil. The algorithm is simple and feasible, and the calculation process is stable and reliable.Key Words: Adjoint algorithm; Lift-drag ratio optimization; Pressure coefficient; Computational fluid dynamics机翼是飞行器产生升力和阻力的重要部件,而翼型的选择和设计对飞行器性能、操纵性及稳定性具有很大的影响。
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提高学习效率的英语作文篇1讲学习的方法,论效率的高低,关键在于课堂,与自身多年以来跌摸滚打,琢磨出来的一套属于自己的学习方法。
一个人学习好不好,会不会学习,大致可以从两个方面看出来,第一,是课上的注意力与认真程度,第二,是总结自身的情况,来制度学习方法,有助于自身对知识的消化与吸收。
俗话说:“课堂是学习的主阵地。
”一节课四十分钟,虽是一个不起眼的数字,但是这四十分钟起着至关重要的作用。
如何为自己分配这四十分钟,也是考验自己是否有学习方法的时候,对于我自己来说,在打预备铃的时候,我通常会把该节课相关的书籍与资料拿出来,先预习这节课老师会讲到的内容,这样在课上就不需要那么费神,也有助于自己更好的消化与吸收该节课知识,科学家说,中学生一节课最专注、最认真的时间只有二十分钟,所以在课前的预习中,要迅速地找出自己不理解或一知半解的知识点,等到老师讲到时就全身心投入地听讲。
拿在老师讲这知识点之前,我们能干些什么呢,当然课上的时间是宝贵的,所以我们要珍惜课上的每一分每一秒,在这段时间中,我们可以拿出相关的练习,来巩固基础的知识,学习就是这样一环扣一环,每一环都不能松懈,才能掌握好该节课的知识,每到重、难点讲到时,我们就要打起十二分精神来听,不能在课堂上放弃自己,自己要给自己争气,不经风雨,怎见彩虹,没有中间吃苦的过程,哪有美好的生活,大部分励志故事都是假的,这些只不过是人们常用来安慰、鼓励自己的一剂药罢了,没有起到实质性的作用,课上不高效,下课无自由,提高自我,需要付出行动。
拥有一套属于自己的.学习方法也很重要,这有便于你以后的学习生涯,早点琢磨出来,自己学起来才会不那么累,毕竟学习注定是一个孤独的过程,没有人能够在其中帮助到你成功,所以自己必须独钻一术,从中找到捷径,捷径人人都会抄,只是抄的方法不同,有人会误入歧途,但是有些人会抄出方法,把原本要很久才能完成的事情,用又短又快的时间完成,这就是有学习方法的人应该有的技能。
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heated and electrically-adjustable door mirrorsCOMFORT-Keyless entry-Rear 12V plug-One-touch electric windows on the driver’s sideAUDIO-8’’ Media Display with smartphone replication (2 USB Sockets,compatible with Apple CarPlay ^TM and Android Auto ^TM +4 speakers)OPTIONS-Metallic paintJOURNEY STEPWA YMAIN EQUIPMENTJOURNEY STEPWA Y = EXPRESSION STEPWA Y + EXTERIOR APPEARANCE-17” Diamond-effect alloy wheelsDRIVING AND CONTROL INSTRUMENTS-Front and rear parking sensors & reversing camera -Electronic parking brake-Blind spot warningCOMFORT-Automatic heating and air-conditioning-High central armrest with central storage AUDIO-8’’ MediaNav with DAB Radio + Smartphone replication + Bluetooth + 6 Speakers with Apple CarPlay TM and Android Auto TMOPTIONS-Metallic paint15" WHEEL TRIM 16" FLEX WHEEL 15" FLEX WHEEL 16" ALLOY WHEELWHEELS(1)(2)(1)**PEARL BLACK (2)(2)(2)(2)**(1)*(2)*(1) Opaque paint. 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越野车的英文翻译是什么越野车是一种为越野而特别设计的汽车,即使是在城市里,也有很多的人喜欢开越野车。
下面店铺为大家带来越野车的英语意思和相关用法,欢迎大家一起学习!越野车的英语意思cross country vehicle ;越野车的相关英语例句1. He saw the grey Land-Rover down the by-pass. It was more than a hundred yards from him.他看见那辆灰色的路虎越野车停在不远处的边道上,离他一百码开外。
2. Bicycles, bikes, MTB, mountain bikes , road bikes recumbent , components , gears.单车买卖,购物,脚踏车, 自行车, 摺合车, 越野车, 公路车.3. Hybrid SUVs from Ford and General Motors ( GM ) have been slow sellers.福特汽车公司及通用汽车公司制造的油电混合越野车的销售很缓慢.4. A mathematical model for wheel shimmy of off - road vehicle was established.以一类越野车为研究时象,建立前轮摆振系统的数学模型.5. Lean on the price go - anywhere vehicle NJ 2046?依维柯越野车NJ2046的价格?6. Brother bought a new cross - country automobile.哥哥新买了一辆越野车.7. When the postman hops out of his jeep to deliver Pauline's and locks the jeep door.来给波林送信的邮递员跳下越野车时,总要熄火锁门.8. At the same time, a suicide bomber driving an SUVdetonated close by.这时, 一位人体炸弹袭击者驾驶一辆越野车在附近引爆.9. This is an ANSYS optimum design for driving axle housing of a off - road vehicle .本设计利用ANSYS软件对某越野车驱动桥桥壳进行优化.10. Exactly two years ago the exceptional off - roader in Abt look celebrated its premier.整整两年前的特殊越野阿布特看越野车在庆祝其.11. ATVs allow you to climb goat paths to places other vehicles can't reach.沙滩越野车让你能够爬上羊肠小道,抵达其它交通工具无法到达的地方.12. Main production truck, vehicles, tractors, tractors, armored vehicles and spare parts and so on.主要生产载重汽车、越野车、拖拉机、牵引车、装甲运输车及散件等.13. Katherine was already in the front seat of the SUV giving the agent directions.凯瑟琳早已坐在越野车的前排座位上,向特工下达着指示.14. Still, you have slightly tricked - out versions of today's buggies, armoured personnel carriers, and tanks.而且, 你还有轻便的现代越野车、装人员运输车和坦克.15. Strong power, specially adapt for ATV and off - road sport vehicle on raising speed.爆发力强,低速大扭矩, 特别适应沙滩车及越野车对低速及提速性能的要求.越野车的英文例句汽车是时尚,低一样,没有其他越野车辆。
10.16638/ki.1671-7988.2020.17.001某新能源汽车前舱装饰罩模态分析与优化设计高发华,贺鑫,汪跃中,董华东,王海峰(奇瑞新能源汽车股份有限公司研究院,安徽芜湖241000)摘要:在某款新能源汽车的设计开发过程中,为满足NVH要求,降低前舱装饰罩与电驱动总成共振风险,文章通过利用CAE软件建立前舱装饰罩有限元模型,并进行模态分析,根据CAE分析结果提出优化方案,再对优化方案进行模态分析,最终保证优化后的前舱装饰罩实现隔声降噪的目标,满足性能要求,为前舱装饰罩的改进和优化设计提供重要依据。
关键词:前舱装饰罩;模态分析;优化设计;CAE中图分类号:U463.2 文献标识码:A 文章编号:1671-7988(2020)17-01-04Modal Analysis and Optimum Design of a New Energy VehicleFront Decoration CoverGao Fahua, He Xin, Wang Yuezhong, Dong Huadong, Wang Haifeng(Chery New Energy Automotive Research Institute, Anhui Wuhu 241000)Abstract:In the design and development process of a new energy vehicle, in order to meet the requirements of NVH and reduce the resonance risk between the front cabin decorative cover and the electric drive assembly, the finite element model of the front cabin decorative cover is established by using CAE software, and the modal analysis is carried out. Based on the results of CAE analysis, the optimization scheme is put forward, and then the modal analysis is carried out to ensure that the optimized front cabin decorative cover achieves sound insulation and noise reduction. The objective is to meet the performance requirements and provide an important basis for improving and optimizing the design of the front cabin decoration hood. Keywords: Front decoration cover; Modal analysis; Optimum design; CAECLC NO.: U463.2 Document Code: A Article ID: 1671-7988(2020)17-01-04前言前舱装饰罩位于新能源汽车前舱上方,起到美观大方、隔声降噪的作用[1]。
某坦克行进间射击炮口振动优化与分析陈宇;杨国来;谢润;于情波【摘要】炮口振动是影响坦克行进间射击精度的关键因素,为了减小弹丸出炮口时的炮口振动,基于多体动力学的刚柔耦合及接触碰撞算法,建立了考虑多个结构非线性因素的坦克行进间刚柔耦合多体系统动力学模型。
结合优化设计理论和方法,建立了坦克行进间射击炮口振动优化模型。
通过径向基函数法与增广拉格朗日乘子法的结合,对坦克行进间射击炮口振动进行多目标优化设计。
优化结果表明,弹丸出炮口时的炮口振动明显降低,优化方法是可行的,对于提高坦克行进间射击精度有一定的参考价值。
通过改变车速以及路面等级对优化结果进行假设分析,说明了行进间射击优化的必要性。
%Muzzle vibration is the key factor influencingthe firing accuracy for tank firing on the move. In order to reduce the muzzle vibration at the time of the projectile passing muzzle, a dynamic model considering multiple nonlinear-factor of multi-body system forrigid-flexible coupling tank on the move was established based on therigid-flexible coupling and the contact impact arithmetic theories of multi-body dynamics. Combined with the optimum design theory, the muzzle vibration optimization model was established. Radial BasisFunctions(RBF)and Augmented Lagrange Multiplier Method(ALMM)were used to solve the multi-objective optimization function for muzzle vibration. The optimization result shows that the muzzle vibration of projectile can be effectively reduced. The proposed optimization method is feasible,and it offers reference for improving the firing accuracy for tankon the move. By changing the speed and the road grade,the what-ifanalysis shows the necessity of the optimization for tank firing on the move.【期刊名称】《弹道学报》【年(卷),期】2016(028)004【总页数】4页(P86-89)【关键词】坦克;行进间射击;炮口振动;优化【作者】陈宇;杨国来;谢润;于情波【作者单位】南京理工大学机械工程学院,南京210094;南京理工大学机械工程学院,南京210094;南京理工大学机械工程学院,南京210094;南京理工大学机械工程学院,南京210094【正文语种】中文【中图分类】TJ3作为现代地面战争快速突击的中坚力量,行进间射击精度是评价坦克战术性能的重要指标,而在影响射击精度的各因素中,炮口振动的影响是最大的。
Progress In Electromagnetics Research,Vol.116,297–312,2011 OPTIMUM DESIGN FOR IMPROVING MODULATING-EFFECT OF COAXIAL MAGNETIC GEAR USING RESPONSE SURF ACE METHODOLOGY AND GENETIC ALGORITHML.Jian,G.Xu,and J.SongShenzhen Institutes of Advanced TechnologyChinese Academy of Sciences&Chinese University of Hong Kong 1068Xueyuan Avenue,University Town,Shenzhen,P.R.ChinaH.Xue and D.ZhaoSchool of Mathematics and StatisticsHuazhong Normal University,152Luoyu Avenue,Wuhan,P.R.China J.LiangShenzhen Institutes of Advanced TechnologyChinese Academy of Sciences&Chinese University of Hong Kong 1068Xueyuan Avenue,University Town,Shenzhen,P.R.China Abstract—Coaxial magnetic gear(CMG)is a non-contact device for torque transmission and speed variation which exhibits promising potential in several industrial applications,such as electric vehicles, wind power generation and vessel propulsion.CMG works lying on the modulating-effect aroused by the ferromagnetic segments.This paper investigates the optimum design for improving the modulating-effect. Firstly,the operating principle and the modulating-effect is analyzed by using1-Dfield model,which demonstrates that the modulating-effect is essential for the torque transmission capacity of CMGs,and the shape of the ferromagnetic segments have impact on the modulating-effect.Secondly,thefitted model of the relationship between the maximum pull-out torque and the shape factors including radial height, outer-edge width-angle and inner-edge width-angle is built up by using surface response methodology.Moreover,FEM is engaged to evaluate its accuracy.Thirdly,the optimum shape of the ferromagnetic segment is obtained by using genetical algorithm.Received23March2011,Accepted29April2011,Scheduled6May2011Corresponding author:Linni Jian(ln.jian@).298Jian et al.1.INTRODUCTIONAs a newly emerging device,coaxial magnetic gears(CMGs)have attracted increasing attention recently.On one hand,they are able to achieve speed variation as well as torque transmission,just like the mechanical gears;On the other hand,they can overcome the disadvantages of their mechanical counterparts,such as,friction loss, audible noise,mechanical vibration and need of regular lubrication and maintenance.Moreover,they are able to offer physical isolation between the input side and the output side,and self-protection when overloaded.CMG wasfirstly proposed in[1],in which,a device works lying on the magneticfield modulation was analyzed and simulated. Then,several CMGs with different gear ratios were investigated[2]. Moreover,the thickness of the modulating ring was found to have impact on the maximum pull-out torque of the CMG.In[3],a CMG with the spoke type of permanent magnets(PMs)employed on the inner-rotor was proposed.In order to improve the torque transmission capacity,as well as reduce torque ripples,Halbach PM arrays were adopted on both the inner-rotor and the outer-rotor[4].In[5],each modulated harmonics was identified,which shows that some of thefield harmonics have contribution to the stable torque transmission and the speed variation,while the others just arouse torque ripples.In[6],the surface-inset PMs are used on the outer-rotor,and it also unveils that the width of the ferromagnetic segments on the modulating ring could affect the maximum pull-out torque.In[7]and[8],the magneticfield distribution in the CMG was analytically calculated.Although the nonlinear characteristic of the ferromagnetic materials has not been taken into account,the calculation results were acceptable compared with that obtained by usingfinite element method(FEM).CMGs also exhibit their potential in several industrial applications,such as wind power generation[9,10],electric vehicles[11]and ship propulsion[12].The purpose of this paper is to investigate the optimum design for improving the modulating-effect of the CMG,so as to improve its torque transmission capacity.In Section2,the modulating effect will be introduced and analyzed by using1-Dfield model.In Section3,response surface methodology[13–15]will be adopted to find out the relationship between the maximum pull-out torque and the shape factors of the ferromagnetic segments.After that,the genetic algorithm will be engaged to determine the optimum design in Section4.Finally,conclusions will be drawn in Section5.Progress In Electromagnetics Research,Vol.116,20112992.MODULATING-EFFECT OF COAXIAL MAGNETIC GEARAs shown in Figure 1,the effective components of the CMG consist of two rotational parts:the outer-rotor and the inner-rotor,and one stationary part:the modulating ring.It can be observed that,PMs are mounted on the inner surface of the outer-rotor,and the outer surface of the inner-rotor,respectively.Ferromagnetic segments are symmetrically deployed on the modulating ring.By defining p 1,p 2as the pole-pair numbers of the PMs on the outer-rotor and inner-rotor,respectively,and N s as the number of ferromagnetic segments,when they satisfy:N s =p 1+p 2(1)the operation of the magnetic gear can be given by:ω2=−G r ω1(2)G r =p 1p 2(3)where ω1,ω2are the rotational speeds of the outer-rotor and inner-rotor respectively,and G r is the gear ratio.The minus sign indicates that the two rotors rotate in opposite directions.The operation of the CMG lies on the modulating-effect of the modulating ring.Assuming that the modulating ring is removed,the PMs on the outer-rotor and the inner-rotor could excite their magnetic fields in the space between the two rotors.It is easy to know that the space pole-pair numbers of the magnetic fields produced by the outer-rotor and the inner-rotor are equal to p 1and p 2,respectively.Since they do not match with each other,stable torque transmission can notFigure 1.Coaxial magnetic gear.300Jian et al. be achieved,which means when the outer-rotor is dragged to rotate, the inner-rotor will keep still,and vice versa.Once the modulating ring is equipped,it becomes a totally different case.Due to the perfect magnetic conductivity of the ferromagnetic segments,the magnetic field excited by the outer-rotor will be modulated into afield consisting of abundant harmonics,in which,a harmonic component with the pole-pair number equal to p2could interact with the magneticfield produced by the inner-rotor.Similarly,the magneticfield excited by the inner-rotor will also be modulated,and there is a harmonic component with the pole-pair number equal to p1could interact with the magneticfield produced by the outer-rotor.Actually,there are many other harmonics involved in the torque transmission and speed variation[5].The modulating-effect can be simply analyzed by using1-Dfield model[16].Figures2(a)and2(b)shows the cases when only the PMs on one rotor are taken into account.In1-Dfield model, the circumferential component of magneticfield is ignored,and the magneticflux lines are assumed to go directly up and down in radial direction.Thus,the magneticflux density excited by the outer-rotor PMs B om and that excited by the inner-rotor PMs B im can be expressed as:B om(θ)=F om(θ)P(θ)(4)B im(θ)=F im(θ)P(θ)(5)(a)(b)Figure2.1-D magneticfield model.Progress In Electromagnetics Research,Vol.116,2011301 where F im,F om are the magneto motive forces(MMFs)provided by the inner-rotor PMs and the outer-rotor PMs,respectively,and P(θ) is the magnetic permeance in radial direction.Without considering the high-order harmonics,the MMFs can be written in the form of fundamental components:F om(θ)=B or h om cos p1(θ+ω1t+α0)µ0(6)F im(θ)=B ir h im cos p2(θ+ω2t+β0)µ0(7)where B or,h om andα0are the remanence,the height in radial direction and the initial phase angle of the outer-rotor PMs,respectively,while, B ir,h im andβ0are the remanence,the height in radial direction and the initial phase angle of the inner-rotor PMs,respectively.The ferromagnetic segment is shown in detail in Figure2(c).θup andθdown denote the width in circumferential direction of the outer-edge and the inner-edge,respectively,h s denotes the height in radial direction.Herein,we assumeθup=θdown=θs,the magnetic permeance can be expressed as:P(θ)=1ρim+ρom+ρig+ρog+ρs(θ)(8)whereρim=h im/µ0,ρom=h om/µ0,ρig=h ig/µ0andρog=h og/µ0 are the magnetic reluctance of the inner-rotor PMs,the outer-rotor PMs,the inner air-gap and the outer air-gap,respectively,ρs(θ)is the magnetic reluctance of the modulating ring,ρs(θ)=h s/µ0when it corresponding to the air-slot,while,ρs(θ)=0when it corresponding to the ferromagnetic segments,h ig and h og are the height of the inner air-gap and the outer air-gap,respectively.Consequently,the waveform of the magnetic permeance is shown in Figure2(d).It can be expanded in form of Fourier series:P(θ)=P0++∞j=1P j cos jN sθ−θs2(9)P0=1−N sθs2πP l+N sθs2πP h(10)P j=P h−P ljπ2(1−cos jN sθs)(11)P h=µ0h im+h om+h ig+h og(12)P l=µ0h im+h om+h ig+h og+h s(13)302Jian et al.Substituting(6)–(13)into(4),the fundamental components of the magneticflux density excited by the outer-rotor PMs can be obtainedas:B0om=P0B or h om cos p1(θ+ω1t+α0)µ0(14)Moreover,thefirst-order harmonic aroused by the modulating-effect can be given by:B1om=P1B or h om cos p2θ−G rω1t+α0p2+θs2p2µ0(15)Similarly,by substituting(6)–(13)into(5),the fundamental components of the magneticflux density excited by the inner-rotor PMs can be obtained as:B0im=P0B ir h im cos p2(θ+ω2t+β0)µ0(16)In addition,thefirst-order harmonic aroused by the modulating-effect can be given by:B1im=P1B ir h im cos p1θ−1G rω2t+β0p1+θs2p1µ0(17)From(14)–(17),It can be found that the components B0om and B1im have the same pole-pair number and the rotational speed.Thus, they can interact with each other to develop stable magnetic torque, In addition,the components B0im and B1om have the same pole-pair number and the rotational speed.Thus,they can also interact with each other to develop stable magnetic torque.The maximum pull-out torques can be given by:T max=P0P1B or B ir h om h im Lµ20(18)where L is the axial length of the CMG.It can be seen that the term B or B ir h om h im L is corresponding to the magnetic intensity provided by the PMs,while the term P0P1 represents the modulating-effect of the modulating ring.With the contribution of both the magnetic intensity and the modulating-effect, the pull-out torque is generated.From(10)–(13),it can be found that the modulating is strongly related to the shape factors of the ferromagnetic segments,such as,the height in radial direction h s and the width in circumferential directionθs.Although the1-Dfield model is very convenient for analyzing the modulating-effect and the operating principle of CMG,it is not a satisfactory tool for optimumProgress In Electromagnetics Research,Vol.116,2011303design of the ferromagnetic segments since the assumption of ignoring the circumferential component of magneticfield is adopted.Actually, the circumferential component does exist,and has impact on the performance of the CMG.3.SHAPE F ACTORS OF FERROMAGNETIC SEGMENTS AND THEIR IMPACT ONMODULATING-EFFECTAs shown in Figure2(c),the shape factors of the ferromagnetic segment include the width-angle in circumferential direction of the outer-edge and the inner-edgeθup andθdown,and the height in radial direction h s.In this section,their impact on the modulating-effect which can be observed from the maximum pull-out torque will be investigated. The other sizes which are kept unchanged are listed in Table1.The thickness of the inner-rotor PMs h im will change with the h s,so as to keep the volume of the inner-rotor PMs unchanged.Response surface methodology(RSM)is a statistical technique for finding the best-fitted relationship between the design variables and the response.Firstly,the true functional relationship can be expressed as:Y=f(X)(19) where Y is the response vector,X is the design variable vector.The form of the true response function f is to be determined.For this case,Table1.Unchanged sizes of CMG considered.Radius of outside surface of outer-rotor90mmThickness of outer-rotor iron yoke7mmThickness of outer-rotor PMs6mmLength of outer air-gap1mmThickness of inner-rotor iron yoke15mmTable2.Design variables and scaled units.h s/x13mm/−116.5mm/030mm/1θup/x23Deg./−110.5Deg./018Deg./1θup/x23Deg./−110.5Deg./018Deg./1304Jian et al. the second-order model is used to approximate the response function:Y=β0+kj=1βj x j+ki,j=1βij x i x j+ (20)where Y denotes the maximum pull-out torque,βis the regression coefficients, is the random error.The number of the design variables k=3,and x1,x2and x3are the centered and scaled design units of h s,θup andθdown.Secondly,the central composite design(CCD)is applied to construct the samples to be investigated.In order to get the comprehensive knowledge of the response function,a wide region of the design variables as shown in Table2is investigated.consequently, 15samples listed in Table3are determined.Thirdly,Finite element method(FEM)is engaged to calculated the maximum pull-out torque of these15samples.FEM is a widely acknowledged tool for analyzing and designing electromagnetic devices[17–21].Figure3shows theflux line distributions of the selected simples,and the calculated maximum pull-out torques are given in Table3.Fourthly,the least-squares method is used to estimate theTable3.Samples to be investigated.Case No.h s(mm)θup(Deg.)θdown(Deg.)h im(mm)T orque(Nm) 13018188.544558.9796962301838.544578.5794353303188.544590.073385430338.544582.874360531818 5.007538.14482263183 5.007556.18452473318 5.007560.8080258333 5.007523.226907916.510.518 6.2865119.456891016.510.53 6.2865114.907131116.51810.5 6.2865101.4668321216.5310.5 6.286599.092563133010.510.58.5445106.9655314310.510.5 5.007579.3969211516.510.510.5 6.2865124.660785Progress In Electromagnetics Research,Vol.116,2011305unknown regression coefficientsβ:ˆβ=(X T X)−1X T Y(21)where X T is the transpose of X.Thefitted response Y is given by:ˆY=Xˆβ(22) According to the results listed in Tables2and3,thefitted second-order polynomial function is:Y=125.02522+1597.112x1−2.27199x2+1.16905x3−31.68510x21−24.58663x22−7.68432x23−5.71038x1x2−2.399277x1x3−10.30245x2x3(23) Finally,the analysis-of-variance(ANOVA)[22]is engaged to examine thefitted model(23)to ensure that it could provide anFigure3.Flux line distribution.306Jian et al. adequate approximation for the true response.Herein,the total number of parameters in thefitted model M is10,while the number of the simples N equals15,thus the degree of freedom of the regression and the residual equals9and5,respectively.The total variation is a set of data called the total sum of squares(SST)of deviations of the observed Y u about their average value¯Y:SST=Nj=1Y u−¯Y2(24)The SST can be partitioned into two parts,the sum of squares due to regression(SSR)(or sum of squares explained by thefitted model) and the sum of squares unaccounted for by thefitted(or sum squares of error(SSE)).The formula for calculation the SSR is:SSR=Nj=1ˆYu−¯Y2(25)whereˆY u is the predicted value for the u-th case by using thefitted model(23).SSR means the difference between the predicted value and the overall average value observed.The SSE by thefitted model is:SSE=Nj=1Y u−ˆY2u(26)The coefficient of determination R2can be obtained from SST andSSR by:R2=SSRSST(27)It is a measure of the proportion of total variation of the values of Y u about the mean¯Y explained by thefitted model.A relatedstatistic,named the adjusted coefficient of determination R2A is givenby:R2A=1−SSE/(N−M)SST/(N−1)(28)It is a measure of the proportion of the estimate of the error variance provided by the residual mean square of the error variance estimate using the total mean square.Table4shows the results of ANOVA.It can be seen that the coefficient of determination R2is0.9883,while the adjusted coefficient of determination R2A equals0.9673.This means that the second-order polynomials have a good accuracy for this range of design variables.The comparison between the‘true’value calculated by using FEM and thefitted value calculated by using thefitted model(23) is illustrated in Figures4and5.In Figure4,θup is chosen to be equal toθdown,and denoted byθ,and the variation of the maximum pull-out torque with h s andθis plotted.In Figure5,h s is chosen to be15mm, and the variation of the maximum pull-out torque withθup andθdown is plotted.Obviously,the shape of thefitted response surface is very close to that of the‘true’response surface.4.DESIGN OPTIMIZATIONSince thefitted model(23)could approximate the impact of the shape factors of ferromagnetic segments on the torque transmission capacity with good accuracy,in this section,the optimum solution that results in the maximum pull-out torque will be analyzed.The optimization Table4.Analysis of variance.Source Regression Residual Total Degree of Freedom9514Sum of Squares12642149.3334012792Mean Square1404.7121529.86668-F-Statistic47.03--Coefficient of Determination R20.9883--Adjusted Coefficient of Determination R2A0.9673--(a)(b)Figure parison of response surfaces over{θup=θdown∈[3,18],h s∈[3,30]}.(a)True value.(b)Fitted value.(a)Figure parison of response surfaces over{θup∈[3,18],θdown∈[3,18],h s=15}.(a)True value.(b)Fitted value.problem is given by:min−Y=−f(X)s.t.{X=[x1,x2,x3]T;x1∈[−1,1];x2∈[−1,1];x3∈[−1,1]}(29) where the function Y=f(X)is given in(23).Genetic algorithm[23–25]is engaged to solve this problem. Firstly,thefirst generation of chromosomes is randomly generated. The number of chromosomes is also named as population ually, the population size can range from50–1000according to the accuracy required and the complexity of the problem.Herein,the population size is chosen as50.Once the initial population is generated,the performance of the objective function is evaluated.The chromosome which could result in the minimum value of the objective function will be reproduced in the next generation.While,the others will be operated by either the crossover operation or mutation operation,so as to produce the new chromosomes of the next generation.Inspired by the role of natural selection in evolution,the genetic algorithm will repeat the aforementioned process of evaluation,selection and generation to keep the“mostfit”chromosome survive,and the“least fit”chromosome eliminated.Once the average change in thefitness value is less than the predetermined upper bound,the optimization will be terminated,and the optimum solution is obtained.Figure6(a)shows the history of genetic algorithm optimization at each generation.It can be seen that after30th iterations,the fitted maximum pull-out torque is kept unchanged,which is equal to 127.2087Nm.The optimal solution is x1=0.2559,x2=−0.0908and x3=0.0700.After transformation,it yields that h s=19.95465mm,θup=9.819Deg.andθdown=11.025Deg..Finally,the FEM(b)Figure 6.Optimization using genetic algorithm.(a)Maximum pullout torque at each generation.(b)Flux line distribution in optimal case.is used to evaluate the optimum case.Itsflux line distribution is plotted in Figure6(b),and the calculated maximum pull-out torque is126.21623Nm,which agrees well with the value given by thefitted model.5.CONCLUSIONSIn this paper,the optimum design for improving the modulating-effect of coaxial magnetic gear(CMG)is investigated.Firstly,the operating principle and the modulating-effect of CMG is analyzed by using1-Dfield model,which demonstrates that the modulating-effect is essential for the torque transmission capacity of CMGs,and the shape of the ferromagnetic segments have impact on the modulating-effect. 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