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Exploratory Investigation in Shockwave Generation by Flash Evaporation

Exploratory Investigation in Shockwave Generation by Flash Evaporation
闪蒸产生冲击波的探索性研究
批准号:
0744160
负责人:
Norbert Mueller
金额:
$4.0万
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依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2007
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2007-09-01 至 2008-08-31

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闪蒸产生冲击波的探索性研究概述拟进行的研究是关于闪蒸产生冲击波的研究。当液体突然暴露在低于饱和压力的压力下时,就会发生闪蒸。然后,部分显热必须转化为汽化潜热,在液体内发生猛烈而突然的汽泡形成过程,同时液体的温度显著下降。闪蒸已经有了应用,包括海水淡化、沉积薄层材料和蒸汽灭菌。闪蒸产生的冲击波过程还没有太多的文献报道,阻碍了新技术应用的开发。扩展这一科学知识库将有助于克服这一障碍。尽管这些现象可能会损坏工业设备,但这些冲击波被假设为对产生压缩很有用。已有预测表明,冷凝可以跟随压力升高,这导致了一种新的相变压缩原理,该原理也适用于热力循环。新发明的凝聚波转子就是一个技术应用的例子。这种新技术可以为制冷循环带来更高的能效,特别是与天然和无害的制冷剂水(R718)相结合。此外,这些知识还可应用于其他制冷剂循环,但也可应用于燃油泵和液化气体压力恢复装置等。为了加深对闪光诱导冲击行为的了解,将进行基本的实验研究,以验证和扩展分析模型。为了验证和研究真空下水蒸气中闪蒸激波的产生和行为,特别是闪蒸条件与激波强度之间的关系,将通过控制实验来研究。为此,将建造一个单室试验台,其中将使用传感器和红外摄像机记录压力和温度的变化。实验应验证和扩展PI团队先前生成的分析模型。拟议活动的智力价值实验的主要目的是验证、记录和研究在真空中水蒸气中闪蒸引起的冲击波,目前似乎还没有关于这方面的科学文献。因此,该结果将扩展基础知识基础,并将有助于改进和验证已用于描述可压缩相变流动力学的数学模型。此外,本实验还将证实,闪光诱导的冲击波可以产生适用于较高压力下的水蒸气冷凝的压力升高。更广泛的影响了解闪蒸激波过程的流体行为对于防止闪蒸的灾难性影响和工业应用的发展具有重要意义。第一个技术应用可以是新型冷凝波转子,它利用闪蒸和冲击波的基本原理来提高只使用水(不含化学物质)作为制冷剂的水制冷系统的效率。然后,冷凝波转子的新概念可以取代传统系统中所需的三个子系统,并将其组合在一个动态系统中:压缩机、中冷器和冷凝器。这将大大压缩这些系统,并减少用于此类系统的资源。还设想将该原理应用于其他制冷剂以及燃料泵和液化气体的压力恢复装置。一名女研究生将在本科生的支持下,参与这个为期一年的探索性项目。所获得的信息将在本科生和研究生课程中介绍,因为PI在他的课程中有制冷、热力学、传热学和涡轮机械等课程的传统。此外,这些发现计划发表在《国际热质传输杂志》和《流体力学年度评论》上,并将在ASME IMECA和ASHRAE年会上公布,以鼓励进一步的应用。该试验台还将用于在密歇根州立大学工程学院的预定日期向高中生进行令人印象深刻的演示,邀请潜在的学生参观实验室。
英文摘要
Exploratory Investigation in Shockwave Generation by Flash EvaporationGeneralThe proposed research is an investigation of the generation of shock waves by flash evaporation. Flash evaporation occurs when a liquid is suddenly exposed to a pressure lower than its saturation pressure. Then some of the sensible heat must be transferred into latent heat of vaporization and a fierce and sudden process of vapor bubble formation occurs within the liquid while the temperature of the fluid decreases significantly. There have already been applications for flash evaporation, including water desalination, the depositing of thin layers of material and in vapor sterilization. Still shock wave processes induced by flash evaporation have not been much documented, hindering the exploitation for new technical applications. Extending this scientific knowledgebase will help to overcome this barrier. Although these phenomena can damage industrial equipment; these shock waves have been hypothesized as useful in creating compression. It has been predicted that condensation can follow the pressure rise, leading to a new phase change compression principle also applicable for thermodynamic cycles. The newly invented condensing wave rotor is an example for a technical application. Such novel technology can yield higher energy efficiency for refrigeration cycles, particularly in combination with the natural and benign refrigerant water (R718). Additionally, this knowledge may be applied to other refrigerant cycles, but also to fuel pumps and to pressure recovery devices for liquefied gases and more.To increase understanding flash-induced shock behavior, basic experimental investigations will be conducted to verify and extend an analytical model. To verify and investigate the generation and behavior of flash-driven shock waves in water vapor under vacuum, particularly the relationship between flash evaporation conditions and shock wave strength will be investigated through a controlled experiment. For this, a single-chamber test rig will be constructed in which pressure and temperature changes will be recorded with transducers and an infrared camera. The experiment shall verify and extend an analytical model previously generated by the PI's team. The Intellectual Merit of the Proposed ActivityThe main objective of the experiment is the verification, recording and investigation of flash evaporation induced shock waves under vacuum in water vapor for which there appears to be no accessible scientific documentation yet. Therefore, the results will extend the fundamental knowledgebase and will help to improve and validate the mathematical models which have been used to describe the dynamics of this compressible phase-change flow. Additionally, this experiment shall confirm that flash induced shock waves can generate pressure rises applicable for the condensation of water vapor at higher pressures. The Broader ImpactsThe understanding of the fluid behavior of flash evaporation induced shock wave processes is important to prevent disastrous effects of flash evaporation and for the development of industrial applications. A first technical application can be in the novel condensing wave rotor that uses the basic principles of flash evaporation and shock waves to increase the efficiency of water refrigeration systems that use only water (no chemicals) as refrigerant. The novel concept of a condensing wave rotor may then replace and combine in one dynamic system three subsystems needed in conventional systems: the compressor, the intercooler, and the condenser. This will compact these systems considerable and reduce the resources used for such systems. Application of the principle for other refrigerants is also envisioned as well as for fuel pumps and for pressure recovery devices for liquefied gases. A female graduate student will work on this exploratory one year project, supported by undergraduate students. The information obtained will be presented in both undergraduate and graduate classes as the PI has a tradition in his classes like Refrigeration, Thermodynamics, Heat Transfer and Turbomachinery. Furthermore, the findings are planed to be published in the International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer and the Annual Review of Fluid Mechanics, and will be presented at the ASME IMECE and ASHRAE Annual Meeting to inspire further applications. The test rig shall also be used for impressive demonstrations to high-school students at the SET day of the MSU Engineering College, where prospective students are invited to visit the laboratories.
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SGER: Exploratory Investigation into the Wave Disc Engine Principle
  • 批准号:
    0746263
  • 项目类别:
    Standard Grant
  • 资助金额:
    $2.0万
  • 财政年份:
    2007
  • 负责人:
    Norbert Mueller
  • 依托单位:
海外基金