The action of the composite heat source model in DE-GMAW has been carried out according to the characteristics of the DE-GMA W process, and the distribution of surface and body heat source was analyzed. The weld tempe...The action of the composite heat source model in DE-GMAW has been carried out according to the characteristics of the DE-GMA W process, and the distribution of surface and body heat source was analyzed. The weld temperature field distribution has been derived from the appropriate boundary conditions and the thermal physical property parameters by COMSOL software. The effects of the positions of the surface and body heat source on the cross- sectional shape were investigated by studying the experimental welding thermal cycle curve. The simulated results are fully compliant with the experimental data under the same conditions. This illustrates that the composite heat source model is correct. It reflects the thermal mechanism of DE-GMA W process, and reveals the internal influence of weld shaping.展开更多
Subsurface eddies(SSEs)are common features of the ocean interior.They are particularly abundant in oceanic basins and the vicinity of major intermediate water outfl ows.They are responsible for subsurface transport of...Subsurface eddies(SSEs)are common features of the ocean interior.They are particularly abundant in oceanic basins and the vicinity of major intermediate water outfl ows.They are responsible for subsurface transport of mass,heat,and salt.Analysis of high-resolution general circulation model data has revealed the existence of subsurface anticyclonic eddies(SSAEs)and subsurface cyclonic eddies(SSCEs)in the northwestern tropical Pacifi c Ocean.SSEs are abundant east of the Philippines(0°–22°N,120°E–140°E)and in latitude bands between 9°N–17°N east of 140°E.The composite structure of SSEs was investigated.SSEs had a core at about 400-m water depth and their maximum meridional velocity exceeded 10 cm/s.They exhibited two cores with diff erent salinity polarities in the surface and subsurface.Additionally,spatial distributions of heat transport induced by SSEs in the northwestern tropical Pacifi c were presented for the fi rst time.A net equatorward heat fl ux toward a temperature up-gradient was observed.The analysis of eddy-mean fl ow interactions revealed that the circulation is baroclinically and barotropically unstable at diff erent depths and to diff ering degrees.The energy conversions suggest that both barotropic and baroclinic instabilities are responsible for SSE generation east of the Philippines,whereas baroclinic instability caused by a horizontal density gradient and vertical eddy heat fl ux are important between 9°N and 17°N east of 140°E.Meridional movement of the north equatorial current and the north equatorial undercurrent can contribute to SSE generation in our study region.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.51165023)
文摘The action of the composite heat source model in DE-GMAW has been carried out according to the characteristics of the DE-GMA W process, and the distribution of surface and body heat source was analyzed. The weld temperature field distribution has been derived from the appropriate boundary conditions and the thermal physical property parameters by COMSOL software. The effects of the positions of the surface and body heat source on the cross- sectional shape were investigated by studying the experimental welding thermal cycle curve. The simulated results are fully compliant with the experimental data under the same conditions. This illustrates that the composite heat source model is correct. It reflects the thermal mechanism of DE-GMA W process, and reveals the internal influence of weld shaping.
基金Supported by the National Key Research and Development Plan(Nos.2016YFC1400505SQ,2017YFSF070166)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.41676005)the NSFC Innovative Group(No.41421005),the CAS“Huiquan Scholar”,and the CAS Youth Innovation Promotion Association。
文摘Subsurface eddies(SSEs)are common features of the ocean interior.They are particularly abundant in oceanic basins and the vicinity of major intermediate water outfl ows.They are responsible for subsurface transport of mass,heat,and salt.Analysis of high-resolution general circulation model data has revealed the existence of subsurface anticyclonic eddies(SSAEs)and subsurface cyclonic eddies(SSCEs)in the northwestern tropical Pacifi c Ocean.SSEs are abundant east of the Philippines(0°–22°N,120°E–140°E)and in latitude bands between 9°N–17°N east of 140°E.The composite structure of SSEs was investigated.SSEs had a core at about 400-m water depth and their maximum meridional velocity exceeded 10 cm/s.They exhibited two cores with diff erent salinity polarities in the surface and subsurface.Additionally,spatial distributions of heat transport induced by SSEs in the northwestern tropical Pacifi c were presented for the fi rst time.A net equatorward heat fl ux toward a temperature up-gradient was observed.The analysis of eddy-mean fl ow interactions revealed that the circulation is baroclinically and barotropically unstable at diff erent depths and to diff ering degrees.The energy conversions suggest that both barotropic and baroclinic instabilities are responsible for SSE generation east of the Philippines,whereas baroclinic instability caused by a horizontal density gradient and vertical eddy heat fl ux are important between 9°N and 17°N east of 140°E.Meridional movement of the north equatorial current and the north equatorial undercurrent can contribute to SSE generation in our study region.
