CN113704676A - Multi-physical-field-circuit cooperative computing method for electromagnetic rail gun - Google Patents

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CN113704676A
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The invention belongs to the technical field of electronic information, and relates to a multi-physical-field-circuit collaborative computing method for an electromagnetic rail gun. The method comprises the steps of firstly, equally dividing the launching process of the whole electromagnetic orbit gun into N time slices based on set calculation time, calculating the end voltage V and the current I of impedance in one time slice, obtaining the results of the current, the magnetic field, the force field and the thermal field of the orbit gun and then calculating to obtain the impedance: a resistor R and an inductor L; and finally judging whether the transmitting process is finished. The invention has the advantages that: 1) the impedance of the rail-armature is determined by the fields φ and A and is updated at each time slice. 2) The multi-physical fields are determined in real time by the impedance terminal voltage and current. 3) Under the premise of coupling among multiple physical fields, the launching process of the electromagnetic rail gun can be described more accurately by performing cooperative calculation with a pulse power supply. 4) This method can be transplanted to the study of other electromagnetic emitting devices.

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Multi-physical-field-circuit cooperative computing method for electromagnetic rail gun
Technical Field
The invention belongs to the technical field of electronic information, and relates to a multi-physical-field-circuit collaborative computing method.
Background
The electromagnetic rail gun is a new-concept weapon with wide application prospect and has incomparable advantages compared with the traditional weapon which takes gunpowder as the emission energy. The launching process of the electromagnetic rail gun is a moving process of the armature under the action of a pulse power supply, a phenomenon that various physical fields coexist can be generated in the process, the physical fields are mutually coupled, and meanwhile, the moving of the armature changes the impedance value of the armature-guide rail as a power supply load. This process is accompanied by interactions between the multiple physical fields and interactions with the pulsed power supply. The launching of the electromagnetic rail cannon involves extremely complex circuits (pulse power supply) and the combined action of various physical processes such as electromagnetism, force, movement and heat, and some complex physical phenomena are difficult to test.
The simulation calculation is an important and indispensable means for researching the launching process of the electromagnetic orbit cannon. At present, the research of numerical simulation at home and abroad almost relates to all aspects of an electromagnetic rail gun launching device, and mainly researches a pulse power supply, an electromagnetic field, a force field and a thermal field and the mutual influence process of the pulse power supply, the electromagnetic field, the force field and the thermal field. The pulse power supply is generally modeled by an equivalent circuit, and numerical simulation of multiple physical fields such as an electromagnetic field, a thermal field, a force field and the like mainly adopts a finite element algorithm or a method of combining finite elements with boundary elements and the like. In the conventional simulation method, the pulse power supply only acts as an excitation armature motion, and the influence of the multi-physical field accompanying the armature motion on the pulse power supply is not considered, so that certain deviation is caused to the result in the simulation calculation. In short, the track and the armature serve as a load of the pulse power supply, and the load value is changed along with the movement of the armature; therefore, the waveform of the current passing through the load also changes to some extent, and ultimately affects physical quantities such as the speed of the armature.
Disclosure of Invention
(I) technical problems to be solved by the invention
The invention aims to solve the technical problem of providing a multi-physical-field-circuit cooperative computing method, which solves the problem that the influence of the impedance values of an armature and a track changing along with time on a pulse power supply is neglected in the existing simulation method, and can more accurately realize the simulation of the transient process of an electromagnetic rail gun.
(II) clear and complete technical scheme of the invention
A multi-physical field-circuit cooperative computing method for an electromagnetic rail gun comprises the following steps:
firstly, time division is carried out;
equally dividing the launching process of the whole electromagnetic rail gun into N time slices based on the set calculation time;
secondly, calculating the end voltage V and the current I of the impedance in a time slice;
at the initial moment, solving the equivalent circuit of the electromagnetic rail gun by a Newton iteration method so as to obtain the end voltage V and the current I of the impedance;
acquiring the current, magnetic field, force field and thermal field multi-physical field results of the rail gun;
the current and magnetic field distribution of the rail gun can be respectively obtained through formulas (4) and (1);
Figure BDA0003248204570000021
Figure BDA0003248204570000022
wherein, B is magnetic induction intensity, mu is magnetic conductivity, and J is current density; e is the electric field intensity, A is the vector potential, and phi is the electric potential.
Based on the current and magnetic field distribution, a force field F can be obtained by equation (5);
Figure BDA0003248204570000031
based on the current and the force, a thermal field can be obtained by the formula (6);
Figure BDA0003248204570000032
wherein rho, Cp and k are respectively the specific heat of the material, the constant-pressure heat capacity and the heat conduction coefficient of the material, T is the temperature and sigma is the electrical conductivity; qfIs frictional heat;
fourthly, calculating to obtain impedance: a resistor R and an inductor L;
according to the joule heat quantity information, the resistance R can be obtained by the formulas (7) and (8);
Figure BDA0003248204570000033
Qe=i2R (8)
wherein i is a current;
according to the magnetic energy information, the inductance L can be obtained by the formulas (12) and (14);
Figure BDA0003248204570000034
Figure BDA0003248204570000035
where H is the magnetic field strength.
Fifthly, judging whether the transmitting process is finished or not;
if the calculated armature movement displacement is larger than or equal to the length of the track, judging that the launching process is finished; if the time slice is less than the track length, returning to the step two, and calculating the next time slice; if the displacement of the armature movement has not reached the firing track length after cycling for N time slices, firing ends.
The invention has the advantages that: compared with the prior art, the invention has the advantages that: 1) the impedance of the rail-armature is determined by the fields φ and A and is updated at each time slice. 2) The multi-physical fields are determined in real time by the impedance terminal voltage and current. 3) Under the premise of coupling among multiple physical fields, the launching process of the electromagnetic rail gun can be described more accurately by performing cooperative calculation with a pulse power supply. 4) This method can be transplanted to the study of other electromagnetic emitting devices.
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FIG. 1 illustrates a multi-physics field-circuit cooperative computing. During the process of launching the described rail gun, data exchange between multiple physical fields and a circuit is realized, namely the movement of an armature needs the circuit to drive, and the load impedance of the circuit is changed when the armature moves.
Fig. 2 is an equivalent circuit structure of the electromagnetic orbital cannon. The impedance of the track-armature is described by a variable resistance and inductance.
FIG. 3 is a flow chart of multi-physics field-circuit cooperative computing.
Detailed Description
Referring to fig. 1, for an electromagnetic orbital cannon, it is generally divided into two parts: pulsed power supply and rail-armature. In simulation, it is called circuit analysis module and multi-physical field analysis module, and there is exchange between these two modules in the transmission process, so that such a process is field-circuit coupled. That is to say, the field-road cooperative computation includes two main processes, that is, within a time slice, the calculation from road to field and the calculation from field to road need to be completed. The fields here are mainly electric, magnetic, thermal and force fields.
Calculation of (one) way to field
As can be appreciated from the above description, the energy generated by the pulse circuit drives the armature to move, causing a change in the impedance of the switch-in, which value will be determined by the multiple physical fields. From a circuit point of view, an equivalent circuit structure thereof can be constructed. Therefore, the current I passing through the electromagnetic rail cannon and the corresponding end voltage V can be obtained by solving the circuit discharge equation by adopting a Newton iteration method.
And (4) carrying out mesh subdivision on the electromagnetic rail gun by adopting a finite element method, and obtaining corresponding field distribution through numerical calculation.
For magnetic fields, the maxwell's magnetic field rotation equation (here, the displacement current term is not considered) is considered for representation:
Figure BDA0003248204570000051
the distribution of the magnetic induction intensity B can be obtained by solving the expression, and then the distribution of the magnetic field intensity H is obtained.
Since the divergence of the magnetic induction B is constant 0, B can be expressed as the curl of a vector function a, i.e. as
Figure BDA0003248204570000052
The formula combines Faraday's law of electromagnetic induction to obtain
Figure BDA0003248204570000053
This means that the physical quantity in the above formula in parentheses is unrotated and a scalar function can be used
Figure BDA0003248204570000054
The final electric field strength can be expressed as:
Figure BDA0003248204570000055
wherein
Figure BDA0003248204570000056
The value of (b) is the front end pressure V.
The method for solving the electric and magnetic fields firstly solves the electric potential phi and the vector potential A and then obtains the electromagnetic distribution. This method is also called
Figure BDA0003248204570000057
The method is carried out.
Under the condition of magnetic field and current, the electromagnetic force can be obtained by Lorentz force formula, and the corresponding equation is as follows
Figure BDA0003248204570000058
The motion information of the armature, such as displacement, velocity and acceleration, is obtained by newton's second law.
Likewise, for the temperature distribution, the heat transfer equation is solved. The heat source includes Joule heat and friction heat, and the corresponding equation is as follows
Figure BDA0003248204570000059
Wherein QfThe friction heat is related to the pressure of the armature on the rail, the moving speed of the armature and the friction coefficient of a contact surface.
(II) field-to-road calculation
Not only does a large amount of joule heat be generated during the firing of an electromagnetic orbital cannon, but a certain amount of magnetic energy is stored, which describes the impedance of the orbital-armature as a combination of resistance and inductance. The calculation from the field to the circuit is therefore mainly to obtain the resistance R and the inductance L of the track-armature.
For the resistance, according to joule heat generated by the armature during the movement:
Figure BDA0003248204570000061
similarly, the calculation formula of joule heat in the circuit theory is as follows
Qe=i2R (8)
Thus, it is possible to provide
Figure BDA0003248204570000062
Wherein the current density J can be represented by the field quantities (φ and A) as follows
Figure BDA0003248204570000063
The amount of the path (resistance R) is then represented by the field quantities (phi and a).
Figure BDA0003248204570000064
For the expression of the inductance, the idea of obtaining the expression of the resistance is the same. Except that the resistance is based on joule heat and the inductance is based on magnetic energy. In the electromagnetic module, magnetic field distribution can be obtained, and then magnetic energy can be determined, and the expression is as follows
Figure BDA0003248204570000065
The magnetic field strength H can be replaced by a magnetic induction B, i.e. H ═ B/μ.
The magnetic induction B can be expressed by a formula
Figure BDA0003248204570000071
The magnetic induction B is then characterized by a current density, which is in accordance with the above equivalent resistance.
Likewise, magnetic energy may in turn be expressed as
Figure BDA0003248204570000072
The inductance L can therefore be written as the following expression
Figure BDA0003248204570000073
The above formula current density J is replaced by formula (10), and the inductance L is also described by phi and a.
Compared with the prior art, the invention has the advantages that: 1) the impedance of the rail-armature is determined by the fields φ and A and is updated at each time slice. 2) The multi-physical fields are determined in real time by the impedance terminal voltage and current. 3) Under the premise of coupling among multiple physical fields, the launching process of the electromagnetic rail gun can be described more accurately by performing cooperative calculation with a pulse power supply. 4) This method can be transplanted to the study of other electromagnetic emitting devices.
Referring to fig. 3, the detailed calculation flow is as follows:
firstly, time division is carried out;
the launching process of the electromagnetic orbit gun is a transient process, time division is needed for carrying out numerical analysis on the process, the whole process is equally divided into N time slices, and field-path cooperative calculation is completed in each time slice.
Second, at the initial moment, the armature has not moved yet, and the track-armature impedances R and L at this moment are R0 and L0 (these two values are related to the track-armature parameters), so that the circuit shown in fig. 2 is solved by newton's iteration, so as to obtain the terminal voltage V and the current I of the impedance.
Thirdly, based on the obtained V and I, the current and the magnetic field distribution of the rail gun can be respectively obtained through formulas (4) and (1); based on the current and magnetic field distribution, a force field can be obtained by equation (5); based on the current and force, a thermal field can be obtained by equation (6).
Fourthly, according to the obtained joule heat quantity information, the resistance R can be obtained by the formulas (7) and (8), and the corresponding expression is the formula (9); from the obtained magnetic field distribution, the inductance L can be obtained from the expressions (12) and (14), and the corresponding expression is (15).
Fifthly, judging whether the transmitting process is finished or not;
based on the length of the track, as the length of the launching track is known, when the calculated armature movement displacement is more than or equal to the length of the launching track, the launching process is judged to be finished; if the length of the transmitting track is less than the length of the transmitting track, calculating the next time slice, and returning to the step two; if the displacement of the armature movement still does not reach the length of the firing track after cycling for N time slices, firing ends.

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1. A multi-physical field-circuit cooperative computing method for an electromagnetic rail gun is characterized by comprising the following steps:
firstly, time division is carried out;
equally dividing the launching process of the whole electromagnetic rail gun into N time slices based on the set calculation time;
secondly, calculating the end voltage V and the current I of the impedance in a time slice;
at the initial moment, solving an equivalent circuit of the electromagnetic rail gun to obtain end voltage V and current I of impedance;
acquiring the current, magnetic field, force field and thermal field multi-physical field results of the rail gun;
the current and magnetic field distribution of the rail gun can be respectively obtained through formulas (4) and (1);
Figure FDA0003248204560000011
Figure FDA0003248204560000012
wherein B is magnetic induction intensity, mu is magnetic conductivity, J is current density, E is electric field intensity, A is vector potential,
Figure FDA0003248204560000013
is an electric potential;
based on the current and magnetic field distribution, a force field F can be obtained by equation (5);
Figure FDA0003248204560000014
based on the current and the force, a thermal field can be obtained by the formula (6);
Figure FDA0003248204560000015
wherein rho, Cp and k are respectively the specific heat of the material, the constant-pressure heat capacity and the heat conduction coefficient of the material, T is the temperature and sigma is the electrical conductivity; qfIs frictional heat;
fourthly, calculating to obtain impedance: a resistor R and an inductor L;
according to the information of the Joule heat Qe, the resistance R can be obtained by the formulas (7) and (8);
Figure FDA0003248204560000021
Qe=i2R (8)
wherein i is a current;
according to the magnetic energy Qm information, the inductance L can be obtained by the formulas (12) and (14);
Figure FDA0003248204560000022
Figure FDA0003248204560000023
wherein H is the magnetic field strength;
fifthly, judging whether the transmitting process is finished or not;
if the calculated armature movement displacement is more than or equal to the length of the launching track, judging that the launching process is finished; if the length of the launching track is less than the length of the launching track, returning to the step two, and calculating the next time slice; if the displacement of the armature movement has not reached the firing track length after cycling for N time slices, firing ends.
2. The method for the cooperative calculation of the multiple physical fields and the circuit of the electromagnetic orbital cannon according to claim 1, wherein in the second step, the equivalent circuit of the electromagnetic orbital cannon is solved by a Newton iteration method, so that the end voltage V and the current I of the impedance are obtained.
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