A corrugated tube type rapid response gust simulation device and method for wind tunnel test
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202510869148.7
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Patents(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2025-06-26
- Publication Date
- 2026-10-23
- Estimated Expiration
- 2045-06-26
AI Technical Summary
[0004]然而,传统风洞主要依赖风扇电机的转速调节来实现气流速度的突变,进而用以实现阵风模拟,但这种阵风模拟方式存在从静风到目标风速的过渡时间缓慢的情况,因此存在调整时间过长的问题,并且无法复现自然界中毫秒级的阶跃式阵风,因此存在试验数据的动态保真度不足的问题,从而无法准确反映真实工况下的气动力瞬态特性
[0038]本发明的风洞试验用波纹管式快速响应阵风模拟装置及方法,摒弃了传统风扇电机的使用,首次引入直线电机作为阵风模拟的驱动设备,配套设计了波纹管式调压机构,大幅度提升了阵风模拟的响应速度,能够复现自然界中毫秒级的阶跃式阵风,有效提升试验数据的动态保真度,从而可以准确反映真实工况下的气动力瞬态特性。
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Technical Field
[0001] This invention belongs to the field of wind tunnel testing technology, and in particular relates to a corrugated pipe type rapid response gust simulation device and method for wind tunnel testing. Background Technology
[0002] As an indispensable core equipment for airflow simulation in aerospace, automotive engineering, and building environment fields, wind tunnels have the core function of providing key experimental data for aircraft aerodynamic design, automotive aerodynamic optimization, and building wind load testing by precisely controlling airflow characteristics such as speed, pressure, and turbulence.
[0003] In wind tunnel testing, gust simulation is one of the important scenarios. It is mainly used to simulate the dynamic effects of sudden airflow changes such as atmospheric turbulence and strong wind impact on target objects. It is of key significance for testing the wind resistance stability of aircraft and analyzing the transient response of automobiles at high speeds.
[0004] However, traditional wind tunnels mainly rely on adjusting the speed of the fan motor to achieve sudden changes in airflow speed, thereby simulating gusts. However, this method of gust simulation has a slow transition time from calm wind to target wind speed, resulting in excessively long adjustment time. Furthermore, it cannot reproduce the millisecond-level step gusts in nature, thus resulting in insufficient dynamic fidelity of experimental data and failing to accurately reflect the transient characteristics of aerodynamics under real working conditions.
[0005] In addition, since the gust simulation uses a fan-driven airflow regulation method, it is necessary to change the airflow rate of the entire wind tunnel loop to achieve speed change. However, this process is limited by the airflow inertia in the pipe, resulting in a significant delay in speed change, which makes it difficult to meet the requirements of high-precision dynamic testing. Summary of the Invention
[0006] To address the problems existing in the prior art, this invention provides a bellows-type rapid response gust simulation device and method for wind tunnel testing. It abandons the use of traditional fan motors and introduces a linear motor as the driving device for gust simulation for the first time. It is equipped with a bellows-type pressure regulating mechanism, which greatly improves the response speed of gust simulation. It can reproduce the millisecond-level step gusts in nature and effectively improve the dynamic fidelity of test data, thereby accurately reflecting the transient characteristics of aerodynamics under real working conditions.
[0007] To achieve the above objectives, the present invention adopts the following technical solution: a corrugated pipe type rapid response gust simulation device for wind tunnel testing, comprising a wind tunnel test section, a wind tunnel stabilization section, a gust nozzle, a first corrugated pipe type pressure regulating mechanism, a second corrugated pipe type pressure regulating mechanism, a linear motor, and a force transmission frame; the wind tunnel test section and the wind tunnel stabilization section are connected in series; the gust nozzle is disposed between the wind tunnel test section and the wind tunnel stabilization section, with the large-diameter port of the gust nozzle facing the wind tunnel stabilization section and the small-diameter port of the gust nozzle facing the wind tunnel test section; the linear motor is fixedly disposed outside the wind tunnel test section, and the stator slide rail of the linear motor is distributed parallel to the central axis of the wind tunnel test section; the middle part of the force transmission frame is fixedly connected to the mover slide of the linear motor, one end of the force transmission frame is connected to the air inlet side of the wind tunnel stabilization section through the first corrugated pipe type pressure regulating mechanism, and the other end of the force transmission frame is connected to the air outlet side of the wind tunnel test section through the second corrugated pipe type pressure regulating mechanism.
[0008] The first bellows-type pressure regulating mechanism includes a first bellows, a first support ring plate, a first push-pull plate, and a first guide slide rod assembly. The first support ring plate is coaxially and fixedly mounted on the outside of the wind tunnel stabilization section. The first guide slide rod assembly is horizontally fixedly mounted on the first support ring plate. A through hole for the first guide slide rod assembly is provided on the first push-pull plate, and the first push-pull plate is mounted on the first guide slide rod assembly through the through hole. The first push-pull plate has a horizontal sliding degree of freedom relative to the first guide slide rod assembly. One end of the first bellows is sealed and connected to the first support ring plate, and the other end of the first bellows is sealed and connected to the first push-pull plate. The first push-pull plate is fixedly connected to one end of the force transmission frame.
[0009] A first vent hole is provided on the first push-pull plate, and a first valve is installed at the first vent hole.
[0010] The second bellows-type pressure regulating mechanism includes a second bellows, a second support ring plate, a second push-pull plate, and a second guide slide rod assembly. The second support ring plate is coaxially and fixedly mounted on the outside of the wind tunnel stabilization section. The second guide slide rod assembly is horizontally fixedly mounted on the second support ring plate. A through hole for the second guide slide rod assembly is provided on the second push-pull plate, and the second push-pull plate is mounted on the second guide slide rod assembly through the through hole. The second push-pull plate has a horizontal sliding degree of freedom relative to the second guide slide rod assembly. One end of the second bellows is sealed and connected to the second support ring plate, and the other end of the second bellows is sealed and connected to the second push-pull plate. The second push-pull plate is fixedly connected to the other end of the force transmission frame.
[0011] A second vent hole is provided on the second push-pull plate, and a second valve is installed at the second vent hole.
[0012] A first pressure sensor is installed on the stable section of the wind tunnel.
[0013] A second pressure sensor is installed on the wind tunnel test section.
[0014] A laser velocity sensor is provided on the first support ring plate, and the laser velocity sensor is distributed opposite to the first push-pull plate.
[0015] A method for simulating rapid gusts in wind tunnel testing using a corrugated pipe type, employing the aforementioned rapid gust simulation device, includes the following steps when using a low-speed gust mode:
[0016] Step 1: Adjust the moving slide of the linear motor to the left limit, so that the first bellows is in the maximum extension state and the second bellows is in the maximum compression state.
[0017] Step 2: Adjust the first valve to the closed position and the second valve to the open position;
[0018] Step 3: Install wind speed sensors inside the wind tunnel test section;
[0019] Step 4: Start the linear motor, causing the moving slide of the linear motor to move from the left limit to the right limit. Through the force transmission frame, the first push-pull plate and the second push-pull plate move synchronously to the right, so that the first bellows is in the maximum compression state and the second bellows is in the maximum extension state. The air in the first bellows is compressed and sprayed into the wind tunnel test section through the gust nozzle to form a gust. The gust is connected to the atmosphere through the opened second valve. During the formation of the gust, the moving speed of the first push-pull plate is recorded by the laser speed probe, the pressure in the wind tunnel stable section is measured by the first pressure sensor, the pressure in the wind tunnel test section is measured by the second pressure sensor, and the gust wind speed in the wind tunnel test section is measured by the wind speed sensor.
[0020] Step 5: Input the data measured by the laser speed probe, the first pressure sensor, the second pressure sensor, and the wind speed sensor into the database as a set;
[0021] Step Six: Repeat steps one to five, except that the output power of the linear motor is adjusted, thereby adjusting the moving speed of the linear motor mover slide to achieve synchronous adjustment of the moving speed of the first push-pull plate. The adjustment rule for the moving speed is to increase step by step until the output power of the linear motor reaches the maximum rated value.
[0022] Step 7: Summarize all data into the database. Each set of data corresponds to the output power value of a linear motor. Each set of data includes the moving speed of the first push-pull plate, the pressure in the wind tunnel stabilization section, the pressure in the wind tunnel test section, and the gust speed in the wind tunnel test section.
[0023] Step 8: Install the test object into the wind tunnel test section;
[0024] Step 9: Repeat steps 1 and 2;
[0025] Step 10: Set the gust speed, determine the output power value of the linear motor that matches the set gust speed, and then start the linear motor with the matching output power until the gust simulation is completed; at the same time, during the gust simulation, the real-time measurement data of the laser speed probe, the first pressure sensor and the second pressure sensor are compared with the matching data stored in the database to achieve indirect monitoring of the gust speed.
[0026] A method for simulating rapid-response gusts in wind tunnel testing using a corrugated pipe type, employing the aforementioned rapid-response gust simulation device, includes the following steps when using a high-speed gust mode:
[0027] Step 1: Adjust the moving slide of the linear motor to the left limit, so that the first bellows is in the maximum extension state and the second bellows is in the maximum compression state.
[0028] Step 2: Adjust both the first and second valves to the closed position;
[0029] Step 3: Install wind speed sensors inside the wind tunnel test section;
[0030] Step 4: Start the linear motor, causing the moving slide of the linear motor to move from the left limit to the right limit. Through the force transmission frame, the first and second push-pull plates move synchronously to the right, causing the first bellows to be in its maximum compressed state and the second bellows to be in its maximum extended state. The air in the first bellows is compressed and then injected into the wind tunnel test section through the gust nozzle to form a gust. The air in the second bellows is depressurized by the sealing expansion, increasing the pressure difference on both sides of the gust nozzle during the gust formation process, thereby increasing the gust speed. During the gust formation process, the moving speed of the first push-pull plate is recorded by a laser velocity probe, the pressure in the wind tunnel stable section is measured by a first pressure sensor, the pressure in the wind tunnel test section is measured by a second pressure sensor, and the gust speed in the wind tunnel test section is measured by a wind speed sensor.
[0031] Step 5: Input the data measured by the laser speed probe, the first pressure sensor, the second pressure sensor, and the wind speed sensor into the database as a set;
[0032] Step Six: Repeat steps one to five, except that the output power of the linear motor is adjusted, thereby adjusting the moving speed of the linear motor mover slide to achieve synchronous adjustment of the moving speed of the first push-pull plate. The adjustment rule for the moving speed is to increase step by step until the output power of the linear motor reaches the maximum rated value.
[0033] Step 7: Summarize all data into the database. Each set of data corresponds to the output power value of a linear motor. Each set of data includes the moving speed of the first push-pull plate, the pressure in the wind tunnel stabilization section, the pressure in the wind tunnel test section, and the gust speed in the wind tunnel test section.
[0034] Step 8: Install the test object into the wind tunnel test section;
[0035] Step 9: Repeat steps 1 and 2;
[0036] Step 10: Set the gust speed, determine the output power value of the linear motor that matches the set gust speed, and then start the linear motor with the matching output power until the gust simulation is completed; at the same time, during the gust simulation, the real-time measurement data of the laser speed probe, the first pressure sensor and the second pressure sensor are compared with the matching data stored in the database to achieve indirect monitoring of the gust speed.
[0037] The beneficial effects of this invention are:
[0038] The bellows-type rapid response gust simulation device and method for wind tunnel testing of the present invention abandons the use of traditional fan motors and introduces a linear motor as the driving device for gust simulation for the first time. It is equipped with a bellows-type pressure regulating mechanism, which greatly improves the response speed of gust simulation. It can reproduce the millisecond-level step gusts in nature and effectively improve the dynamic fidelity of test data, thereby accurately reflecting the transient characteristics of aerodynamics under real working conditions. Attached Figure Description
[0039] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of a bellows-type rapid response gust simulation device for wind tunnel testing (before gust simulation) according to the present invention;
[0040] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of a bellows-type rapid response gust simulation device for wind tunnel testing (after gust simulation) according to the present invention;
[0041] In the diagram, 1—wind tunnel test section, 2—wind tunnel stabilization section, 3—gust nozzle, 4—linear motor, 5—force transmission frame, 6—first bellows, 7—first support ring plate, 8—first push-pull plate, 9—first guide slide rod assembly, 10—first valve, 11—second bellows, 12—second support ring plate, 13—second push-pull plate, 14—second guide slide rod assembly, 15—second valve, 16—first pressure sensor, 17—second pressure sensor, 18—laser velocity probe. Detailed Implementation
[0042] The present invention will now be described in further detail with reference to the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments.
[0043] like Figure 1 , 2 As shown, a corrugated pipe type rapid response gust simulation device for wind tunnel testing includes a wind tunnel test section 1, a wind tunnel stabilization section 2, a gust nozzle 3, a first corrugated pipe type pressure regulating mechanism, a second corrugated pipe type pressure regulating mechanism, a linear motor 4, and a force transmission frame 5. The wind tunnel test section 1 and the wind tunnel stabilization section 2 are connected in series. The gust nozzle 3 is located between the wind tunnel test section 1 and the wind tunnel stabilization section 2, with the large-diameter port of the gust nozzle 3 facing the wind tunnel stabilization section 2 and the small-diameter port of the gust nozzle 3 facing the wind tunnel test section 1. The linear motor 4 is fixedly installed outside the wind tunnel test section 1, and the stator slide rail of the linear motor 4 is parallel to the central axis of the wind tunnel test section 1. The middle part of the force transmission frame 5 is fixedly connected to the mover slide of the linear motor 4. One end of the force transmission frame 5 is connected to the air inlet side of the wind tunnel stabilization section 2 through the first corrugated pipe type pressure regulating mechanism, and the other end of the force transmission frame 5 is connected to the air outlet side of the wind tunnel test section 1 through the second corrugated pipe type pressure regulating mechanism.
[0044] The first bellows-type pressure regulating mechanism includes a first bellows 6, a first support ring plate 7, a first push-pull plate 8, and a first guide slide rod assembly 9; the first support ring plate 7 is coaxially and fixedly mounted on the outside of the wind tunnel stabilization section 2; the first guide slide rod assembly 9 is horizontally fixedly mounted on the first support ring plate 7; the first push-pull plate 8 is provided with a first guide slide rod assembly through-hole, and the first push-pull plate 8 is mounted on the first guide slide rod assembly 9 through the first guide slide rod assembly through-hole, and the first push-pull plate 8 has a horizontal sliding degree of freedom relative to the first guide slide rod assembly 9; one end of the first bellows 6 is sealed and connected to the first support ring plate 7, and the other end of the first bellows 6 is sealed and connected to the first push-pull plate 8; the first push-pull plate 8 is fixedly connected to one end of the force transmission frame 5.
[0045] A first vent hole is provided on the first push-pull plate 8, and a first valve 10 is installed at the first vent hole.
[0046] The second bellows-type pressure regulating mechanism includes a second bellows 11, a second support ring plate 12, a second push-pull plate 13, and a second guide slide rod assembly 14. The second support ring plate 12 is coaxially and fixedly mounted on the outside of the wind tunnel stabilization section 2. The second guide slide rod assembly 14 is horizontally fixedly mounted on the second support ring plate 12. A second guide slide rod assembly through-hole is provided on the second push-pull plate 13, and the second push-pull plate 13 is installed on the second guide slide rod assembly 14 through the second guide slide rod assembly through-hole. The second push-pull plate 13 has a horizontal sliding degree of freedom relative to the second guide slide rod assembly 14. One end of the second bellows 11 is sealed and connected to the second support ring plate 12, and the other end of the second bellows 11 is sealed and connected to the second push-pull plate 13. The second push-pull plate 13 is fixedly connected to the other end of the force transmission frame 5.
[0047] A second vent hole is provided on the second push-pull plate 13, and a second valve 15 is installed at the second vent hole.
[0048] A first pressure sensor 16 is installed on the wind tunnel stabilization section 2.
[0049] A second pressure sensor 17 is installed on the wind tunnel test section 1.
[0050] A laser velocity sensor 18 is provided on the first support ring plate 7, and the laser velocity sensor 18 is distributed opposite to the first push-pull plate 8.
[0051] A method for simulating rapid gusts in wind tunnel testing using a corrugated pipe type, employing the aforementioned rapid gust simulation device, includes the following steps when using a low-speed gust mode:
[0052] Step 1: Adjust the moving slide of the linear motor 4 to the left limit position, so that the first bellows 6 is in the maximum extension state and the second bellows 11 is in the maximum compression state.
[0053] Step 2: Adjust the first valve 10 to the closed state and the second valve 15 to the open state;
[0054] Step 3: Install wind speed sensors inside wind tunnel test section 1;
[0055] Step 4: Start the linear motor 4, causing the moving slide of the linear motor 4 to move from the left limit to the right limit. Through the force transmission frame 5, the first push-pull plate 8 and the second push-pull plate 13 move to the right synchronously, so that the first bellows 6 is in the maximum compression state and the second bellows 11 is in the maximum extension state. The air in the first bellows 6 is injected into the wind tunnel test section 1 through the gust nozzle 3 under the action of compression, and the gust formed is connected to the atmosphere through the opened second valve 15. During the formation of the gust, the moving speed of the first push-pull plate 8 is recorded by the laser speed probe 18, the pressure in the wind tunnel stable section 2 is measured by the first pressure sensor 16, the pressure in the wind tunnel test section 1 is measured by the second pressure sensor 17, and the gust wind speed in the wind tunnel test section 1 is measured by the wind speed sensor.
[0056] Step 5: Input the data measured by the laser speed sensor 18, the first pressure sensor 16, the second pressure sensor 17, and the wind speed sensor into the database as a set;
[0057] Step Six: Repeat steps one to five, except that the output power of the linear motor 4 is adjusted, thereby adjusting the moving speed of the linear motor 4's mover slide to achieve synchronous adjustment of the moving speed of the first push-pull plate 8. The adjustment rule for the moving speed is to increase step by step until the output power of the linear motor 4 reaches the maximum rated value.
[0058] Step 7: Summarize all data into the database. Each set of data corresponds to the output power value of a linear motor 4. Each set of data includes the moving speed of the first push-pull plate 8, the pressure in the wind tunnel stabilization section 2, the pressure in the wind tunnel test section 1, and the gust speed in the wind tunnel test section 1.
[0059] Step 8: Install the test object into wind tunnel test section 1;
[0060] Step Nine: Repeat Step One and Step Two;
[0061] Step 10: Set the gust speed, determine the output power value of the linear motor 4 that matches the set gust speed, and then start the linear motor 4 with the matching output power until the gust simulation is completed; at the same time, during the gust simulation, the real-time measurement data of the laser speed probe 18, the first pressure sensor 16 and the second pressure sensor 17 are compared with the matching data stored in the database to achieve indirect monitoring of the gust speed.
[0062] A method for simulating rapid-response gusts in wind tunnel testing using a corrugated pipe type, employing the aforementioned rapid-response gust simulation device, includes the following steps when using a high-speed gust mode:
[0063] Step 1: Adjust the moving slide of the linear motor 4 to the left limit position, so that the first bellows 6 is in the maximum extension state and the second bellows 11 is in the maximum compression state.
[0064] Step 2: Adjust both the first valve 10 and the second valve 15 to the closed state;
[0065] Step 3: Install wind speed sensors inside wind tunnel test section 1;
[0066] Step 4: Start the linear motor 4, causing the moving slide of the linear motor 4 to move from the left limit to the right limit. Through the force transmission frame 5, the first push-pull plate 8 and the second push-pull plate 13 move to the right synchronously, so that the first bellows 6 is in the maximum compression state and the second bellows 11 is in the maximum extension state. The air in the first bellows 6 is compressed and sprayed into the wind tunnel test section 1 through the gust nozzle 3 to form a gust. The air in the second bellows 11 is depressurized under the sealing expansion, increasing the pressure difference on both sides of the gust nozzle 3 during the gust formation process, thereby increasing the gust wind speed. During the gust formation process, the moving speed of the first push-pull plate 8 is recorded by the laser speed measuring probe 18, the pressure in the wind tunnel stabilization section 2 is measured by the first pressure sensor 16, the pressure in the wind tunnel test section 1 is measured by the second pressure sensor 17, and the gust wind speed in the wind tunnel test section 1 is measured by the wind speed sensor.
[0067] Step 5: Input the data measured by the laser speed sensor 18, the first pressure sensor 16, the second pressure sensor 17, and the wind speed sensor into the database as a set;
[0068] Step Six: Repeat steps one to five, except that the output power of the linear motor 4 is adjusted, thereby adjusting the moving speed of the linear motor 4's mover slide to achieve synchronous adjustment of the moving speed of the first push-pull plate 8. The adjustment rule for the moving speed is to increase step by step until the output power of the linear motor 4 reaches the maximum rated value.
[0069] Step 7: Summarize all data into the database. Each set of data corresponds to the output power value of a linear motor 4. Each set of data includes the moving speed of the first push-pull plate 8, the pressure in the wind tunnel stabilization section 2, the pressure in the wind tunnel test section 1, and the gust speed in the wind tunnel test section 1.
[0070] Step 8: Install the test object into wind tunnel test section 1;
[0071] Step Nine: Repeat Step One and Step Two;
[0072] Step 10: Set the gust speed, determine the output power value of the linear motor 4 that matches the set gust speed, and then start the linear motor 4 with the matching output power until the gust simulation is completed; at the same time, during the gust simulation, the real-time measurement data of the laser speed probe 18, the first pressure sensor 16 and the second pressure sensor 17 are compared with the matching data stored in the database to achieve indirect monitoring of the gust speed.
[0073] The solutions in the embodiments are not intended to limit the scope of protection of the present invention. All equivalent implementations or modifications that do not depart from the present invention are included in the scope of protection of the present invention.
Claims
1. A corrugated pipe type rapid response gust simulation device for wind tunnel testing, characterized in that: The system includes a wind tunnel test section, a wind tunnel stabilization section, gust nozzles, a first bellows-type pressure regulating mechanism, a second bellows-type pressure regulating mechanism, a linear motor, and a force transmission frame. The wind tunnel test section and the wind tunnel stabilization section are connected in series. The gust nozzles are positioned between the wind tunnel test section and the wind tunnel stabilization section, with the large-diameter port of the gust nozzles facing the wind tunnel stabilization section and the small-diameter port of the gust nozzles facing the wind tunnel test section. The linear motor is fixedly mounted outside the wind tunnel test section, and the stator slide rail of the linear motor is parallel to the central axis of the wind tunnel test section. The middle part of the force transmission frame is fixedly connected to the mover slide of the linear motor, and one end of the force transmission frame is connected via... The first bellows-type pressure regulating mechanism is connected to the air inlet side of the wind tunnel stabilization section, and the other end of the force transmission frame is connected to the air outlet side of the wind tunnel test section through the second bellows-type pressure regulating mechanism. The first bellows-type pressure regulating mechanism includes a first bellows, a first support ring plate, a first push-pull plate, and a first guide slide rod assembly. The first support ring plate is coaxially fixedly mounted on the outside of the wind tunnel stabilization section. The first guide slide rod assembly is horizontally fixedly mounted on the first support ring plate. A through hole for the first guide slide rod assembly is provided on the first push-pull plate, and the first push-pull plate is installed on the first guide slide rod assembly through the through hole. The first guide slide rod assembly has a horizontal sliding degree of freedom; one end of the first bellows is sealed and connected to the first support ring plate, and the other end of the first bellows is sealed and connected to the first push-pull plate; the first push-pull plate is fixedly connected to one end of the force transmission frame; the second bellows-type pressure regulating mechanism includes a second bellows, a second support ring plate, a second push-pull plate, and a second guide slide rod assembly; the second support ring plate is coaxially and fixedly mounted on the outside of the wind tunnel stabilization section; the second guide slide rod assembly is horizontally fixedly mounted on the second support ring plate; a through hole for the second guide slide rod assembly is provided on the second push-pull plate, and the second push-pull plate passes through the second guide slide rod assembly. The sliding rod assembly is installed through the hole on the second guide sliding rod assembly. The second push-pull plate has horizontal sliding freedom relative to the second guide sliding rod assembly. One end of the second bellows is sealed and connected to the second support ring plate, and the other end of the second bellows is sealed and connected to the second push-pull plate. The second push-pull plate is fixedly connected to the other end of the force transmission frame. When the high-speed gust mode is used, the linear motor is started, and the moving slide of the linear motor moves from the left limit to the right limit. Through the force transmission frame, the first push-pull plate and the second push-pull plate move to the right synchronously, so that the first bellows is in the maximum compression state and the second bellows is in the maximum extension state.
2. The corrugated pipe type rapid response gust simulation device for wind tunnel testing according to claim 1, characterized in that: A first vent hole is provided on the first push-pull plate, and a first valve is installed at the first vent hole.
3. The corrugated pipe type rapid response gust simulation device for wind tunnel testing according to claim 2, characterized in that: A second vent hole is provided on the second push-pull plate, and a second valve is installed at the second vent hole.
4. The corrugated pipe type rapid response gust simulation device for wind tunnel testing according to claim 3, characterized in that: A first pressure sensor is installed on the stable section of the wind tunnel.
5. A corrugated pipe type rapid response gust simulation device for wind tunnel testing according to claim 4, characterized in that: A second pressure sensor is installed on the wind tunnel test section.
6. The corrugated pipe type rapid response gust simulation device for wind tunnel testing according to claim 5, characterized in that: A laser velocity sensor is provided on the first support ring plate, and the laser velocity sensor is distributed opposite to the first push-pull plate.
7. A corrugated pipe-type rapid response gust simulation method for wind tunnel testing, employing the corrugated pipe-type rapid response gust simulation device for wind tunnel testing as described in claim 6, characterized in that: When using the low-speed gust mode, the following steps are included: Step 1: Adjust the moving slide of the linear motor to the left limit, so that the first bellows is in the maximum extension state and the second bellows is in the maximum compression state. Step 2: Adjust the first valve to the closed position and the second valve to the open position; Step 3: Install wind speed sensors inside the wind tunnel test section; Step 4: Start the linear motor, causing the moving slide of the linear motor to move from the left limit to the right limit. Through the force transmission frame, the first push-pull plate and the second push-pull plate move to the right synchronously, so that the first bellows is in the maximum compression state and the second bellows is in the maximum extension state. The air in the first bellows is compressed and sprayed into the wind tunnel test section through the gust nozzle to form a gust. The gust is connected to the atmosphere through the opened second valve. During the formation of the gust, the moving speed of the first push-pull plate is recorded by the laser speed probe, the pressure in the wind tunnel stable section is measured by the first pressure sensor, the pressure in the wind tunnel test section is measured by the second pressure sensor, and the gust wind speed in the wind tunnel test section is measured by the wind speed sensor. Step 5: Input the data measured by the laser speed probe, the first pressure sensor, the second pressure sensor, and the wind speed sensor into the database as a set; Step Six: Repeat steps one to five, except that the output power of the linear motor is adjusted, thereby adjusting the moving speed of the linear motor mover slide to achieve synchronous adjustment of the moving speed of the first push-pull plate. The adjustment rule for the moving speed is to increase step by step until the output power of the linear motor reaches the maximum rated value. Step 7: Summarize all data into the database. Each set of data corresponds to the output power value of a linear motor. Each set of data includes the moving speed of the first push-pull plate, the pressure in the wind tunnel stabilization section, the pressure in the wind tunnel test section, and the gust speed in the wind tunnel test section. Step 8: Install the test object into the wind tunnel test section; Step 9: Repeat steps 1 and 2; Step 10: Set the gust speed, determine the output power value of the linear motor that matches the set gust speed, and then start the linear motor with the matching output power until the gust simulation is completed; at the same time, during the gust simulation, the real-time measurement data of the laser speed probe, the first pressure sensor and the second pressure sensor are compared with the matching data stored in the database to achieve indirect monitoring of the gust speed.
8. A corrugated pipe-type rapid response gust simulation method for wind tunnel testing, employing the corrugated pipe-type rapid response gust simulation device for wind tunnel testing as described in claim 6, characterized in that: When using the high-speed gust mode, the following steps are included: Step 1: Adjust the moving slide of the linear motor to the left limit, so that the first bellows is in the maximum extension state and the second bellows is in the maximum compression state. Step 2: Adjust both the first and second valves to the closed position; Step 3: Install wind speed sensors inside the wind tunnel test section; Step 4: Start the linear motor, causing the moving slide of the linear motor to move from the left limit to the right limit. Through the force transmission frame, the first and second push-pull plates move synchronously to the right, causing the first bellows to be in its maximum compressed state and the second bellows to be in its maximum extended state. The air in the first bellows is compressed and then injected into the wind tunnel test section through the gust nozzle to form a gust. The air in the second bellows is depressurized by the sealing expansion, increasing the pressure difference on both sides of the gust nozzle during the gust formation process, thereby increasing the gust speed. During the gust formation process, the moving speed of the first push-pull plate is recorded by a laser velocity probe, the pressure in the wind tunnel stable section is measured by a first pressure sensor, the pressure in the wind tunnel test section is measured by a second pressure sensor, and the gust speed in the wind tunnel test section is measured by a wind speed sensor. Step 5: Input the data measured by the laser speed probe, the first pressure sensor, the second pressure sensor, and the wind speed sensor into the database as a set; Step Six: Repeat steps one to five, except that the output power of the linear motor is adjusted, thereby adjusting the moving speed of the linear motor mover slide to achieve synchronous adjustment of the moving speed of the first push-pull plate. The adjustment rule for the moving speed is to increase step by step until the output power of the linear motor reaches the maximum rated value. Step 7: Summarize all data into the database. Each set of data corresponds to the output power value of a linear motor. Each set of data includes the moving speed of the first push-pull plate, the pressure in the wind tunnel stabilization section, the pressure in the wind tunnel test section, and the gust speed in the wind tunnel test section. Step 8: Install the test object into the wind tunnel test section; Step 9: Repeat steps 1 and 2; Step 10: Set the gust speed, determine the output power value of the linear motor that matches the set gust speed, and then start the linear motor with the matching output power until the gust simulation is completed; at the same time, during the gust simulation, the real-time measurement data of the laser speed probe, the first pressure sensor and the second pressure sensor are compared with the matching data stored in the database to achieve indirect monitoring of the gust speed.
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