9 results on '"Chen, Guoyong"'
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2. Economic phosphorite from the Ediacaran Doushantuo Formation, South China, and the Neoproterozoic-Cambrian Phosphogenic Event
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Zhang, Yaguan, Pufahl, Peir K., Du, Yuansheng, Chen, Guoyong, Liu, Jianzhong, Chen, Qinggang, Wang, Zepeng, and Yu, Wenchao
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- 2019
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3. Synthesis and properties of sugar-based surfactants alkoxyethyl β-D-glucopyranoside
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Ji, Shanwei, Shen, Wangzhen, Chen, Langqiu, Zhang, Yanhua, Wu, Xiubing, Fan, Yulin, Fu, Fang, and Chen, Guoyong
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- 2019
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4. Consensus of discrete-time multi-agent systems over packet dropouts channels.
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Chen, Guoyong, Kang, Yu, Zhang, Cong, and Chen, Shaofeng
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DISCRETE-time systems , *MARKOV processes , *MULTIAGENT systems , *LINEAR systems - Abstract
In this paper, we investigate the consensus problem for discrete linear multi-agent systems (MASs) with Markovian packet dropouts. Both identical and nonidentical packet dropouts are studied. For the discrete-time MASs under identical packet dropouts, we present the expectation of the total sojourn time of packet dropouts and successful message transmission, the switching number from packet dropouts to successful message transmission, and the awaken number of packet dropouts and successful message transmission. Based on these expectations, a linear consensus controller is designed through analyzing the transient properties of the Markov process such that the MASs can reach consensus almost surely for any initial distribution of packet dropouts. When it comes to the nonidentical packet dropouts where all the packets are independent and stochastic, a Markovian-lossy-channel based switching model (MLCBS model) is proposed. Based on the MLCBS model, we also propose an easy-to-implement linear consensus controller such that the MASs with nonidentical packet dropouts can achieve consensus almost surely. Finally, the theoretical results are illustrated by simulation examples. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2021
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5. Noise reduction for high-lift devices on a swept wing model by droop nose.
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Chen, Guoyong, Chen, Binnian, Yang, Xiaoquan, Tang, Xiaolong, Ding, Jue, and Weng, Peifen
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NOISE control , *NOSE , *SOUND pressure , *UNSTEADY flow , *BOUNDARY layer (Aerodynamics) , *AIRPLANE takeoff , *WING-warping (Aerodynamics) - Abstract
The noise of slat in the high-lift device of large aircraft is one of the main noise sources of large aircraft during take-off and landing. This paper investigates a noise reduction measure which consists in droop nose for high-lift device of three-dimensional sweep wing instead of leading-edge slat. The unsteady flow field and the far-field noise are predicted by a hybrid SA-IDDES method coupled with the integration of the Ffowcs Williams–Hawkings equation (FW-H). Based on the optimal droop nose configuration from 2D airfoil, the results of the 3D swept wing model with the droop nose on the leading edge of the inner wing are given. Numerical results show that the droop nose configuration can reduce the overall sound pressure level (OASPL) of the intermediate frequency noise, and the peak noise can be reduced by 15 dB, and the sound pressure level of the broadband noise at low and high frequencies is also partially suppressed. The maximum lift-to-drag ratio of the droop nose configuration increased by 2.7 %. In addition, the noise reduction mechanism of leading-edge droop is analyzed by combining the vortex sound theory and the generation and evolution process of the vortex structure. The leading-edge droop nose configuration fundamentally not only eliminates the vortex structure of the slat cove of the leading-edge slat configuration, but also avoids the interaction between the slat slot flow and the upper surface of the main wing. These directly lead to a thinner boundary layer vortex near the top of the main wing, and the wall pressure pulsation is smaller than that of the leading-edge slat high-lift device, thereby reducing noise. The reduction of the BEF distribution on the upper surface boundary shows again that the droop nose inhibits the vortex on the upper surface of the main wing. The change of the Lamb vector divergence reveals the noise reduction mechanism of the drooping leading edge configuration directly from the sound source. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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6. Circular motion of multiple nonholonomic robots under switching topology with ordinal ranking.
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Chen, Guoyong, Fu, Weiming, Kang, Yu, Qin, Jiahu, and Zheng, Wei Xing
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CIRCULAR motion , *ROBOTS , *ANGULAR velocity , *TOPOLOGY , *TIME-varying networks , *DISTRIBUTED algorithms - Abstract
This paper investigates the circular motion of a group of n (n ≥ 2) nonholonomic robots over time-varying communication networks. We aim to achieve a balanced circular motion centered at a location determined by each robot under the assumption that the global ranking of any robot is unknown. A back-stepping based controller is firstly designed to make all the robots rotate around a common center, the position of which is obtained through executing a consensus algorithm by each robot. Then, the maximum and minimum consensus algorithm and a distributed modified ordinal ranking algorithm are applied to set the rotation radius, angular velocity, and orientation parameters in a distributed manner such that all the robots can uniformly space on the common circle. At last, the effectiveness of the proposed algorithms is illustrated through a simulation example. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2020
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7. Effects of slat track on the flow and acoustic field of high-lift devices.
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Chen, Guoyong, Yang, Xiaoquan, Tang, Xiaolong, Ding, Jue, and Weng, Peifen
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ACOUSTIC field , *BOUNDARY layer (Aerodynamics) , *AIRCRAFT noise , *WING-warping (Aerodynamics) - Abstract
Most of the published works related to noise generation in high-lift devices only consider clean idealized geometries, whereas real aircraft wings contain important parts called the slat tracks that connect the slat and the main wing. To investigate the effects of slat tracks on the ambient flow and noise, simulations are performed for wings based on the 30P30N airfoil. Two configurations are considered, i.e., the 30P30N wing with and without a slat track. Improved detached-eddy simulation is carried out to compute the unsteady near-field flow. The far-field noise propagation is calculated using the Ffowcs Williams-Hawkings equation. The results show that the installation of the slat track has observable effects on the aerodynamic and aeroacoustic performances of the high-lift devices. The maximum lift coefficient of the high-lift device and the stall angle of attack is reduced. Low-frequency broadband noise radiated from the main wing is significantly increased and the directivity of the overall sound pressure level is changed due to the slat track. The far-field noise from the configuration with the slat track displays noticeable sensitivity to the angle of attack. The slat track has an amplification effect on the high-pressure fluctuation on the main wing, especially at a small angle of attack. This leads to nearly 10 dB in the far-field noise based on the discussed wing section. To reveal the relative noise mechanism, vortical structures near the slat track, large-scale spanwise flows above the main wing, and the vortex dynamics are investigated. A spiral vortex pair is captured as the most important flow structure. It is generated in the spanwise direction by the interaction of slat wakes with the boundary layer on the upper surface of the main wing. The pressure fluctuations on the main wing are highly correlated with this flow structure, which cannot be ignored for the study of noise in a real aircraft. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2022
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8. Noise control for high-lift devices by slat wall treatment.
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Chen, Guoyong, Tang, Xiaolong, Yang, Xiaoquan, Weng, Peifen, and Ding, Jue
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NOISE control , *BOUNDARY layer separation , *VORTEX shedding , *TURBULENCE , *SOUND energy - Abstract
A novel wall treatment method, termed as the Slat Cove Wavy Wall (SCWW), is proposed to improve both the aero-acoustic and the aerodynamic performances of high-lift devices. By this treatment, a wavy pattern is imposed on the wall in the slat cove. In the present work, slats with three different SCWWs are designed and applied to a straight wing composed by 30P30N airfoil. Numerical simulations and analyses are conducted to unveil the underlying mechanisms of noise reduction. The unsteady flow field and the far-field noise are predicted by a hybrid SA-IDDES method followed by the integration of the Ffowcs Williams and Hawkings equation. The modified high-lift device is proved to be able to improve the aero-acoustic performance by reducing the low-frequency components of the radiated noise. Meanwhile, the aerodynamic performance is maintained or improved under proper design parameters. The boundary layer separation in the slat cove is accelerated by the SCWW, which transforms low-frequency periodic vortex shedding to high-frequency turbulent flow. This results in the sound energy shift from low-frequency noise to high-frequency broadband noise. The SCWW method is proved to be effective in redistribution of boundary vorticity flux on the slat lower surface. To reveal the mechanism of the SCWW's drag and noise reduction, the vortex dynamic processes near the slat lower surface in terms of the Lamb vector divergence are further investigated. It is found that the Lamb vector divergence is directly related to both the noise source and the drag. The interaction area of positive and negative Lamb vector divergence can be balanced and decreased by SCWW, resulting in the drag and noise reduction. As expressed by the vortex dynamic processes, this feature implies the SCWW method is of great potential in noise attenuation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2021
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9. Global exponential stability of impulsive switched positive nonlinear systems with mode-dependent impulses.
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Kang, Yu, Zhang, Niankun, and Chen, Guoyong
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POSITIVE systems , *NONLINEAR systems , *LYAPUNOV functions , *STABILITY criterion , *EXPONENTIAL stability - Abstract
• The exponential stability of a class of continuous-time impulsive switched positive nonlinear systems (ISPNSs) with asynchronous impulses is studied for the first time. • With the help of multiple max-separable Lyapunov method and modedependent average impulsive interval approach, some sufficient conditions are provided to cope with the exponential stability for ISPNSs with average dwell time (ADT) switching, where the hybrid effects of stabilizing impulses and destabilizing impulses are taken into account. • The considered systems are possibly composed of all unstable subsystems. The global exponential stability for a type of continuous-time impulsive switched positive nonlinear systems (ISPNSs) with average dwell time (ADT) switching and mode-dependent impulsive effects is explored in this research. Where we consider a type of nonnegative impulses, which do not need to be in step with the switching behaviors in the constructed systems. The main challenge of this study comes from the estimation of Lyapunov functions within any time interval under the coupling effect of asynchronous switches and state jumps. To solve this difficulty, based on the multiple max-separable Lyapunov functions (MSLFs) method involving mode-dependent average impulsive interval (MDAII) approach, we consider two special cases in which switching and impulses are completely asynchronous and synchronous respectively, and successfully establish the relation of impulse strength, system modes, ADT and MDAII. Subsequently, several stability criteria are presented for ISPNSs with unstable and/or stable modes. In particular, the impact of various sorts of impulses on stability are also analysed in depth. Then, the obtained results are applied to the ISPNSs with synchronous impulses and switching. Moreover, the stability conditions of the considered systems without switches are gained directly, which enshrouds the existing results. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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