Articles in press have been peer-reviewed and accepted, which are not yet assigned to volumes /issues, but are citable by Digital Object Identifier (DOI).
Display Method:
Mr. Jia Youquan, the pioneer of experimental mechanics in China
QIU Wei, CHEN Jinlong, LI Linan, KANG Yilan
doi:10.6052/1000-0992-23-031
Abstract(111) HTML(9) PDF(27)
Abstract:
Mr. Jia Youquan is a distinguished mechanist and educator, recognized as the pioneer of experimental mechanics in China. After the establishment of the People's Republic of China, he devoted more than 60 years to mechanical education and scientific research, making outstanding contributions to the establishment and development of experimental mechanics in China. This paper reviewed Mr. Jia Youquan's academic career and his patriotic sentiment. His major academic contributions were introduced in three areas: photoelasticity, engineering testing techniques, and photomechanics. Furthermore, this paper summarized his significant accomplishments in foundational education and textbook development of mechanics, outlined his academic ideologies and educational philosophy, and demonstrated several instances of his outstanding accomplishments in closely serving Chinese industrialization construction. Additionally, this paper highlighted his leading role in frontier directions and team developments of experimental mechanics.
Advances in the investigations and applications of the immersed boundary method
WANG Zhuo, DU Lin, CHENG Long, SUN Xiaofeng
doi:10.6052/1000-0992-23-026
Abstract(151) HTML(42) PDF(75)
Abstract:
This paper summarizes the advances in the modelling of force source for the immersed boundary(IB) method. Introductions have been given to the applications of this method in the fields of flow around biological structures and fluid-structure interaction, which are representatives of problems with complex and moving geometries, respectively. Although low accuracy at boundary is one main feature of the IB method, it has also been applied to these computational aeroacoustic problems which requires high-order accuracy. Finally, the challenges, advances and future expects of the IB method in dealing with high-Reynolds-number flow are also reviewed.
Review
Archive More>

NoticeMore >

Author CenterMore >

Top Cited Top Down Top Read

Related linksMore >

Follow WeChat
Baidu
map