亚临界雷诺数二维圆柱绕流边界层流场动态特性的实验研究

本文给出了关于亚临界雷诺数二维圆柱绕流动态特性的实验结果。应用热膜、热线和压力传感器测量了壁面剪切应力脉动、壁面压力脉动和流场的速度脉动,给出了壁面剪切应力脉动频率在驻点附近和分离前后变化的特征,计算了这些脉动量在圆柱面上任意两点间的相关特性。实验结果表明,在亚临界雷诺数二维圆柱绕流的边界层流场中存在着一个频率与涡脱落频率相同的整体同步脉动。     

动脉局部狭窄时脉动流的有限元分析

本文利用有限元方法研究动脉局部狭窄下的脉动流流场,重点考查在50％与80％面积狭窄下的速度分布、压力分布、壁面剪应力分布及流动分离情况。几何形状及边界条件均模拟相应的脉动流实验模型。采用测得的随时间变化的速度分布作为入口端条件,并利用罚函数和逆风格式等计算技巧得出了光滑的与实验基本相符的速度、压力波形。本文讨论了不同狭窄下速度、压力、壁面剪应力的分布形态,给出了脉动流中狭窄处局部流动分离的间歇性变化规律,并结合实验与临床应用进行了讨论。     

压力相关的壁面滑移在滑动间隙流体动压力产生中的作用

近年来,壁面滑移在纳米流变学、微流体力学、薄模润滑和微机电系统(MEMS)等领域越来越引起关注。以前大部分研究集中于表面初始极限剪应力对薄模润滑的壁面滑移和流体动力学的影响。本文通过一个极限剪切应力比例系数主要研究了与压力相关的壁面滑移滑动间隙流体动压力产生中的作用,发现极限剪切应力比例系数以相反的两种方式影响着流体膜的流体动力学:在高初始剪应力区使流体动力增加,但在低初始剪应力区使流体动力减小,这意味着就极限剪切应力比例系数影响流体动压力而言,存在一个初始极限剪切应力的转换点。但是在界面滑移存在时,较小的极限剪切应力比例系数总是产生较小的摩擦阻力。     

夹层动脉瘤及覆膜支架模型的流固耦合分析

腹主动脉瘤腹主动脉瘤(Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm,AAA)是危及病人生命的严重疾病,若主动脉瘤不加以治疗,瘤腔将不断长大而有破裂的危险,尽管目前对主动脉瘤的研究较多,但对主动脉夹层动脉瘤(Aortic Dissecting Aneruysm,ADA)的研究较少,本文在周期性脉动速度和压力条件下,对DNA内部流场及植入覆膜支架进行了流固耦合的数值模拟.得到了夹层动脉瘤内部流场的速度矢量分布,瘤壁上的位移、应力分布.同时对夹层动脉瘤植入覆膜支架前后进行了对比分析,覆膜支架的植入使得瘤壁上的最大应力和最大位移均从瘤腔壁面转移到管状动脉壁上,且数值大大下降,说明植入覆膜支架能很好的防止夹层动脉瘤破裂.     

适用于浸入边界法的大涡模拟紊流壁面模型

基于近壁定常剪切应力假设，提出了一种新的适用于浸入边界法的大涡模拟紊流壁面模型。通过引入壁面滑移速度，修正了线性速度剖面计算得到的壁面剪切应力，使之满足Werner-Wengle模型。将其应用于平板紊流和高Re数圆管紊流的数值模拟，对比采用和不采用壁面模型的结果得知，采用此模型的速度剖面与实验值吻合良好，验证了此模型的有效性。研究了不同欧拉/拉格朗日网格相对位置对结果的影响，证明了此模型具有较好的鲁棒性，以及可根据局部流动状态和网格精度自动开闭的特点。     

基于离散单元法和人工神经网络的近壁颗粒动力学特征研究

颗粒与壁面的相互作用往往对颗粒流动具有显著影响. 为研究颗粒与壁面作用机理, 对滚筒内颗粒流动过程进行离散单元法(DEM)数值模拟. 基于模拟结果统计分析靠近壁面处颗粒的运动特征, 结果表明, 小摩擦系数时颗粒平动和旋转速度均近似满足正态分布, 但由于壁面影响, 摩擦系数增大时颗粒沿滚筒轴向的旋转速度偏离正态分布, 颗粒动力学理论推导壁面边界条件时应考虑速度正态分布的修正及速度脉动的各向异性. 采用人工神经网络(ANN)构建了颗粒无因次旋转温度、滑移速度和平动温度之间的函数模型, 进而可以在常规双流模型壁面边界条件中考虑颗粒旋转的影响. 基于DEM模拟及结果分析可以为壁面边界条件的理论构造和半经验修正提供基础数据和封闭模型.      

TRPIV MEASUREMENT OF DRAG-REDUCTION IN THE TURBULENT BOUNDARY LAYER OVER RIBLETS PLATE

采用高时间分辨率粒子图像测速技术对沟槽壁面平板湍流边界层速度矢量场的时间序列及其统计量进行了实验测量,讨论了在同一来流速度下沟槽壁面对平均速度剖面﹑雷诺切应力及湍流强度的影响. 用流向速度分量的多尺度空间局部平均结构函数辨识壁湍流多尺度相干结构,用条件采样和相位平均技术提取壁湍流多尺度相干结构喷射和扫掠事件的脉动速度、展向涡量的二维空间拓扑形态. 结果表明,与同材料光滑壁面对比,沟槽壁面实现了10.73%的摩阻减小量;沟槽壁面湍流边界层湍流强度及雷诺切应力皆比光滑平板湍流边界层对应统计量小,说明沟槽壁面有效降低了湍流边界层内流体的脉动. 通过比较壁湍流相干结构猝发事件各脉动速度分量与展向涡量的空间分布特征,肯定了沟槽壁面的减阻效果,发现沟槽壁面通过抑制相干结构猝发事件实现减阻.     

有限尾水深波浪底板壁面射流水力特性的数值模拟研究

采用VOF(Volume of Fluid)方法追踪自由液面,辅以Realizable(可实现化)κ-ε湍流模型封闭两相流时均方程,对有限尾水深波浪底板壁面射流水力特性进行了数值模拟。微分方程的离散采用有限体积法,速度与压力耦合求解使用了压力隐式算子分裂PISO(Pressure-Implicit with Splitting of Operators)算法。分析了入射速度和底板粗糙度对流场流线分布、横断面最大流速沿程衰减规律、底板压强分布规律等水力特性的影响。研究发现:流场内存在两个大的漩涡,而且波浪底板凹面附近存在有小的漩涡;入射流速越大,横断面最大流速沿程衰减梯度越大;波浪底板上的压强也呈波状分布,且压强大小主要受入射流速和底板粗糙度两个因素的影响。     

非牛顿流体在渐变管中压力和剪切应力的二次摄动解

本文利用双摄动方法求解缓慢变化管道中Johnson-Segalman(J-S)流体流动的渐近解．将管道的扩张（或收缩）角度和粘弹性参数分别作为双摄动的参数，由流函数和涡量函数的形式，推导出压力和壁面剪切应力的渐近解．在此基础上，分析了管道角度，粘弹性参数和雷诺数等参数对压力以及剪切力影响．主要结论如下：(1) 管道扩张角度增加时，流向同一位置处径向压力以及壁面剪切应力随扩张角度减小；(2) 在同一扩张管道中，径向压力随着流向位移减小，收缩管与之相反；(3) 扩张角度与雷诺数对流场起主导作用，粘弹性系数起次要作用．     

Φ127mm API钻杆内加厚过渡带流场特性研究

研究发现钻杆内加厚过渡带管体刺漏是钻杆失效的主要形式之一,对此运用计算流体力学的方法对Φ127mm API钻杆内外螺纹端钻杆内加厚过渡带管体的速度场和压力场进行了模拟计算.分析了钻杆内加厚过渡带的结构参数,特别是钻杆内加厚过渡带长度miu和过渡圆弧半径R变化时的流场特点,并对钻井参数以及不同钻井液性能对流场的影响进行了分析.结果表明:miu和R越大,钻井液对管壁的剪切应力作用就会越小;增加钻井液的排量,钻杆内壁面的剪切应力会增大;钻井液粘度和密度增大时,钻井液对于钻杆内壁面的剪切应力的影响更为明显.     

Simulation of unsteady laminar flow in models of terminal aneurysm of the basilar artery

Blood flow dynamics play an important role in the pathogenesis and treatment of intracranial aneurysms. The evaluation of the velocity field in the aneurysm dome and neck is important for the correct placement of endovascular coils, in addition the temporal and spatial variations of wall shear stress in the aneurysm are correlated with its growth and rupture. The present numerical investigation describes the hemodynamics in two models of terminal aneurysm of the basilar artery. Aneurysm models with an aspect ratio of 1.0 and 1.67 were studied. Each model was subject to a steady, sinusoidal and physiologically representative waveform of inflow for a mean Reynolds number of 560. Symmetric and asymmetric outflow conditions in the branches were also studied.

The three-dimensional continuity and the Navier-Stokes equations for incompressible, unsteady laminar flow with Newtonian properties were solved with a commercial software using non structured grids with 61334 and 65961 cells for models 1 and 2, respectively. The grids were primarily composed of tetrahedral elements.

The intra-aneurysmal flow was unsteady for all input conditions and in both models, the flow always showed a complex vortex structure. The inflow and outflow zones in the aneurysm neck were determined. The wall shear stress on the aneurysm showed large temporal and spatial variations. The asymmetric outflow increased the wall shear stress in both models.     

Experimental unsteady flow study in a patient-specific abdominal aortic aneurysm model

The velocity field in a patient-specific abdominal aneurysm model including the aorto–iliac bifurcation was measured by 2D PIV. Phase-averaged velocities obtained in 14 planes reveal details of the flow evolution during a cycle. The aneurysm expanding asymmetrically toward the anterior side of the aorta causes the generation of a vortex at its entrance, covering the entire aneurysm bulge progressively before flow peak. The fluid entering the aneurysm impinges on the left side of its distal end, following the axis of the upstream aorta segment, causing an increased flow rate in the left (compared to the right) common iliac artery. High shear stresses appear at the aneurysm inlet and outlet as well as along the posterior wall, varying proportionally to the flow rate. At the same regions, elevated flow disturbances are observed, being intensified at flow peak and during the deceleration phase. Low shear stresses are present in the recirculation region, being two orders of magnitude smaller than the previous ones. At flow peak and during the deceleration phase, a clockwise swirling motion (viewed from the inlet) is present in the aneurysm due to the out of plane curvature of the aorta.     

Intra-aneurysmal blood flow based on patient-specific CT angiogram

To discuss the validity of the hemodynamic hypothesis of aneurysm rupture, we used a patient-specific, realistic aneurysm model to reveal the flow structure and wall shear stress distribution in two cases: one with an unruptured aneurysm and the other with a ruptured aneurysm. We used particle imaging velocimetry and laser Doppler velocimetry to measure velocity profiles of intra-aneurysmal flow. Both cases had a circulating flow along the aneurysm wall, although the second case had a recirculating zone only in the minimum phase. Differences in the wall shear stress profile may identify aneurysm rupture.     

A fluid flow model in the lacunar-canalicular system under the pressure gradient and electrical field driven loads

The lacunar-canalicular system (LCS) is acknowledged to directly participate in bone tissue remodeling. The fluid flow in the LCS is synergic driven by the pressure gradient and electric field loads due to the electro-mechanical properties of bone. In this paper, an idealized annulus Maxwell fluid flow model in bone canaliculus is established, and the analytical solutions of the fluid velocity, the fluid shear stress, and the fluid flow rate are obtained. The results of the fluid flow under pressure gradient driven (PGD), electric field driven (EFD), and pressure-electricity synergic driven (P-ESD) patterns are compared and discussed. The effects of the diameter of canaliculi and osteocyte processes are evaluated. The results show that the P-ESD pattern can combine the regulatory advantages of single PGD and EFD patterns, and the osteocyte process surface can feel a relatively uniform shear stress distribution. As the bone canalicular inner radius increases, the produced shear stress under the PGD or P-ESD pattern increases slightly but changes little under the EFD pattern. The increase in the viscosity makes the flow slow down but does not affect the fluid shear stress (FSS) on the canalicular inner wall and osteocyte process surface. The increase in the high-valent ions does not affect the flow velocity and the flow rate, but the FSS on the canalicular inner wall and osteocyte process surface increases linearly. In this study, the results show that the shear stress sensed by the osteocyte process under the P-ESD pattern can be regulated by changing the pressure gradient and the intensity of electric field, as well as the parameters of the annulus fluid and the canaliculus size, which is helpful for the osteocyte mechanical responses. The established model provides a basis for the study of the mechanisms of electro-mechanical signals stimulating bone tissue (cells) growth.

     

Comparison of haemodynamics in cerebral aneurysms of different sizes located in the ophthalmic artery

Haemodynamics plays an important role in the progression and rupture of cerebral aneurysms. The temporal and spatial variations of the wall shear stress in the aneurysmal sac are hypothesized to be correlated with its growth and rupture. In addition, the assessment of the velocity field in the aneurysm dome and neck is important for the correct placement of endovascular coils. This work describes the flow dynamics in patient‐specific models of saccular aneurysms of different sizes located in the ophthalmic artery. The models were obtained from three‐dimensional rotational angiography image data and blood flow dynamics was studied under physiologically representative waveform of inflow. The three‐dimensional continuity and momentum equations for unsteady laminar flow were solved with commercial software using nonstructured fine grid sizes. The intra‐aneurysmal flows show complex vortex structures that change during one pulsatile cycle. A relation between the aneurysm aspect ratio and the mean wall shear stress on the aneurysmal sac is showed. Copyright © 2006 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

Non‐Newtonian blood flow dynamics in a right internal carotid artery with a saccular aneurysm

Flow dynamics plays an important role in the pathogenesis and treatment of cerebral aneurysms. The temporal and spatial variations of wall shear stress in the aneurysm are hypothesized to be correlated with its growth and rupture. In addition, the assessment of the velocity field in the aneurysm dome and neck is important for the correct placement of endovascular coils. This work describes the flow dynamics in a patient‐specific model of carotid artery with a saccular aneurysm under Newtonian and non‐Newtonian fluid assumptions. The model was obtained from three‐dimensional rotational angiography image data and blood flow dynamics was studied under physiologically representative waveform of inflow. The three‐dimensional continuity and momentum equations for incompressible and unsteady laminar flow were solved with a commercial software using non‐structured fine grid with 283 115 tetrahedral elements. The intra‐aneurysmal flow shows complex vortex structure that change during one pulsatile cycle. The effect of the non‐Newtonian properties of blood on the wall shear stress was important only in the arterial regions with high velocity gradients, on the aneurysmal wall the predictions with the Newtonian and non‐Newtonian blood models were similar. Copyright © 2005 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

Wall jet similarity of impinging planar underexpanded jets

Velocity profiles and wall shear stress values in the wall jet region of planar underexpanded impinging jets are parameterized based on nozzle parameters (stand-off height, jet hydraulic diameter, and nozzle pressure ratio). Computational fluid dynamics is used to calculate the velocity fields of impinging jets with height-to-diameter ratios in the range of 15–30 and nozzle pressure ratio in the range of 1.2–3.0. The wall jet has an incomplete self-similar profile with a typical triple-layer structure as in traditional wall jets. The effects of compressibility are found to be insignificant for wall jets with Ma < 0.8. Wall jet analysis yielded power-law relationships with source dependent coefficients describing maximum velocity, friction velocity, and wall distances for maximum and half-maximum velocities. Source dependency is determined using the conjugate gradient method. These power-law relationships can be used for mapping wall shear stress as a function of nozzle parameters.     

Pulsatile flows in a lateral aneurysm anchored on a stented and curved parent vessel

We present particle tracking velocimetry measurements and flow visualization of pulsatile flow fields in a stented cerebrovascular lateral aneurysm model with a wide ostium anchored on a curved parent vessel. Among the stent parameters, the blocking ratioC _α ranging from 0% to 75% was selected to study its effect on the changes of intra-aneurysmal hemodynamics for the reference of minimally invasive endovascular aneurysm treatment. The Womersley number was 3.9 and the mean, peak, and minimal Reynolds numbers based on the bulk average velocity and diameter of the parent vessel were 600, 850, and 300, respectively. The results are characterized in terms of velocity vector field, coded streak images, region averaged velocity, vorticity, and wall shear stress. A critical range ofC _α related to the inflow location as well as the shape and number of intra-aneurysmal vortices is identified. The intra-aneurysmal flow activity, vortex strength, and wall shear stress are found to decrease with increasingC _α. Among theC _α examined,C _α=75% is the most favorable in attenuating the risk of aneurysmal rupture and promoting intra-aneurysmal thrombus.     

A comparison between different asymmetric abdominal aortic aneurysm morphologies employing computational fluid–structure interaction analysis

Considering representative asymmetric aneurysms in the abdominal aorta, the transient 3-D blood flow and pressure distributions as well as aneurysm wall stresses were numerically analyzed. To obtain more realistic and accurate results for blood flow fields and wall stress distributions, a coupled fluid-flow and solid–structure solver was employed. Geometric abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) variations studied included the degree of asymmetry, neck angle and bifurcation angle, and hence their impacts on the hemodynamics and biomechanics. The simulation results indicated that the assumption of symmetric AAA geometry may underestimate AAA-wall stress considerably. The neck angle influences the blood flow field substantially. A large neck angle, resulting in strong wall curvatures near the proximal neck, can produce aggravating blood flow patterns and elevated wall stresses (Von Mises). The iliac bifurcation angle affects blood flow patterns insignificantly but plays an important role in wall-stress concentrations. The wall stress of lateral asymmetric AAAs is higher than for the anterior-posterior asymmetric types. The maximum wall stress-site is located near the anterior distal side for the anterior-posterior asymmetric AAA and the distal side towards the asymmetric bulge in the lateral asymmetric AAA.