N-S方程基于投影法的特征线算子分裂有限元求解

提出了一种求解非定常不可压缩纳维-斯托克斯方程（N-S方程）的新型有限元法:基于投影法的特征线算子分裂有限元法.在每一个时间层上将N-S方程分裂成扩散项、对流项、压力修正项.对流项采用多步显式格式,且在每一个对流子时间步内采用更加精确的显式特征线-伽辽金法进行时间离散,空间离散采用标准伽辽金法.应用此算法对平面泊肃叶流、方腔流和圆柱绕流进行数值模拟,所得结果与基准解符合良好.尤其对于Re=10000的方腔流,给出了方腔中分离涡发展和运动的计算结果,并发现在该雷诺数下存在周期解,表明该算法能较好地模拟流体流动中的小尺度物理量以及流场中分离涡的运动.      

高超声速尾迹流场稳定性数值研究

通过数值模拟, 对高超声速尾迹流场进行了研究, 对其尾迹流动的失稳过程进行了分析.选取计算模型为圆球,Ma= 6.0, Re = 1.71\times 10^6(Re以球头半径为参考长度). 通过数值模拟,首先得到的流动是稳定解,在底部发展出一个主分离区和一个二次分离区,流动是轴对称状态. 不添加任何扰动继续进行计算,发现底部流场缓慢发展出微弱的非定常流动. 随后,该现象继续发展,出现明显的结构失稳,得到了无量纲周期为12.0的周期解. 给出了高超声速圆球绕流尾迹结构的周期性演化过程,对其涡系结构的演化及奇点特征进行了分析. 研究表明该数值模拟方法可用于底部流动稳定性问题的研究,同时证实了高超声速底部流动也存在流动不稳定性.      

纳米尺度圆柱绕流尾迹区流动形式模拟研究

采用非平衡分子动力学模拟方法,对微尺度低{Re}数下的圆柱绕流问题进行了研究,模拟结果表明:当{Re}<12时,圆柱下游形成对称、无分离的定常流;当{Re}>20时,圆柱下游形成周期性交替出现的对称涡;当12相似文献   

圆柱尾迹涡的三维演化及结构特征

应用无粘涡丝运动学理论和局部诱导近似(LIA)方法,以Lagrange观点跟踪涡丝在背景流场中运动,用数值方法研究了中等Re数(≈10~3)下圆柱分离尾迹中Kármán涡和涡辫区涡丝的三维演化的机制和动力学过程,及其结构特征。背景流场考虑为尾迹时间平均速度流场和Kármán涡街流场。初始展向小扰动为指数形式和谐波形式。结果指出:Kármán涡和涡辫区中的涡丝具有展向不稳定性,形成流向涡量。在尾迹的初期输运过程中,表现出有序的大、小尺度涡结构。并进一步分析了其产生的机理。     

NUMERICAL SIMULATION FOR NAVIER-STOKES EQUATIONS BY PROJECTION/CHARACTERISTIC-BASED OPERATOR-SPLITTING FINITE ELEMENT METHOD

提出了一种求解非定常不可压缩纳维-斯托克斯方程（N-S方程）的新型有限元法：基于投影法的特征线算子分裂有限元法.在每一个时间层上将N-S方程分裂成扩散项、对流项、压力修正项.对流项采用多步显式格式,且在每一个对流子时间步内采用更加精确的显式特征线-伽辽金法进行时间离散,空间离散采用标准伽辽金法.应用此算法对平面泊肃叶流、方腔流和圆柱绕流进行数值模拟,所得结果与基准解符合良好.尤其对于Re=10000的方腔流,给出了方腔中分离涡发展和运动的计算结果,并发现在该雷诺数下存在周期解,表明该算法能较好地模拟流体流动中的小尺度物理量以及流场中分离涡的运动.     

应用PIV技术测试涡旋波流场

涡旋波流动作为一种特殊的流动现象,可以使流体在相对较宽的槽道中产生较强的波动和对流混合,从而在小Re数条件下起到强化传质的效果。本文利用PIV流场显示技术,对振荡流在非对称槽道中所形成的涡旋波的产生机理和发展规律进行了实验研究和定量分析,测得了涡旋波流场的速度矢量图,阐明了涡旋波流场周期性变化的特点。分析了Re数和St数对涡旋波流动的影响,并得出了旋涡涡心位置以及涡心处涡量的动态变化规律。     

黏弹性流体扩展及收缩流动的格子Boltzmann模拟分析

本文应用格子Boltzmann 方法(LBM)并结合Oldroyd-B 模型,讨论了不可压缩的 Navier-Stokes 方程和平流扩散本构方程的解耦及各自求解方法,以及两类问题的边界处理格式,实现了黏弹性流体在二维1:3 扩展流道以及3:1 收缩流道中的流动的数值模拟．获得了不同雷诺数Re 和维森伯格数Wi 以及黏度vs 下流动的流线分布,计算给出了漩涡的涡心位置和大小,并分析了参数Re、Wi 和vs 对流动特点的影响．模拟结果表明本文所采用模型和边界处理方法具有良好的精度和稳定性．     

钝头体高超声速绕流底部失稳特征数值模拟

利用数值模拟方法对高超声速钝锥及Apollo返回舱底部尾迹流场进行了研究, 分析尾迹流动的失稳过程. 对钝锥模型, 在M_∞=6, Re=1.71× 10⁶(Re以球头半径为参考长度)条件下观察到了底部流动的不稳定性. 不添加任何扰动, 数值模拟首先得到的流动是稳定解, 在底部发展出一个主分离区和一个二次分离区, 流动是轴对称状态. 继续进行计算, 发现二次分离线率先变形, 底部流场发展出非定常周期流动. 对Apollo返回舱模型, 在相同条件下 (Re以前面圆弧半径为参考长度), 数值模拟首先得到的流动同样是稳定解, 出现以二次分离线率先变形为起始的结构失稳, 演化出周期性过程, 但持续时间较短, 很快出现了非周期非对称状态. 研究表明, 高超声速钝锥及Apollo返回舱底部流场均存在不稳定性问题, Apollo返回舱的底部流场更加不稳定.     

局部狭窄血管中流动分离和临界雷诺数的判定

采用Karman-Pohlhausen方法,对过去轴对称局部狭窄血管内流动分离的理论计算进行修正,导出了确定流动分离位置轴向坐标的方程。对该方程数值求解的结果表明:(1)随着雷诺数或狭窄度的增加,在狭窄的舒张区(x>0)会出现分离和再附着现象,并且分离和再附着之间的区域会逐渐扩展;(2)分离和再附着点的坐标随雷诺数变化的理论曲线与以前的实验结果基本一致。     

涡旋波流场的涡量测试与计算及特征参数的影响

从实验和模拟计算两个方面,对涡旋波流场的速度矢量图和涡量进行了定量测试和综合分析,并对涡旋波流动与其特征影响参数之间的关系进行了研究。结果表明:涡旋波流动只在二维层流状态下产生,涡旋波形成后,Re数对旋涡尺寸的影响较小,涡量随Re数的增大而增大,但涡量不随时间的增加而单调增加。随着St数的减小,旋涡尺寸明显增大,涡量却随之减小。本文也对不同槽道内的涡旋波流场进行了数值模拟计算,进而确定了涡旋波流场的形成条件。     

The turbulent flow field around a circular cylinder

The flow field around a circular cylinder mounted vertically on a flat bottom has been investigated experimentally. This type of flow occurs in several technical applications, e.g. local scouring around bridge piers. Hydrogen bubble flow visualization was carried out for Reynolds numbers ranging from 6,600 to 65,000. The main flow characteristic upstream of the cylinder is a system of horse-shoe vortices which are shed quasi-periodically. The number of vortices depends on Reynolds number. The vortex system was found to be independent of the vortices that are shed in the wake of the cylinder. The topology of the separated flow contains several separation and attachment lines which are Reynolds number dependent. In the wake region different flow patterns exist for each constant Reynolds number.     

容量矩阵法在涡方法中的应用

本文将容量矩阵技术与快速Fourier变换相结合求解非矩形域的Poisson方程,再与格子涡方法相结合,发展了一套求解复杂外形的快速涡方法。作为算例,计算了有厚度平板和楔形体的分离流动,得到了满意的结果。特别是在垂直平板绕流中,模拟出了由于剪切层不稳定性引起的小涡结构。     

Measurements of the flow over a low-aspect-ratio cylinder mounted on a ground plane

The flow over a finite-height cylinder of aspect ratio 1, with one end mounted on a ground plane and the other end free, has been studied by means of surface flow visualisation, particle image velocimetry (PIV) and surface pressure measurements. The diameter-based Reynolds number was 200,000. The mean flow topology has been identified in three areas: the horseshoe vortex system, the separated flow over the free-end and the wake region. Evidence is shown for the existence of a three-horseshoe vortex system, while the mean flow over the free-end consists of an arch vortex with its bases on the forward half of the free-end. There are two tip vortices coming off the free-end. The wake region is found to be highly unsteady, with considerable variation from the mean flow.     

Simulations of the unsteady separated flow past a normal flat plate

Well-resolved two-dimensional numerical simulations of the unsteady separated flow past a normal flat plate at low Reynolds numbers have been performed using a fractional step procedure with high-order spatial discretization. A fifth-order upwind-biased scheme is used for the convective terms and the diffusive terms are represented by a fourth-order central difference scheme. The pressure Poisson equation is solved using a direct method based on eigenvalue decomposition of the coefficient matrix. A systematic study of the flow has been conducted with high temporal and spatial resolutions for a series of Reynolds numbers. The interactions of the vortices shed form the shear layers in the near-and far-wake regions are studied. For Reynolds numbers less than 250 the vortices are observed to convect parallel to the freestream. However, at higher Reynolds numbers (500 and 1000), complex interactions including vortex pairing, tearing and deformations are seen to occur in the far-wake region. Values of the drag coefficient and the wake closure length are presented and compared with previous experimental and numerical studies.     

Resonance in flow past oscillating cylinder under subcritical conditions

Flow around an oscillating cylinder in a subcritical region are numerically studied with a lattice Boltzmann method(LBM). The effects of the Reynolds number,oscillation amplitude and frequency on the vortex wake modes and hydrodynamics forces on the cylinder surface are systematically investigated. Special attention is paid to the phenomenon of resonance induced by the cylinder oscillation. The results demonstrate that vortex shedding can be excited extensively under subcritical conditions, and the response region of vibration frequency broadens with increasing Reynolds number and oscillation amplitude. Two distinct types of vortex shedding regimes are observed. The first type of vortex shedding regime(VSR I) is excited at low frequencies close to the intrinsic frequency of flow, and the second type of vortex shedding regime(VSR II)occurs at high frequencies with the Reynolds number close to the critical value. In the VSR I, a pair of alternately rotating vortices are shed in the wake per oscillation cycle,and lock-in/synchronization occurs, while in the VSR II, two alternately rotating vortices are shed for several oscillation cycles, and the vortex shedding frequency is close to that of a stationary cylinder under the critical condition. The excitation mechanisms of the two types of vortex shedding modes are analyzed separately.     

Separated flow structures around a cylindrical obstacle in a narrow channel

A detailed experimental study is performed on the separated flow structures around a low aspect-ratio circular cylinder (pin-fin) in a practical configuration of liquid cooling channel. Distinctive features of the present arrangement are the confinement of the cylinder at both ends, water flow at low Reynolds numbers (Re = 800, 1800, 2800), very high core flow turbulence and undeveloped boundary layers at the position of the obstacle. The horseshoe vortex system at the junctions between the cylinder and the confining walls and the near wake region behind the obstacle are deeply investigated by means of Particle Image Velocimetry (PIV). Upstream of the cylinder, the horseshoe vortex system turns out to be perturbed by vorticity bursts from the incoming boundary layers, leading to aperiodical vortex oscillations at Re = 800 or to break-away and secondary vorticity eruptions at the higher Reynolds numbers. The flow structures in the near wake show a complex three-dimensional behaviour associated with a peculiar mechanism of spanwise mass transport. High levels of free-stream turbulence trigger an early instabilization of the shear layers and strong Bloor–Gerrard vortices are observed even at Re = 800. Coalescence of these vortices and intense spanwise flow inhibit the alternate primary vortex shedding for time periods whose length and frequency increase as the Reynolds number is reduced. The inhibition of alternate vortex shedding for long time periods is finally related to the very large wake characteristic lengths and to the low velocity fluctuations observed especially at the lowest Reynolds number.     

The effect of air-water interface on the vortex shedding from a vertical circular cylinder

The flow past an interface piercing circular cylinder at the Reynolds number Re=2.7×10⁴ and the Froude numbers Fr=0.2 and 0.8 is investigated using large-eddy simulation. A Lagrangian dynamic subgrid-scale model and a level set based sharp interface method are used for the spatially filtered turbulence closure and the air-water interface treatment, respectively. The mean interface elevation and the rms of interface fluctuations from the simulation are in excellent agreement with the available experimental data. The organized periodic vortex shedding observed in the deep flow is attenuated and replaced by small-scale vortices at the interface. The streamwise vorticity and the outward transverse velocity generated near the edge of the separated region, which enforces the separated shear layers to deviate from each other and restrains their interaction, are primarily responsible for the devitalization of the periodic vortex shedding at the interface. The lateral gradient of the difference between the vertical and transverse Reynolds normal stresses, increasing with the Froude number, is the main source of the streamwise vorticity and the outward transverse velocity at the interface.     

Characterization of Turbulent Structures in a Transonic Backward-Facing Step Flow

A transonic backward-facing step flow, at a free stream Mach number of 0.8 and a Reynolds number of 1.86 × 10⁵ with respect to the step height, was investigated experimentally by means of planar and stereo Particle Image Velocimetry (PIV) measurements for multiple fields of view. The primary aim of this analysis is to examine whether the large temporal variations of the reattachment location is associated with the presence of large scale coherent flow structures. The mean flow reattaches ≈6.1±0.2 times the step height downstream of the step. This value fluctuates temporally as much as ±3 step heights. Measurements of the wake flow in horizontal planes show that the strong variations of the reattachment length are associated with spanwise variations of the streamwise velocity. Two-point correlations revealed large–scale coherent regions with a length of up to 7 step heights and a dominant spanwise wave-length of 1.5…2.5 step heights. Furthermore, close to the step large structures are found, which span more than 5 step heights in spanwise direction. The Reynolds stress distribution of the separated region strongly suggests that the initial streamwise momentum is transferred to the vertical component as well as to the spanwise component in comparable portions by the deformation of the initial Kelvin-Helmholtz vortices and the generation of secondary ones. As a result, the separated shear layer is characterized by eddies of various sizes and orientations. The mean flow field only shows the primary separation bubble and a secondary recirculation region. No stationary streamwise vortices could be found for the tested Reynolds number.