基于动态混合网格的不可压非定常流计算方法

鱼类、昆虫等运动速度较低,对它们的数值模拟需要解决不可压问题.虚拟压缩方法通过在连续性方程中加入压强对虚拟时间的偏导数,从而把压力场和速度场耦合起来,解决了不可压缩流的计算问题.基于动态混合网格技术,利用双时间步方法耦合虚拟压缩方法来解决非定常不可压缩流的计算问题.为了加快每一虚拟时间步内的收敛速度,子迭代采用了高效的块LU-SGS方法,并且耦合了基于混合网格的多重网格方法.利用该方法数值模拟了不同雷诺数下的静止圆柱、振荡圆柱的绕流,得到了与实验和他人计算一致的结果.     

动网格生成技术及非定常计算方法进展综述

对应用于飞行器非定常运动的数值计算方法(包括动态网格技术和相应的数值离散格式)进行了综述.根据网格拓扑结构的不同,重点论述了基于结构网格的非定常计算方法和基于非结构/混合网格的非定常计算方法,比较了各种方法的优缺点.在基于结构网格的非定常计算方法中,重点介绍了刚性运动网格技术、超限插值动态网格技术、重叠动网格技术、滑移动网格技术等动态结构网格生成方法,同时介绍了惯性系和非惯性系下的控制方程,讨论了非定常时间离散方法、动网格计算的几何守恒律等问题.在基于非结构/混合网格的非定常计算方法中,重点介绍了重叠非结构动网格技术、重构非结构动网格技术、变形非结构动网格技术以及变形/重构耦合动态混合网格技术等方法,以及相应的计算格式,包括非定常时间离散、几何守恒律计算方法、可压缩和不可压缩非定常流动的计算方法、各种加速收敛技术等.在介绍国内外进展的同时,介绍了作者在动态混合网格生成技术和相应的非定常方法方面的研究与应用工作.     

振动叶栅非定常气动力的数值分析及应用

利用双时间方法结合运动网格求解Navier-Stokes方程，完成了振动叶栅非定常气动力的数值分析。运用流动显示和频谱分析技术，研究了振动叶栅非定常绕流与气动力的特征。根据能量法原理，对振动叶栅的气动弹性稳定性进行了分析。     

基于混合网格Navier-Stokes方程的并行隐式计算方法研究

针对结构网格很难处理复杂外形和非结构网格无法计算具有边界层的粘性流动的缺点,发展了基于混合网格格点的隐式算法,成功地解决了在工程应用中难于处理的复杂外形粘性流场计算和效率问题。同时针对大规模的工程问题,发展了基于MPI通信技术的染色分层通讯并行计算方法。其中空间离散采用基于Roe格式发展的三阶迎风HLLEW(Harten-Lax-Van Leer-Einfeldt-Wada)或AUSM格式,湍流模型采用k??两方程湍流模型,时间推进考虑到LU-SGS并行等效较困难则采用基于DP-LUR(Data-Parallel Lower-Upper Relaxation)格式的隐式算法,计算CFL数可取到105量级,从2个到128个CPU的并行加速效率都保持在90%以上,大大提高了计算效率。算例对标模M6机翼模型流场进行计算,验证了方法的可靠性;然后对标模DLR-F6翼身组合体进行混合网格粘性与无粘计算结果进行比较,进一步验证混合网格方法;最后计算了DLR-WBNP外挂发动机翼身组合体模型,准确模拟了外挂和超临界机翼的相互干扰流动问题,采用4 CPU 16 CORE到24 CPU 96 CORE,2000步计算时间都不超...     

用鲁棒Riemann求解器和运动重叠网格计算旋翼粘性绕流

发展了一种基于鲁棒Riemann求解器和运动重叠网格技术计算直升机悬停旋翼流场的方法。基于惯性坐标系,悬停旋翼流场是非定常流场,控制方程为可压缩Reynolds平均Navier-Stoke方程,其对流项采用Roe近似Reimann求解器离散,使用改进的五阶加权基本无振荡格式进行高阶重构,非定常时间推进采用含牛顿型LUSGS子迭代的全隐式双时间步方法。为实施旋转运动和便于捕捉尾迹,计算采用运动重叠网格技术。计算得到的桨叶表面压力分布及桨尖涡涡核位置都与实验结果吻合较好。数值结果表明:所发展方法对桨尖涡具有较高的分辨率,对激波具有较好的捕捉能力,该方法可进一步推广到前飞旋翼粘性绕流的计算。     

非定常流动模拟的时间离散方法

对于不同非定常流动问题, 采用合适的时间离散方法,可有效提高数值精度和计算效率. 本文在总结传统时间离散方法的基础上,对近些年发展的非线性频域法、谐波平衡法、经典时间谱方法、时间谱元法、时间有限差分法等进行了系统地总结.根据离散形式的不同,将上述方法分为时域推进法、频域谐波法、时域配点法和混合方法4大类.首先简要介绍了各类方法的数学思想以及研究进展,并重点比较了(准)周期性非定常流动计算中各方法的精度、效率以及适用范围.然后, 对各种时间离散格式的特点进行总结,并就不同的非定常流动问题如何选择合适的时间离散方法给予了建议.最后, 对这些新型时间离散格式在工程中的应用进行了简要介绍,并对其发展方向进行展望.      

明渠非定常流动数值计算的间断分解法

给出了用间断分解法进行明渠非定常流数值计算的理论和方法。     

适应复杂外形的三维粘性混合网格生成算法

提出一类适应复杂外形的粘性混合网格生成算法。表面网格由前沿推进三角形曲面网格程序获得,边界层布置各向异性的三棱柱体网格,远物面区域采用Delaunay方法生成四面体网格。针对模型的复杂几何特征,综合采用了各种网格处理技术,以保证边界层网格的质量,并避免算法失效问题。网格实例及计算结果表明了本文算法的实用性及和效性。     

多维迎风方法在非结构/混合网格热流计算中的应用研究

非结构/混合网格具有极强的几何灵活性,在复杂外形飞行器的气动力特性数值模拟中已得到广泛应用,但目前还难以准确地预测气动热环境。本文从非结构/混合网格热流计算的三个需求出发,选取了多维迎风方法,并与其他方法进行了对比研究。以二维圆柱高超声速绕流这一Benchmark典型问题为例,对比研究了多维迎风方法和几种广泛使用的无粘通量格式(Roe格式、Van Leer格式和AUSMDV格式)对混合网格热流计算精度的影响。结果表明,多维迎风方法在热流计算精度、鲁棒性以及收敛性方面表现良好。最后,将多维迎风方法应用于常规混合网格上的圆柱和钝双锥绕流问题,均得到了较好的热流计算结果,为非结构/混合网格热流计算在复杂高超飞行器中的应用奠定了基础。     

Lattice-Boltzmann方法在求解钝体绕流非定常尾迹中的应用

应用Lattice- Boltzmann方法计算了水平通道内方柱绕流,分析了不同时刻方柱后尾迹的旋涡结构和发展过程,得到了合理的结果;并进一步对Re=100时的圆柱绕流进行了计算,计算得到的升力系数、脱落频率、圆柱表面的压力系数的分布与他人的计算比较吻合。     

Development of circular function‐based gas‐kinetic scheme (CGKS) on moving grids for unsteady flows through oscillating cascades

In this paper, the circular function‐based gas‐kinetic scheme (CGKS), which was originally developed for simulation of flows on stationary grids, is extended to solve moving boundary problems on moving grids. Particularly, the unsteady flows through oscillating cascades are our major interests. The main idea of the CGKS is to discretize the macroscopic equations by the finite volume method while the fluxes at the cell interface are evaluated by locally reconstructing the solution of the continuous Boltzmann Bhatnagar–Gross–Krook equation. The present solver is based on the fact that the modified Boltzmann equation, which is expressed in a moving frame of reference, can recover the corresponding macroscopic equations with Chapman–Enskog expansion analysis. Different from the original Maxwellian function‐based gas‐kinetic scheme, in improving the computational efficiency, a simple circular function is used to describe the equilibrium state of distribution function. Considering that the concerned cascade oscillating problems belong to cases that the motion of surface boundary is known a priori, the dynamic mesh method is suitable and is adopted in the present work. In achieving the mesh deformation with high quality and efficiency, a hybrid dynamic mesh method named radial basic functions‐transfinite interpolation is presented and applied for cascade geometries. For validation, several numerical test cases involving a wide range are investigated. Numerical results show that the developed CGKS on moving grids is well applied for cascade oscillating flows. And for some cases where nonlinear effects are strong, the solution accuracy could be effectively improved by using the present method. Copyright © 2017 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

A preconditioned dual time-stepping procedure coupled with matrix-free LU-SGS scheme for unsteady low speed viscous flows with moving objects

In this paper an effective method is developed to solve unsteady low speed viscous flow problems with moving objects by using the governing equations of compressible fluids. The method is based on a dual time-stepping scheme, combined with low Mach number preconditioning and an implicit matrix-free Lower-Upper Symmetric Gauss-Seidel iteration on unstructured dynamic meshes. Because preconditioning modifies the governing equations, that induces the change of system's eigenvalues and eigenvectors, characteristic boundary conditions are also modified to suit the preconditioned characteristic system. Several test cases are simulated, including an in-line oscillating cylinder in a fluid at rest, flow over a flapping NACA0014 airfoil and low speed flow past a flapping-wing micro-air vehicle. Compared with experimental results whenever possible, the computed results indicate that this algorithm shows satisfactory improvement of solution efficiency and accuracy for low speed flow problems.     

A grid deformation technique for unsteady flow computations

A grid deformation technique is presented here based on a transfinite interpolation algorithm applied to the grid displacements. The method, tested using a two‐dimensional flow solver that uses an implicit dual‐time method for the solution of the unsteady Euler equations on deforming grids, is applicable to problems with time varying geometries arising from aeroelasticity and free surface marine problems. The present work is placed into a multi‐block framework and fits into the development of a generally applicable parallel multi‐block flow solver. The effect of grid deformation is examined and comparison with rigidly rotated grids is made for a series of pitching aerofoil test cases selected from the AGARD aeroelastic configurations for the NACA0012 aerofoil. The effect of using a geometric conservation law is also examined. Finally, a demonstration test case for the Williams aerofoil with an oscillating flap is presented, showing the capability of the grid deformation technique. Copyright © 2000 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

Calculation of laminar recirculating flows using a local non-staggered grid refinement system

A grid-embedding technique for the solution of two-dimensional incompressible flows governed by the Navier-Stokes equations is presented. A finite volume method with collocated primitive variables is employed to ensure conservation at the interfaces of embedding grids as well as global conservation. The discretized equations are solved simultaneously for the whole domain, providing a strong coupling between regions of different refinement. The formulation presented herein is applicable to uniform or non-uniform Cartesian meshes. The method was applied to the solution of two scalar transport equations, to cavity flows driven by body and shear forces and to a sudden plane contraction flow. The numerical predictions are compared with the exact solutions when available and with experimental data. The results show that neither the convergence rate nor the stability of the method is affected by the presence of embedded grids. Embedded grids provide a better distribution of grid nodes over the computational domain and consequently the solution accuracy was improved. The grid-embedding technique proved also that significant savings in computing time could be achieved.     

Simulation of unsteady turbulent flows around moving aerofoils using the pseudo‐time method

The pseudo‐time formulation of Jameson has facilitated the use of numerical methods for unsteady flows, these methods have proved successful for steady flows. The formulation uses iterations through pseudo‐time to arrive at the next real time approximation. This iteration can be used in a straightforward manner to remove sequencing errors introduced when solving mean flow equations together with another set of differential equations (e.g. two‐equation turbulence models or structural equations). The current paper discusses the accuracy and efficiency advantages of removing the sequencing error and the effect that building extra equations into the pseudo‐time iteration has on its convergence characteristics. Test cases used are for the turbulent flow around pitching and ramping aerofoils. The performance of an implicit method for solving the pseudo‐steady state problem is also assessed. Copyright © 2000 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

On nonlinear preconditioners in Newton–Krylov methods for unsteady flows

The application of nonlinear schemes like dual time stepping as preconditioners in matrix‐free Newton–Krylov‐solvers is considered and analyzed, with a special emphasis on unsteady viscous flows. We provide a novel formulation of the left preconditioned operator that says it is in fact linear in the matrix‐free sense, but changes the Newton scheme. This allows to get some insight in the convergence properties of these schemes, which is demonstrated through numerical results. Copyright © 2009 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

Time marching integral equation method for unsteady transonic flows

In this paper, we have proposed a time marching intregral equation method which does not have the limitation of the time linearized integral equation method in that the latter method can not satisfactorily simulate the shock-wave motions. Firstly, a model problem—one dimensional initial and boundary value wave problem is treated to clarify the basic idea of the new method. Then the method is implemented for 2-D and 3-D unsteady transonic flow problems. The introduction of the concept of a quasi-velocity-potential simplifies the time marching integral equations and the treatment of trailing vortex sheet condition. The numerical calculations show that the method is reasonable and reliable.     

A projection method for solving incompressible viscous flows on domains with moving boundaries

In this paper, a projection method is presented for solving the flow problems in domains with moving boundaries. In order to track the movement of the domain boundaries, arbitrary‐Lagrangian–Eulerian (ALE) co‐ordinates are used. The unsteady incompressible Navier–Stokes equations on the ALE co‐ordinates are solved by using a projection method developed in this paper. This projection method is based on the Bell's Godunov‐projection method. However, substantial changes are made so that this algorithm is capable of solving the ALE form of incompressible Navier–Stokes equations. Multi‐block structured grids are used to discretize the flow domains. The grid velocity is not explicitly computed; instead the volume change is used to account for the effect of grid movement. A new method is also proposed to compute the freestream capturing metrics so that the geometric conservation law (GCL) can be satisfied exactly in this algorithm. This projection method is also parallelized so that the state of the art high performance computers can be used to match the computation cost associated with the moving grid calculations. Several test cases are solved to verify the performance of this moving‐grid projection method. Copyright © 2004 John Wiley Sons, Ltd.     

Mesh adaptation for simulation of unsteady flow with moving immersed boundaries

In this work, an approach for performing mesh adaptation in the numerical simulation of two‐dimensional unsteady flow with moving immersed boundaries is presented. In each adaptation period, the mesh is refined in the regions where the solution evolves or the moving bodies pass and is unrefined in the regions where the phenomena or the bodies deviate. The flow field and the fluid–solid interface are recomputed on the adapted mesh. The adaptation indicator is defined according to the magnitude of the vorticity in the flow field. There is no lag between the adapted mesh and the computed solution, and the adaptation frequency can be controlled to reduce the errors due to the solution transferring between the old mesh and the new one. The preservation of conservation property is mandatory in long‐time scale simulations, so a P1‐conservative interpolation is used in the solution transferring. A nonboundary‐conforming method is employed to solve the flow equations. Therefore, the moving‐boundary flows can be simulated on a fixed mesh, and there is no need to update the mesh at each time step to follow the motion or the deformation of the solid boundary. To validate the present mesh adaptation method, we have simulated several unsteady flows over a circular cylinder stationary or with forced oscillation, a single self‐propelled swimming fish, and two fish swimming in the same or different directions. Copyright © 2012 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.