轴对称再入舱模型气动热特性数值模拟研究

应用基于块结构网格的有限体积求解方法,对热化学非平衡环境下轴对称再入舱模型的气动热特性进行了数值模拟。控制方程为带化学反应的多组元轴对称N-S方程,空间离散采用VanLeer迎风格式,时间推进为隐式LU-SGS格式;采用7组元7化学反应模型及Park双温模型模拟再入流场的热化学非平衡效应。对Hollis MP-1模型的气动热特性进行了数值模拟,分别就网格效应、湍流模型、流场的热力学性质对流场的气动力、热环境的影响进行了深入研究。研究结果表明:SST模型与k-w1998模型能更准确地计算再入流场热流峰值的位置与大小;在再入舱模型的局部区域,采用热力学非平衡模型计算的物面压强与热流结果要明显低于热力学平衡模型的结果。     

高超声速三维化学非平衡流动N－S方程数值解

详细地叙述了模拟三维高超声速电离空气化学非平衡粘性流全流场（前体和底部近尾迹）的数值方法，化学反应粘性流求解是基于带有化学源项的Ｎ－Ｓ方程的守恒形式，总的连续方程由组元守恒方程组所代替．对于高温电离空气流动，存在如下７个主要组元，它们依次为Ｎ＿２，Ｏ＿２，ＮＯ，ＮＯ￣＋，Ｎ，Ｏ和ｅ￣－．研究发展了求解完全耦合的，与时间相关的偏微分方程组的数值方法．利用一类新的迎风ＴＶＤ激波捕捉有限差分格式求解守恒形式的控制方程组，对高超声速层流有攻角钝锥体绕流流场，在非催化壁条件下、对包括底部近尾迹在内的全流场各参数，如组元浓度，电子密度和温度，以及物面压力分布和热流率分布得出了计算结果．对化学反应气体和完全气体模型的计算结果进行了比较，计算的流场电子密度与飞行实验结果符合很好．     

高超声速三维化学非平衡流动简化NS方程数值解

本文研究用时间稳定法求解高超声速三维化学非平衡流动简化ＮＳ方程，把整个非平衡流体动力学问题分裂为流体力学问题和化学问题。流体力学与化学问题之间的耦合通过迭代方式加以处理。考虑高温空气分解与电离，七个化学组元，并认为化学反应是以有限速率进行的．差分格式采用无自由参数的混合反扩散格式，激波及壁面处理应用特征线理论．对来流攻角为１０°，马赫数为２６，飞行高度为８５ｋｍ的钝锥体，给出了流场参数和物面加热率的数值计算结果．     

高超声速三维化学非平衡流动N－S方程数值解

详细地叙述了模拟三维高超声速电离空气化学非平衡粘性流全流场（前体和底部近尾迹）的数值方法，化学反应粘性流求解是基于带有化学源项的Ｎ－Ｓ方程的守恒形式，总的连续方程由组元守恒方程组所代替．对于高温电离空气流动，存在如下７个主要组元，它们依次为Ｎ＿２，Ｏ＿２，ＮＯ，ＮＯ￣＋，Ｎ，Ｏ和ｅ￣－．研究发展了求解完全耦合的，与时间相关的偏微分方程组的数值方法．利用一类新的迎风ＴＶＤ激波捕捉有限差分格式求解守恒形式的控制方程组，对高超声速层流有攻角钝锥体绕流流场，在非催化壁条件下、对包括底部近尾迹在内的全流场各参数，如组元浓度，电子密度和温度，以及物面压力分布和热流率分布得出了计算结果．对化学反应气体和完全气体模型的计算结果进行了比较，计算的流场电子密度与飞行实验结果符合很好．     

非结构混合网格高超声速绕流与磁场干扰数值模拟

对均匀磁场干扰下的二维钝头体无粘高超声速流场进行了基于非结构混合网格的数值模拟.受磁流体力学方程组高度非线性的影响及考虑到数值模拟格式的精度,目前在此类流场的数值模拟中大多使用结构网格及有限差分方法,因而在三维复杂外形及复杂流场方面的研究受到限制.本文主要探索使用非结构网格(含混合网格)技术时的数值模拟方法.控制方程为耦合了Maxwell方程及无粘流体力学方程的磁流体力学方程组,数值离散格式采用Jameson有限体积格心格式,5步Runge-Kutta显式时间推进.计算模型为二维钝头体,初始磁场均匀分布.对不同磁感应强度影响下的高超声速流场进行了数值模拟,并与有限的资料进行了对比,得到了较符合的结果.     

膛口反应流并行数值模拟

采用轴对称多组分N-S方程对含有高速运动弹丸的膛口反应流进行了数值模拟.控制方程采用时间分裂方法并在大型计算机上采用MPI方法进行多核并行求解,其中对流项采用二阶AUSM+格式和MUSCL插值方法进行处理,燃气采用氢气-空气混合气,反应机理为9组分19步基元反应.对于弹丸引起的网格运动,采用嵌套网格法处理.并行验证算例与串行计算结果一致,采用20个CPU计算时效率为64％.根据数值结果详细讨论了发射过程中的气体动力学和化学动力学过程,并且通过对两种条件下的计算结果比较分析了化学反应对膛口流场发展的影响.结果表明,上述算法能够较为正确地模拟弹丸和化学反应对膛口流场的影响,并大大提高了计算速度.     

热化学非平衡辐射流场数值研究

从耦合辐射的轴对称热化学非平衡N-方程出发,采用双温度、11组元反应气体模型,耦合“线-线”精细辐射模型,利用隐式NND有限差分格式和时间预处理技术数值求解了FIREII飞船热化学非平衡辐射流场,得到了有关辐射和辐射光谱计算结果,并与有关文献的实验结果和计算结果进行了比较。     

一种激波稳定的对流-压力通量分裂格式

针对欧拉方程三种流行的对流-压力通量分裂方法(Liou-Steffen,Zha-Bilgen和Toro-Vázquez)进行特征分析,进而提出一种新的对流-压力通量分裂格式。采用Zha-Bilgen分裂方法将欧拉方程的通量分裂成对流项和压力项两部分,使用TV格式来计算这两部分的数值通量。利用压力比构造激波探测函数,并且在强激波附近的亚声速区域增加TV格式的剪切粘性来克服数值模拟中的激波不稳定性。数值算例的计算结果表明,新的对流-压力通量分裂格式不仅保留了原始TV格式精确分辨接触间断的优点,而且具有更好的鲁棒性,在数值模拟多维强激波问题时不会出现不稳定现象。因此,该格式是一种精确并且具有强鲁棒性的数值方法,可以广泛地应用于可压缩流体的数值计算中。     

高超声速三维热化学非平衡流场的数值模拟

对三维高超声速热化学非平衡流场进行数值模拟,采用双温度热化学非平衡、11组元空气模型,考虑振动-离解耦合．差分格式采用沈清博士提出的“迎风型NND”格式,用熵修正方法消除了高超声速流数值模拟中的“carbuncle现象”．与LU-SGS方法结合,提高了单步计算效率和收敛性．数值模拟结果与文献结果进行了对比,并在弹道靶中进行了钢质圆球的弓形激波位置实验验证．计算结果与文献、实验的对比说明,三维热化学非平衡流计算程序可以精确地捕捉到强弓形激波,得到合理的空气动力系数．     

高速列车穿越有竖井隧道流场的特性研究

给出了高速列车穿越隧道压力波的三维粘性流场数值模拟过程,控制方程为三维粘性、可压缩、等熵和非定常流的Navier-Stokes方程,空间离散采用了中心有限体积法格式,时间采用预处理二阶精度多步后差分格式进行离散,对隧道壁面采用壁面函数处理。在模拟中考虑了竖井的位置、竖井的断面积、竖井的数目等因素对隧道内压力及压力梯度的影响。计算结果表明,竖井的存在改变了压缩波的波前形状,从而使得隧道内的压力变化的最大值降低,因而能够降低隧道内的压力梯度最大值,但它并不能延长压力上升的时间。     

Computation of non-equilibrium hypersonic flow with artificially upstream flux vector splitting (AUFS) schemes

The AUFS scheme has been presented for solving the Euler equations [Sun, M., Takayama, K., 2003. An artificially upstream flux vector splitting scheme for the Euler equations. Journal of Computational Physics, 189, 305–329]. An extension of this high resolution scheme-based on upwind numerical methods has been developed to calculate a two-dimensional hypersonic viscous flowfield in thermochemical non-equilibrium. The time-dependent Navier–Stokes governing equations are computed by using a multi-block finite volume technique on a structured mesh. The convective fluxes at the interfaces are evaluated using a flux vector splitting (FVS) method with a second-order reconstruction of the interface values and the viscous terms are discretised by second-order central differences. A better evaluation of aerodynamic parameters are obtained with this AUFS scheme and they are also compared to those obtained by previous works. The freestream flow conditions of these computations correspond to high-enthalpy flows with a Mach number range between 6.4 and 25.9. The obtained numerical results indicate that the AUFS scheme is accurate, robust, and efficient for the calculation of hypersonic flow.     

Study on the numerical schemes for hypersonic flow simulation

Hypersonic flow is full of complex physical and chemical processes, hence its investigation needs careful analysis of existing schemes and choosing a suitable scheme or designing a brand new scheme. The present study deals with two numerical schemes Harten, Lax, and van Leer with Contact (HLLC) and advection upstream splitting method (AUSM) to effectively simulate hypersonic flow fields, and accurately predict shock waves with minimal diffusion. In present computations, hypersonic flows have been modeled as a system of hyperbolic equations with one additional equation for non-equilibrium energy and relaxing source terms. Real gas effects, which appear typically in hypersonic flows, have been simulated through energy relaxation method. HLLC and AUSM methods are modified to incorporate the conservation laws for non-equilibrium energy. Numerical implementation have shown that non-equilibrium energy convect with mass, and hence has no bearing on the basic numerical scheme. The numerical simulation carried out shows good comparison with experimental data available in literature. Both numerical schemes have shown identical results at equilibrium. Present study has demonstrated that real gas effects in hypersonic flows can be modeled through energy relaxation method along with either AUSM or HLLC numerical scheme.     

High‐accuracy upwind method using improved characteristics speeds for incompressible flows

In this study, the Nervier–Stokes equations for incompressible flows, modified by the artificial compressibility method, are investigated numerically. To calculate the convective fluxes, a new high‐accuracy characteristics‐based (HACB) scheme is presented in this paper. Comparing the HACB scheme with the original characteristic‐based method, it is found that the new proposed scheme is more accurate and has faster convergence rate than the older one. The second order averaging scheme is used for estimating the viscose fluxes, and spatially discretized equations are integrated in time by an explicit fourth‐order Runge–Kutta scheme. The lid driven cavity flow and flow in channel with a backward facing step have been used as benchmark problems. It is shown that the obtained results using HACB scheme are in good agreement with the standard solutions. Copyright © 2015 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

Calculation of stagnation streamline quantities in hypersonic blunt body flows

An approximate method for the efficient calculation of stagnation-streamline quantities in hypersonic flows about spheres or cylinders is suggested. Based on the local similarity of the flow field the two-dimensional Navier-Stokes equations are simplified to a one-dimensional approximation for the stagnation streamline. These equations are solved with an implicit finite-volume scheme. Comparisons with fully two–dimensional Euler and Navier–Stokes calculations for flows about spheres are presented, that include perfect gas flows and flows in chemical non-equilibrium. Comparisons with a number of experiments conclude this report. Received 8 May 1996 / Accepted 31 October 1996     

Incompressible Roe‐like scheme for turbulent flows

In the current study, numerical investigation of incompressible turbulent flow is presented. By the artificial compressibility method, momentum and continuity equations are coupled. Considering Reynolds averaged Navier–Stokes equations, the Spalart–Allmaras turbulence model, which has accurate results in two‐dimensional problems, is used to calculate Reynolds stresses. For convective fluxes a Roe‐like scheme is proposed for the steady Reynolds averaged Navier–Stokes equations. Also, Jameson averaging method was implemented. In comparison, the proposed characteristics‐based upwind incompressible turbulent Roe‐like scheme, demonstrated very accurate results, high stability, and fast convergence. The fifth‐order Runge–Kutta scheme is used for time discretization. The local time stepping and implicit residual smoothing were applied as the convergence acceleration techniques. Suitable boundary conditions have been implemented considering flow behavior. The problem has been studied at high Reynolds numbers for cross flow around the horizontal circular cylinder and NACA0012 hydrofoil. Results were compared with those of others and a good agreement has been observed. Copyright © 2012 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

A Godunov‐type fractional semi‐implicit method based on staggered grid for dam‐break modeling

A semi‐implicit finite volume model based upon staggered grid is presented for solving shallow water equation. The model employs a time‐splitting scheme that uses a predictor–corrector method for the advection term. The fluxes are calculated based on a Riemann solver in the prediction step and a downwind scheme in the correction step. A simple TVD scheme is employed for shock capturing purposes in which the Minmond limiter is used for flux functions. As a consequence of using staggered grid, an ADI method is adopted for solving the discretized equations for 2‐D problems. Several 1‐D and 2‐D flows have been modeled with satisfactory results when compared with analytical and experimental test cases. The model is also capable of simulating supercritical as well as subcritical flow. Copyright © 2010 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

Finite volume solution to integrated shallow surface–saturated groundwater flow

This paper describes development of an integrated shallow surface and saturated groundwater model (GSHAW5). The surface flow motion is described by the 2‐D shallow water equations and groundwater movement is described by the 2‐D groundwater equations. The numerical solution of these equations is based on the finite volume method where the surface water fluxes are estimated using the Roe shock‐capturing scheme, and the groundwater fluxes are computed by application of Darcy's law. Use of a shock‐capturing scheme ensures ability to simulate steady and unsteady, continuous and discontinuous, subcritical and supercritical surface water flow conditions. Ground and surface water interaction is achieved by the introduction of source‐sink terms into the continuity equations. Two solutions are tightly coupled in a single code. The numerical solutions and coupling algorithms are explained. The model has been applied to 1‐D and 2‐D test scenarios. The results have shown that the model can produce very accurate results and can be used for simulation of situations involving interaction between shallow surface and saturated groundwater flows. Copyright © 2005 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

Energy storage in fluid saturated porous media subjected to oscillatory flow

Transient thermal effects in a porous medium subjected to oscillatory flow of hot and cold fluid are studied. The governing equations of thermal non-equilibrium model have been numerically solved by a finite difference scheme. The amplitude of temperature fluctuation, a parameter relating to the energy storage, is seen to vary significantly with distance and time. The storage of energy is largely governed by fluid to solid phase thermal storage capacity ratio. Effects arising from changes in bed parameters are discussed.     

A characteristic-based method for incompressible flows

A new characteristic-based method for the solution of the 2D laminar incompressible Navier-Stokes equations is presented. For coupling the continuity and momentum equations, the artificial compressibility formulation is employed. The primitives variables (pressure and velocity components) are defined as functions of their values on the characteristics. The primitives variables on the characteristics are calculated by an upwind diffencing scheme based on the sign of the local eigenvalue of the Jacobian matrix of the convective fluxes. The upwind scheme uses interpolation formulae of third-order accuracy. The time discretization is obtained by the explicit Runge–Kutta method. Validation of the characteristic-based method is performed on two different cases: the flow in a simple cascade and the flow over a backwardfacing step.