Numerical Analysis of a New Type of Oil Boom with Diversion

Xu Sheng Wang; Bo Ning; Ren Min Yuan; Xiao Xia Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.214.386

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Numerical Analysis of a New Type of Oil Boom with Diversion

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A new type of oil boom with diversion structure is put forward based on the analysis of oil blocking failure. Oil blocking effects of the new type oil boom are numerical simulated by using the CFD software Fluent.The results show that diversion structure improves the critical failure rate significantly, so do the oil blocking effects. Diversion structure play an important role in improving oil blocking effect.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 214)

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Xu Sheng Wang, Bo Ning, Ren Min Yuan, Xiao Xia Zhang

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Diversion Structure, Fluent Software, Oil Boom, Volume of Fluid (VOF) Model

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