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Online since: June 2013
Authors: Xiao Wang, Ming Wu, Rong Rong Ying, Ai Guo Shi, Zuo Chao Wang
Very recently, researchers carried out the numerical simulation cases including seakeeping tests and reported the results on the Gothenburg 2010 CFD Workshop.
It can be seen from Fig.2 that the simulation results are well agree with the target results, and the NWT can offer high precision wave environment for the seakeeping simulation.
The transfer functions obtained by CFD are evident fine than that calculated by strip theory method.
The strip theory method has difficult to treat the nonlinear motion; by contrast, the CFD method has the advantage to cope with the nonlinear motion.
Applications of the SWENSE Method to seakeeping simulations in irregular waves.
It can be seen from Fig.2 that the simulation results are well agree with the target results, and the NWT can offer high precision wave environment for the seakeeping simulation.
The transfer functions obtained by CFD are evident fine than that calculated by strip theory method.
The strip theory method has difficult to treat the nonlinear motion; by contrast, the CFD method has the advantage to cope with the nonlinear motion.
Applications of the SWENSE Method to seakeeping simulations in irregular waves.
Online since: July 2011
Authors: Peng Zi Sun, Ye Ping Zhao, Ji Peng Cao, Xian Guo Han
CFD Analysis of Static Pressure on the Casing of Taker-in
in Carding Machine
Han Xianguo1, Sun Pengzi 2,a, Zhao Yeping1, and Cao Jipeng2
1School of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, Eastern Liaoning University, Dandong, China
2School of Fashion and Textile, Eastern Liaoning University, Dandong, China
akyc3@163.com
Keywords: static pressure; casing of taker-in; carding machine; CFD analysis; FLUENT
Abstract.
This paper gives a model of using CFD to calculate the airflow between taker-in and its casing in the A186 carding machine for researching static pressure of the airflow with FLUENT software.
However, it is rarely reported that using CFD research the airflow pressure between taker-in and its casing.
This paper introduces a two-dimension airflow model of CFD in FLUENT software for analysis of the airflow between taker-in and its casing.
Numerical calculation of CFD on the casing of taker-in Distribution of static pressure under different speeds The experiment was conducted under steady state conditions.
This paper gives a model of using CFD to calculate the airflow between taker-in and its casing in the A186 carding machine for researching static pressure of the airflow with FLUENT software.
However, it is rarely reported that using CFD research the airflow pressure between taker-in and its casing.
This paper introduces a two-dimension airflow model of CFD in FLUENT software for analysis of the airflow between taker-in and its casing.
Numerical calculation of CFD on the casing of taker-in Distribution of static pressure under different speeds The experiment was conducted under steady state conditions.
Online since: January 2012
Authors: Qiang Guo, Lu Tang, Yan Bei Chen, Xiang Liang Ning
Speedy design method for fluid viscous dampers based on numerical simulation by CFD
Qiang Guo1,a, Yan-bei Chen1,b, Xiang-liang Ning1,c, Lu Tang1,d
1Zhuzhou Times New Material Technology Co., Ltd, Zhuzhou, 412007, Hunan, China
amrq_guo8296@126.com,bchenyanbei@teg.cn,cningxiangliang@teg.cn,dtanglu2009@teg.cn
Key words: viscous fluid dampers; the power law characteristic of silicone oil; dynamic mesh model; numerical simulation;
Abstract: Bi-directional-cylinder viscous fluid dampers are studied numerically.
The damping force of the viscous damper samples is simulated by professional CFD software based on the dynamic mesh model, Based on comprehensive analysis of the results, the experiential design method of large-tonnage-damping-force viscous fluid dampers is finally established.
Numerical simulation of viscous damper On behalf of geometric symmetry of the actual structure of the viscous damper, a half physical model is built by professional CFD software, the physical model is shown in Fig.3 with special boundary conditions described.
Fig.4 Simulation results of dynamical simulation of damper The comparative analysis of numerical and experimental results will be discussed in the next chapter.
As is shown in Fig.5, the numerical simulation curves are basically consistent with experimental curves, which indicate the feasibility of the numerical simulation method and also the model.
The damping force of the viscous damper samples is simulated by professional CFD software based on the dynamic mesh model, Based on comprehensive analysis of the results, the experiential design method of large-tonnage-damping-force viscous fluid dampers is finally established.
Numerical simulation of viscous damper On behalf of geometric symmetry of the actual structure of the viscous damper, a half physical model is built by professional CFD software, the physical model is shown in Fig.3 with special boundary conditions described.
Fig.4 Simulation results of dynamical simulation of damper The comparative analysis of numerical and experimental results will be discussed in the next chapter.
As is shown in Fig.5, the numerical simulation curves are basically consistent with experimental curves, which indicate the feasibility of the numerical simulation method and also the model.
Online since: December 2014
Authors: Zhi Xia He, Qian Wang, Cai Yun Wang, Guo Jun Zhang, Shuo Wang
Internal Flow Field Analysis of Engine Intake Manifold
Based on RE and CFD
Caiyun WANG 1, Zhixia HE 1,Qian WANG1,Guojun ZHANG 2,Shuo WANG 2
1School of Energy Resources and Power Engineering, Jiangsu University, Zhenjiang 212013,China
2Beijing SinoFlowHytechInc.Ltd,Beijing 100083,China
Key words: Intake manifold ,Reverseengineering,Numerical simulation,Structureoptimization
Abstraction: The performance of the engine air intake system directly affect the working performance and fuel consumption, where the intake manifold design is the key.In this paper aimed at L91 Engine intake manifold ,firstly theRE(Reverse Engineering)technology was usedto rebuild the3d model of intake manifold.And then the internal flow zoneof the intake manifoldwas meshedin the pre-processing software ICEMand the internal flow fieldwas analyzedin the softwareof Fluent.The numerical model was verified by comparing the simulated and measured results.
Figure3.The velocity of four outlets for experiment and simulation Numerical Simulation and Analysis The relationship between the rotating speed of the fan and the intake manifold inlet velocity was shown in Table 2.Here to inlet velocity 14.684m/s as an example.Figure4 shows the simulated pressure distribution in the manifold, when different outlet opens, the variation of pressure in the intake manifold are basically same ,from inlet to outlet, the pressure value is gradually reduced.
By joining spoilerchanging inlet length.When using CFD to analysis , controlling the spoiler at an angle .Need to be aware of thatthe meshsize of spoiler is set to 3.5 mm.
Pressure difference at four outlets before and afteroptimization Figure8.Pressure field distribution Figure9.Velocity field distribution before(L) and after(R) optimization before(L) and after(R) optimization Conclusions CFD technology has been a kind of effective method to study the flow characteristics in the intake manifold.The change trend of the pressure and velocity in the intake manifold are similar.Flow Resistance losses of intake manifold with variable length is reduced and the air was distributedmore evenly.
Plastic intake manifold flow field based on CAD/CFD analysis and structure improvement [D].Weihai: Fan Aihua, 2010. 6-9 [2]Guowei, the engine air intake system of CFD analysis and experimental research [D].
Figure3.The velocity of four outlets for experiment and simulation Numerical Simulation and Analysis The relationship between the rotating speed of the fan and the intake manifold inlet velocity was shown in Table 2.Here to inlet velocity 14.684m/s as an example.Figure4 shows the simulated pressure distribution in the manifold, when different outlet opens, the variation of pressure in the intake manifold are basically same ,from inlet to outlet, the pressure value is gradually reduced.
By joining spoilerchanging inlet length.When using CFD to analysis , controlling the spoiler at an angle .Need to be aware of thatthe meshsize of spoiler is set to 3.5 mm.
Pressure difference at four outlets before and afteroptimization Figure8.Pressure field distribution Figure9.Velocity field distribution before(L) and after(R) optimization before(L) and after(R) optimization Conclusions CFD technology has been a kind of effective method to study the flow characteristics in the intake manifold.The change trend of the pressure and velocity in the intake manifold are similar.Flow Resistance losses of intake manifold with variable length is reduced and the air was distributedmore evenly.
Plastic intake manifold flow field based on CAD/CFD analysis and structure improvement [D].Weihai: Fan Aihua, 2010. 6-9 [2]Guowei, the engine air intake system of CFD analysis and experimental research [D].
Online since: November 2010
Authors: Xin Chen, Jian Ping Tan, Zhong Yun
An initial attempt is also made to predict the blood damage from these simulations.
This paper presents a three-dimensional numerical simulation of a micro-axial blood pump, which aims to understand the detailed fluid dynamics of the micro-axial blood pump and assess the potential of using the CFD results in a theoretical blood damage prediction model.
In order to accurately understand the blood flow in a micro-axial pump, it was necessary to perform a flow simulation.
This assumption of Newtonian behaviour holds for the shear rates found in this simulation.
Here we make an initial attempt to estimate the blood damage from the CFD simulations.
This paper presents a three-dimensional numerical simulation of a micro-axial blood pump, which aims to understand the detailed fluid dynamics of the micro-axial blood pump and assess the potential of using the CFD results in a theoretical blood damage prediction model.
In order to accurately understand the blood flow in a micro-axial pump, it was necessary to perform a flow simulation.
This assumption of Newtonian behaviour holds for the shear rates found in this simulation.
Here we make an initial attempt to estimate the blood damage from the CFD simulations.
Online since: July 2011
Authors: Jian Bin Zang, Ming Wei Cai, Nai Ping Gao
In this paper, the latest CFD methods were adopted for simulation of railway body heat transfer coefficient.
Numerical simulation Simulation for body heat transfer coefficient was carried out by CFD program for PC computers.
By CFD program flow and temperature fields can be simulated, analyzed and displayed.
Figure 2 Two-dimensional model for simulation CFD model and boundary conditions CFD model For the simulation the inside or outside the vehicle was steady natural laminar flow with incompressible fluid.
Conclusion The latest CFD methods were adopted for numerical simulation of railway vehicle body heat transfer coefficient.
Numerical simulation Simulation for body heat transfer coefficient was carried out by CFD program for PC computers.
By CFD program flow and temperature fields can be simulated, analyzed and displayed.
Figure 2 Two-dimensional model for simulation CFD model and boundary conditions CFD model For the simulation the inside or outside the vehicle was steady natural laminar flow with incompressible fluid.
Conclusion The latest CFD methods were adopted for numerical simulation of railway vehicle body heat transfer coefficient.
Online since: January 2015
Authors: Ying Tao Sun, Bao Sheng Zhang, Gang Chen, Bao Li Zhu, Yong Zhang Huang
As the developments of CFD technologies, Qin Hongxin etc. [7] calculated the meter factor by Finite Element Analysis method.
In equation (4) , The value of Fβ is determined by magnitude and direction of the outer load ,for rolling ball bear, it equals the radial load, and can be calculated by the CFD results.
That means that in the CFD process, we should consider the following two aspects to realize simulation of the unsteady transient: 1.
Additional source forces should be added during the simulation process.
Fig. 3 The relationship between the torque and the rotating speed Fig.4 showed the meter factor comparison between the calibration experiment and CFD simulation.
In equation (4) , The value of Fβ is determined by magnitude and direction of the outer load ,for rolling ball bear, it equals the radial load, and can be calculated by the CFD results.
That means that in the CFD process, we should consider the following two aspects to realize simulation of the unsteady transient: 1.
Additional source forces should be added during the simulation process.
Fig. 3 The relationship between the torque and the rotating speed Fig.4 showed the meter factor comparison between the calibration experiment and CFD simulation.
Online since: December 2012
Authors: Yu Tian Pan, Hai Yan Zhang, Kui Wu Li, Zhang Xia Guo
From numerical simulations, wave dynamic processes are simulated and discussed.
Numerical analysis and simulations Computational model.
CFD simulation for overpressure muzzle blast flowfield.
Numerical simulation and modeling of a muffler.
[5] Hafizur Rehman, Hanshik Chung: Taewhee Joung, CFD analysis of sound pressure in tank gun muzzle silencer, J.
Numerical analysis and simulations Computational model.
CFD simulation for overpressure muzzle blast flowfield.
Numerical simulation and modeling of a muffler.
[5] Hafizur Rehman, Hanshik Chung: Taewhee Joung, CFD analysis of sound pressure in tank gun muzzle silencer, J.
Online since: February 2012
Authors: Zhao Qin Yin, Jin Long Meng
The flow characteristics in mini/micro sonic nozzles have been studied in this paper using the computational fluid dynamics (CFD) method.
Using the CFD method to simulation the flow field parameters and flow rate in nozzles.
Simulation and Discussion Nozzle Geometries and Computational Method.
Simulation model of nozzles(3-D) Numerical simulation used k-e turbulence model in software fluent 6.1.
Conclusions Nine group simulation experiments have been studied in this paper using the computational fluid dynamics(CFD)method.
Using the CFD method to simulation the flow field parameters and flow rate in nozzles.
Simulation and Discussion Nozzle Geometries and Computational Method.
Simulation model of nozzles(3-D) Numerical simulation used k-e turbulence model in software fluent 6.1.
Conclusions Nine group simulation experiments have been studied in this paper using the computational fluid dynamics(CFD)method.
Online since: July 2006
Authors: Jun Wang, Chuan Zhen Huang, Hong Tao Zhu, Yan Xia Feng, Rong Guo Hou
Simulation of Velocity Field of Two-phase Flow for Gas and Liquid
in the Abrasive Water Jet Nozzle
R.G.
Simulation on velocity field of gas-liquid flow in the abrasive water jet nozzle was studied by the computed fluid dynamics (CFD) software, The complex velocity field of the flow in the abrasive water jet nozzle can be obtained by means of simulation.
With the development of computer technology and computed mathematics, the CFD software was developed.
The following are the two equations used by CFD [5]: Continuum Equation.
Simulation Result and Discussion For the simulation of two-phase flow, the simulation equations are firstly discreted into the difference equations, then the procedure can be programmed.
Simulation on velocity field of gas-liquid flow in the abrasive water jet nozzle was studied by the computed fluid dynamics (CFD) software, The complex velocity field of the flow in the abrasive water jet nozzle can be obtained by means of simulation.
With the development of computer technology and computed mathematics, the CFD software was developed.
The following are the two equations used by CFD [5]: Continuum Equation.
Simulation Result and Discussion For the simulation of two-phase flow, the simulation equations are firstly discreted into the difference equations, then the procedure can be programmed.