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Online since: October 2011
Authors: Min Xu, Xiao Juan Wang
For aeroelastic problems, with the recently well-developed software and hardware, (CFD)-based, nonlinear aeroelastic simulation capabilities have shown that for low to moderate angles of attack, they can be a reliable alternative to linear theories, However, the high fidelity models generally result in very large computational domain easily involving at least 105 and usually greater than 106 degrees of freedom (DOFs).
Results shown in Fig.4 indicate FOM reproduces faithfully the response predicted by CFD, and ready for POD-based ROM construction.
Fig.3 O-type grid for aero-elastic simulation (1) Plunging response (2) Pitching response (3) Lift coefficient Fig.4 FOM and CFD comparison Reduced Order state space model (ROM) Apply a dirac delta signal individually to each structural mode and collect 200 snapshots using a time step ⊿t=5×10-4(s).Given that there are 2 displacement inputs and 2 velocity inputs, this resulted in a snapshot matrix X of primary system with 800 data samples.
Flutter Simulation and Prediction with CFD-based Reduced-Order Model [J].
Flight-Regime Dependent Reduced Order Models of CFD/FE aeroelastic systems in transonic flow [J].
Online since: October 2014
Authors: Muhammad Adib Jamil, Azmahani Sadikin, Norasikin Mat Isa
Experimental and numerical simulation of heat transfer and flow regimes for vertical flow across horizontal tubes are presented for mass flow rate in the range 0.03 – 0.17 kg/s and heat fluxes in the range 1.07–1.35 kW/m2.
These data and the predictions from numerical simulation were compared with the data available in the literature.
The vector velocity, heat transfer and temperature distribution were studied using a CFD.
Experimental work and CFD Modeling Shell and tube heat exchanger consists of a shell with a bundle of tubes inside it.
The simulation was run until the residual of the pressure and velocities were less than 0.00001.
Online since: June 2014
Authors: D. Dharmasheelan, N. Elavarasan, M. Nandakumar
anandakumarmanohar@gmail.com, bdharmasheelan.srec@gmail.com, celavarasan.n198@gmail.com Keywords: Convergent-Divergent Nozzle, By-pass System, Fluid Flow, CFD, Nozzle Design.
In addition to the advancement mentioned above, a new by-pass system was designed and CFD analysis was performed using AUTODESK SIMULATION CFD 2014 software.
Similarly computational simulation with same boundary conditions was carried out for three different models with by-pass system and results were obtained.
The results are obtained using AUTODESK SIMULATION CFD 2014 software.
Online since: July 2014
Authors: T. Micha Premkumar, M.A. Ashish, T. Banu Prakash, D. Thulasiram
The tetra mesh of the computational has been done with the ICEM CFD.
Summary In this work, CFD simulation has been done using commerial available software Fluent(C) to solve the Reynolds Average Navier Stoke equation for turbulent flow in a non inertial rotating reference frame.
The grid sensitivity study has been done along with comparison to the experimantal available data, with this confident CFD simulation has been proceded with our geomentry.
Accurate numerical simulation of a high solidity Wells turbine.
Detailed CFD analysis of the steady flow in a Wells turbine under incipient and deep stall conditions.
Online since: October 2015
Authors: Yuan Zheng, Zheng Yang Zhang, Xin Zhang, Jun Qian, Jian Bo Ma, Jie Fu
The method is as follow, take three-dimensional steady numerical simulation on the whole fluid field; calculate water pressure on blade surface, and then load the water pressure onto the blade structure surface to calculate the equivalent stress and deformation distribution on the impeller; and finally analyze the strength of the impeller.
In this paper, the CFD software CFX and the finite element software ANSYS have been used to calculate the strength of a axial-flow pump impeller in a domestic pumping station.
Result and analysis of the simulation Four pump head conditions was selected under each blade angle to calculate the strength of the impeller.
Conclusion In this paper, CFD numerical simulation was used to calculated the surface water pressure on the blade, and the surface water pressure was loaded into the structure surface of the impeller using ANSYS software to calculate the strength of the pump impeller .Analysis showed that: (1) Under each condition, stress concentration occurs on the root of the blade, and the maximum equivalent stress occurs at the junction of the blade root and the hub which is prone to fatigue failure
Rigidity/strength analysis of the axial flow blades based on CFD [J].
Online since: July 2008
Authors: Peter Unseld, Mathias Liewald
The coupling of the analytical model into the numeric simulation was realized by the shear rate tensor.
Numerical Simulation Numerical simulations of physical phenomena regarding the Fluid-Structure Interaction are topics of several research projects.
Using the explicit monolithic FSI-simulation within ANSYS CFX a bidirectional transient coupling with the ANSYS Multiphysics solver was evaluated.
The CFD- and FEA- solvers work simultaneously with force, displacement and/or thermal data shared implicitly at each timestep.
Table 3: FSI-Analysis: Infiltration process of the semi-solid AlSi7Mg0,3 into a cell of a woven fibre fabric time volume fraction `alloy´ time volume fraction `alloy´ 0 1,2 2,4 3,6 4,8 6 Results of the fluid dynamic simulations have been correlated with simulation of structural mechanics.
Online since: May 2014
Authors: Gholamreza Keshavarzi, Tracie J. Barber, Ryan S. Pawell
Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) compared to experiments, has the advantage of detailed information analysis across the domain of interest.
In this paper, we show how image analysis may be applied to CFD data to better understand the results.
However, this has only been shown by comparing CFD with experimental results for a certain range of bubbles with moderate deformations [1, 2].
Lou, Numerical simulation of bubble rising in viscous liquid.
Krishna, R. and J.M. van Baten, Rise characteristics of gas bubbles in a 2D rectangular column: VOF simulations vs experiments.
Online since: May 2012
Authors: Jin Quan Xu, Qing Yuan Chen, Feng Lin Guo
The zone for the calculation of CFD is confined to the surrounding of the airfoil, whilst the free vortex model accounts for the far field of the airfoil.
Methods for computing airfoil aerodynamic characteristics range from coupled potential flow / boundary layer to fully blown computational fluid dynamics (CFD) calculations of the Navier-Stokes’ equations.
OpenFOAM [5] is an object-oriented library for Computational Fluid Dynamic (CFD) and structural analysis.
Jasak, et al., "OpenFOAM: A C++ library for complex physics simulations," presented at the Proceedings of the International Workshop on Coupled Methods in Numerical Dynamics, IUC, Dubrovnik, Croatia, 2007
Ochs, "CFD calculations of S809 aerodynamic characteristics," presented at the 35th Aerospace Sciences Meeting and Exhibit, Reno, NV, 1997.
Online since: August 2013
Authors: Danica Košičanová, Richard Nagy
This air ventilation rate was necessary to supply to occupant to experimental classroom and also as input value to CFD simulations.
The first idea was application the lowest possible air ventilation rate like value input for next real experimental measurements and also like value input to CFD simulations.
This air ventilation rate was necessary to supply to occupant to experimental classroom and also as input value to CFD simulations.
These values ​​were used and reflected in the experimental measurements and CFD simulations.
Online since: September 2014
Authors: Hanna Matvieieva, Andrii Rudenko, Igor Tverdokhleb, Svitlana Lugova
JSC “VNIIAEN” have carried out this numerical calculation together with LLC “HMS Group Management” using license software ANSYS ICEM CFD and ANSYS CFX.
Computational domain of the pump ANSYS ICEM CFD was used for generating computational mesh.
Standard k-ε turbulence model with scalable wall functions was used for simulation of turbulent flow.
The results of steady state simulation were used as initial conditions for transient simulation.
Fig. 3 shows the head change at operating duties of 1.0Qnom and 0.5Qnom at transient simulation.
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