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Online since: November 2012
Authors: Bo Yang, Xing Jun Hu, Peng Guo
Turbulent Model
In this paper, Menter F.’s SST k-omega turbulent model was used for the numerical simulation[4].
Therefore, SST k-omega model is suitable for the CFD simulation of bluff body with flow separation phenomenon, and then it is suitable for the CFD simulation of the heavy-duty commercial truck.
Numerical Simulation Mesh of Flow Field.
A hybrid of prism and polyhedron mesh was used for the numerical simulation in this research, and the mesh around the body and bridges is refined.
Gu: A Study on the Numerical Simulation of Car Aerodynamic Characteristics Under Crosswind Conditions.
Therefore, SST k-omega model is suitable for the CFD simulation of bluff body with flow separation phenomenon, and then it is suitable for the CFD simulation of the heavy-duty commercial truck.
Numerical Simulation Mesh of Flow Field.
A hybrid of prism and polyhedron mesh was used for the numerical simulation in this research, and the mesh around the body and bridges is refined.
Gu: A Study on the Numerical Simulation of Car Aerodynamic Characteristics Under Crosswind Conditions.
Online since: July 2011
Authors: Ming Jin Yang, Xi Wen Li, Tie Lin Shi, Shu Hong Huang
Euler-Lagrange approach and Euler-Euler one are two approaches for modeling and simulation of the cohesive mixing.
Modeling and Simulation Techniques.
With the development and popularity of computer use, the improvement of the computing capacity, the enlargement of memory of the computer and the improvement of the algorithm of modeling, Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) simulation technique is widely employed for the mixing process operation.
The fundamental for flow modeling and simulation is based on control equations and their solving method of the mixing fluid.
Two approaches for modeling and simulation of the cohesive mixing are Euler-Lagrange approach and Euler-Euler approach.
Modeling and Simulation Techniques.
With the development and popularity of computer use, the improvement of the computing capacity, the enlargement of memory of the computer and the improvement of the algorithm of modeling, Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) simulation technique is widely employed for the mixing process operation.
The fundamental for flow modeling and simulation is based on control equations and their solving method of the mixing fluid.
Two approaches for modeling and simulation of the cohesive mixing are Euler-Lagrange approach and Euler-Euler approach.
Online since: May 2013
Authors: He Juan Chen, Fei Li
In this paper, numerical simulation has been performed for the unsteady flow field of nozzle vortex shedding with inlet and outlet boundary conditions.
(4) B1 is the velocity-inlet boundary condition, B2 is the velocity-outlet boundary condition and B3 is the solid wall boundary condition as shown in Fig.3. 4 Analysis of numerical simulation results CFD software is used to make numerical simulation for jetting flow field. 4.1 Velocity distribution of nozzle unsteady flow field The jetting flow field structure can be seen from the Fig.4 at different time.
Computational Fluid Dynamics Simulation of Air Driven Fluidic Resonance Generator [J].
Numerical simulation of turbulent impinging Jet Flow using a modified renormalization group model.
Numerical simulation of the equilibrium profile of local scour around submarine pipelines based on renormalized group turbulence model [J].
(4) B1 is the velocity-inlet boundary condition, B2 is the velocity-outlet boundary condition and B3 is the solid wall boundary condition as shown in Fig.3. 4 Analysis of numerical simulation results CFD software is used to make numerical simulation for jetting flow field. 4.1 Velocity distribution of nozzle unsteady flow field The jetting flow field structure can be seen from the Fig.4 at different time.
Computational Fluid Dynamics Simulation of Air Driven Fluidic Resonance Generator [J].
Numerical simulation of turbulent impinging Jet Flow using a modified renormalization group model.
Numerical simulation of the equilibrium profile of local scour around submarine pipelines based on renormalized group turbulence model [J].
Online since: October 2025
Authors: Oleksandr Nuianzin, Vitalii Stepanenko, Serhii Vedula, Svitlana Fedchenko
This 3-D model, similar to that described in [3], was imported into the CFD software environment.
Average temperature in the furnace chamber during the simulation of the studied elements of horizontal and vertical placement: V, N – upper and lower limits of the standard temperature regime; 1 – average temperature in the furnace chamber during the simulation of the horizontally placed test sample; 2 – average temperature in the furnace chamber during the simulation of the vertically placed test sample According to the results of the comparative analysis of temperature regimes in the furnace chamber during computer simulation of a steel-reinforced concrete slab with a corrugated profile, it is possible to state the reliability of the obtained results.
The obtained data were analyzed and compared with the results of computer simulation of a similar slab, but with a vertical orientation [3]. 1.
The obtained data show positive reproducibility of the experimental results during computer simulation. 3.
Lementar, CFD-sim ulation of the pyrolysis process of high-tem perature decomposition of raw materials of plant origin in household solid-fuel boilers.
Average temperature in the furnace chamber during the simulation of the studied elements of horizontal and vertical placement: V, N – upper and lower limits of the standard temperature regime; 1 – average temperature in the furnace chamber during the simulation of the horizontally placed test sample; 2 – average temperature in the furnace chamber during the simulation of the vertically placed test sample According to the results of the comparative analysis of temperature regimes in the furnace chamber during computer simulation of a steel-reinforced concrete slab with a corrugated profile, it is possible to state the reliability of the obtained results.
The obtained data were analyzed and compared with the results of computer simulation of a similar slab, but with a vertical orientation [3]. 1.
The obtained data show positive reproducibility of the experimental results during computer simulation. 3.
Lementar, CFD-sim ulation of the pyrolysis process of high-tem perature decomposition of raw materials of plant origin in household solid-fuel boilers.
Online since: May 2013
Authors: Hui Yang, Yun Zheng, Biao Wang, Zhen Shen
Introduction
With the continuous development of Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), Computational Structural Dynamics (CSD), as well as computers’ hardware and parallel technology, it has been more and more necessary to analyze engineering problems by using numerical simulation of fluid-structure interaction.
The matching condition is the main influencing factor of the realization of data exchange between fluid and solid during numerical simulation.
An Evaluation of Computational Algorithms to Interface Between CFD and CSD Methodologies[R].
Unified Approach to CFD-CSD Interpolation and Mesh Motion using Radial Basic Functions [C].
[10] Xu Min, An Xiaomin, Chen Shilu.The study of CFD/CSD interaction calculation [J].Journal of Applied Mechanics, 2004, 21(2):33-37.
The matching condition is the main influencing factor of the realization of data exchange between fluid and solid during numerical simulation.
An Evaluation of Computational Algorithms to Interface Between CFD and CSD Methodologies[R].
Unified Approach to CFD-CSD Interpolation and Mesh Motion using Radial Basic Functions [C].
[10] Xu Min, An Xiaomin, Chen Shilu.The study of CFD/CSD interaction calculation [J].Journal of Applied Mechanics, 2004, 21(2):33-37.
Online since: November 2010
Authors: Wei Chi Pei, Ju Han, Yao Gang Li
China
apwc@heut.edu.cn, bjxlyg@heut.edu.cn, chanju3721@163.com
Keywords: Bulk cement tanker, Fluidized, Simulation, FLUENT
Abstract.
The fluidization models of the fluidized bed were created in the CFD (Computational Fluid Dynamics) software FLUENT, which were then used for simulation for an improved fluidization process, and finally the fluidization quality was analyzed.
Simulation of this program in FLUENT indicates that the type of board can eliminate the dead band of splitter board effectively.
Compared to 42°of the original design of the quality of fluidization, choose 40°and 44°cases in simulation.
Simulation result shows in Fig. 2, Fig. 3 and Fig. 4.
The fluidization models of the fluidized bed were created in the CFD (Computational Fluid Dynamics) software FLUENT, which were then used for simulation for an improved fluidization process, and finally the fluidization quality was analyzed.
Simulation of this program in FLUENT indicates that the type of board can eliminate the dead band of splitter board effectively.
Compared to 42°of the original design of the quality of fluidization, choose 40°and 44°cases in simulation.
Simulation result shows in Fig. 2, Fig. 3 and Fig. 4.
Online since: August 2021
Authors: Martin Benýšek, Radek Štefan, Nicole Svobodová
The fire simulation method in each fire modelling
software is selected based on the software capabilities.
The more precise mathematical fire models include primarily the computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulations and zone fire models [10, 12, 13, 25].
These window openings are considered permanently open throughout the simulation.
Comparison of CFAST and FDS for Fire Simulation with the HDR T51 and T52 Tests.
Comparison Studies of Zone and CFD Fire Simulations.
The more precise mathematical fire models include primarily the computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulations and zone fire models [10, 12, 13, 25].
These window openings are considered permanently open throughout the simulation.
Comparison of CFAST and FDS for Fire Simulation with the HDR T51 and T52 Tests.
Comparison Studies of Zone and CFD Fire Simulations.
Online since: October 2012
Authors: Hong Geng Zhu, Ren Tian Zhang, Li Sheng Wei, Li Ming Zhang, Ren Yong Lu, Jing Jing Wang
In this paper the internal flow patterns of a sludge pump with three different recessed centrifugal impellers were analyzed based on CFD by using the turbulence model to close the time-averaged Navier-Stokes equations.
In this paper the three-dimensional internal flow fields of sludge pumps with recessed centrifugal impeller, a kind of no-clogging pump, were numerically simulated by means of computational fluid dynamics and famous commercial CFD software Fluent.
Since the model test of sludge with real mud or sludge will be very difficult and expensive, so that the fluid to be used in simulation is clean water at 200C in initial design stage.
Fig.3 Meshes of computed domain 4 Analyses of Internal Flow Patterns and Comparison of Energy Performance 4.1 Analyses of Internal Flow Patterns Based on the numerical simulation results and data on computed nodes, flow fields and pressure distribution can be drawn.
In this paper the three-dimensional internal flow fields of sludge pumps with recessed centrifugal impeller, a kind of no-clogging pump, were numerically simulated by means of computational fluid dynamics and famous commercial CFD software Fluent.
Since the model test of sludge with real mud or sludge will be very difficult and expensive, so that the fluid to be used in simulation is clean water at 200C in initial design stage.
Fig.3 Meshes of computed domain 4 Analyses of Internal Flow Patterns and Comparison of Energy Performance 4.1 Analyses of Internal Flow Patterns Based on the numerical simulation results and data on computed nodes, flow fields and pressure distribution can be drawn.
Online since: November 2014
Authors: Shuhaimi Mansor, Afiq Witri Muhammad Yazid, Nor Azwadi Che Sidik, Salim Mohamed Salim
Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) is one of the methods that can be used to study the nature of turbulent flow especially in the aspect of wind engineering besides the experiment at full scale of reduced scale (wind tunnel experiment).
Large Eddy Simulation (LES) is a promising way for the simulation of wind flow fields and pollutant dispersion [6], though it is still restricted by the capability of today’s computers.
The simulation was run for 30 min of simulation time without pollutant source in order to establish the turbulent wind fields throughout the domain and all statistics are averaged at least for 15 min.
These factors contribute to the quality of the resultant simulation.
Best practice guideline for the cfd simulation of flows in the urban environment. (2007)
Large Eddy Simulation (LES) is a promising way for the simulation of wind flow fields and pollutant dispersion [6], though it is still restricted by the capability of today’s computers.
The simulation was run for 30 min of simulation time without pollutant source in order to establish the turbulent wind fields throughout the domain and all statistics are averaged at least for 15 min.
These factors contribute to the quality of the resultant simulation.
Best practice guideline for the cfd simulation of flows in the urban environment. (2007)
Online since: August 2022
Authors: Antonio Gilson Barbosa de Lima, Francisco Alves Batista, Daniel César M. Cavalcante, J.L. de Oliveira, Rodrigo Moura Silva, Hortência Luma Fernandes Magalhães, Nívea Gomes Nascimento de Oliveira, Ricardo Soares Gomez, Guilherme Luiz Oliveira Neto, Arthur G.F. Almeida, Amanda K.F. Abreu
CFD Simulation of the Hydrodynamics of Core-Annular Flow of Oil, Gas and Water in Elliptic-Cylindrical Duct
J.L.
Figure 3 represents the mesh used during the simulation.
Table 1 - Fluid properties used in the simulation.
Dynamic simulation of the morion of capsules in pipelines.
Applying CFD in the Analysis of Heavy-Oil Transportation in Curved Pipes Using Core-Flow Technique.
Figure 3 represents the mesh used during the simulation.
Table 1 - Fluid properties used in the simulation.
Dynamic simulation of the morion of capsules in pipelines.
Applying CFD in the Analysis of Heavy-Oil Transportation in Curved Pipes Using Core-Flow Technique.