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Online since: December 2012
Authors: Bo An, Wei Min Sang
Ice accretion on the leading edge of the NACA 0012 airfoil is predicted using CFD method based on spring analogy.
Numerical simulations using the Reynolds-averaged Navier-Stokes equations are conducted to investigate the effect of ice shapes on the aerodynamics performance.
The numerical simulations of ice accretion are performed under the geometric and aerodynamic and meteorological conditions shown in Table 1.
Conclusions In order to study two distinct icing related problems on airfoil, one software package is being developed including icing simulation and effect analysis.
Online since: June 2014
Authors: Martin Mohapl, Petra Vojkůvková
The aim of this study characterizes the impact on thermal losses of exchanging coldness and the field of temperatures in different variants of the selected element installation based on executive parametrical simulations.
Therefore in this thermal transfer research project was used a method of computing parametrical simulation, so this study could consider behaving of the designed model in many geometrical and material ways or even different inner and outer climate conditions [5].
IPE profile It was considered with surrounding climate conditions of exterior te = 30 °C, αe = 15 W·m-2·K-1 for stationary 2D thermal transfer simulation of the heat flux.
[W·m-1·K-1] (2) [W·K-1] (3) Outputs/ Results Output of simulation is projection of point thermal transmittance in accordance with the position of the metal element.
Thermal CFD Analysis of Tubular Light Guides.
Online since: November 2012
Authors: You Hong Tang, Cheng Bi Zhao, Wei Zhang, Cheng Zhang
With the development of computer technology and CFD (computational fluid dynamics), it is desirable to directly solve the Navier–Stokes equations for the simulation of many problems of free-surface flow to understand natural hydrodynamic processes.
(4) Simulation Results and Discussion Dam break over a dry bed.
From all these simulations, better agreement can be seen in the simulation with free-slip boundary condition.
From above, the two-phase model shows its ability for the simulation of free surface problems.
In the following simulations, we have chosen to be equal to 1 and 0.9, respectively.
Online since: August 2013
Authors: Zeng Qiang Qiao, Yong Bo Yang
The turbulent flow viscosity coefficient is calculated by the following formula: [7] Grid Division and Boundary Condition Settings In this paper, the main numerical simulation airfoil model is seagull airfoil.
MpCCI (Mesh-based parallel Code Coupling Interface) is the standard for simulation code coupling.
MpCCI has been developed at the Fraunhofer Institute SCAI in order to provide an application independent interface for the coupling of different simulation codes.
Fig.6 The kinetic energy variation Fig.7 The strain energy variation Fig.8 Y-position variation of the tip-end Conclusion In this paper, using the results of foreign bionic experimental airfoil, carrying out numerical simulation by CFD and analyzing the fluid-structure interaction effect of the seagull airfoil by software Mpcci.
Simulation of Low-Reynolds-Number and High-Lift Airfoil S1223 [J],Proceedings of the World Congress on Engineering 2009 Vol II,July 1-3,2009
Online since: November 2012
Authors: Peng Wei, Ti Kang Li, Xiao Dong Ni
Numerical simulation results and related laboratory test are in good accordance, it bear out that researching the It has been demonstrated that it is comparatively reasonable and effective to carry out research on the mechanism of mud membrane formation at a meso-scale level.
Based on the study of particle flow to the characteristics of the mesoscopic medium particle flow and the formation mechanism of mud membrane, numerical simulation of the mesoscopic particle flow was adopted to assist laboratory tests and finally obtained fairly reasonable results.
In order to be compared with the results of laboratory tests, 34 groups of numerical simulations are conducted in 5 different strata, and the specific test groups are shown in Table 3.
In the process of simulation, the calculation results are considered to be stable and then simulation process is over when flow rate of bentonite particles are approaching zero or the change of displacement coordinates are minimum.
The comparison between bore diameter of strata and effective grain size of slurry are adopted in laboratory tests while comparison between particle size of strata soil and grain size of slurry are employed in numerical simulation.
Online since: March 2011
Authors: Jin Chun Song, Song Li, Ming Li Han, Yu Jie Ren
The Finite Volume Method of Fluent has been used to the simulation of fluid three-dimensional velocity field and pressure field.
The simulation result of the pressure distribution shows that the flow pressure was not changing in linear gradient all around the gap under moving condition.
Wang, Computational Fluid Dynamics analysis – CFD Software Principle and Application, Tsinghua University Press, Beijing, (2004)
[6] Xiaodong Yu, Yanqin Zhang and Junpeng Shao etc.: Simulation Research on Gap Flow of Circular Cavity Multi-pad Hydrostatic Thrust Bearing, IHMSC (2009), p.41-44
Online since: November 2014
Authors: Andrzej Zbrowski, Stanisław Kozioł
To allow the optimisation of the system and ensure proper processing of the air passing through the chambers, the CFD simulation was used at the design stage.
The simulation aimed at obtaining the flow homogenisation of the exhaust air and providing the effect of mixing of air-streams in the chamber.
Kosowska, Zastosowanie metod CFD w projektowaniu przepływowej komory kalorymetrycznej symulującej warunki klimatu wewnętrznego w budynku mieszkalnym.
Wojnar, Zastosowanie metod CFD w projektowaniu przepływowej komory kalorymetrycznej symulującej zimowe warunki klimatyczne.
Online since: July 2015
Authors: John Kia Yu Teck, Radhiyatul Hikmah binti Abu, Siti Ujila binti Masuri
This paper describes the numerical investigation on the adsorption () of nanoparticles (NPs) scale inhibitor (SI) using Eulerian Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) solver ANSYS/FLUENT® based on a scaled down flow model.
The simulation were done to investigate theof normal and nano-scaled Calcium-phosphonate.
This was done by looking at the change in concentration of the SI particles throughout the simulation time.
Meanwhile, Fig. 2 shows the corresponding results when the NPs SI is considered for simulation from = 0 s to = 200 s.
Computational Fluid Dynamics Simulation of Transport and Retention of Nanoparticle in Saturated Sand Filters.
Online since: March 2014
Authors: A. Goenka, S. Ghosh, R.N. Shah
The most immediate outcome of this research is that the CFD simulations suggest inexpensive design alterations in the diesel particulate filter which can be fabricated easily.
Hence, all the results of simulations shown later are confined to ultrafine particles of size < 0.1 µm.
Simulations were run for varying values wall shear stress, all other parameters remaining constant (Figures 2, 3, 4).
Online since: December 2012
Authors: Mao Liang Wu, Zhu Jun Gu, Shou Feng Cao
Researchers have studied PEM fuel cell performance through simulation [9, 10].
To account for porous GDL, the diffusivities for species concentration and the conductivity for membrane potential can be modified using the Bruggman correlation: (5) The local current density can be calculated using: (6) The average current density can be calculated using: (7) The governing equ.1 to equ.4 can be solved using commercially available CFD software such as Fluent to perform FEM simulations.
Simulation chooses electric potential 0.25, 0.45, 0.65, 0.75 and 0.95V respectively to calculate output current density.
During simulation, the load potential is 0.65V, temperature ranges from 303K to 363K.
Simulation investigates the distribution of gases in channel, leading to pressure drop and material distribution variation.
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