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Online since: September 2013
Authors: Aziz Ouadoud, Ahmed Mouchtachi, Noureddine Boutammachte
            
                The "CFD" is used to determine the pressure, temperature and velocity fields in the lubricant film, the stress intensity and displacement field is obtained by "FSI" simulation.
Thus, a parametric study on the one hand it makes the calculation of the fields of pressure and temperature in the lubricant film "CFD".
Using one hand, the numerical simulation Computational Fluid Dynamics "CFD", this allowed us to determine the pressure field and temperature in the lubricant film.
Journal of Tribology International 44 380-395 [4] Shenoy B.S., Pai R.S., Rao D.S. and Pai R. 2009 “Elasto-hydrodynamic lubrication analysis of full 360° journal bearing using CFD and FSI techniques”, World journal of modeling and simulation, 5, pp. 315-320 [5] Wang Y, Zhang C, Liu G.
Vienne, Autriche 3-7 September [6] Ouadoud A., Boutammachte N. and Mouchtachi A. 2011 “Numerical simulation CFD, FSI of a hydrodynamic journal bearing”, Journal of Advanced Research in Mechanical Engineering (JARME).
            
    Thus, a parametric study on the one hand it makes the calculation of the fields of pressure and temperature in the lubricant film "CFD".
Using one hand, the numerical simulation Computational Fluid Dynamics "CFD", this allowed us to determine the pressure field and temperature in the lubricant film.
Journal of Tribology International 44 380-395 [4] Shenoy B.S., Pai R.S., Rao D.S. and Pai R. 2009 “Elasto-hydrodynamic lubrication analysis of full 360° journal bearing using CFD and FSI techniques”, World journal of modeling and simulation, 5, pp. 315-320 [5] Wang Y, Zhang C, Liu G.
Vienne, Autriche 3-7 September [6] Ouadoud A., Boutammachte N. and Mouchtachi A. 2011 “Numerical simulation CFD, FSI of a hydrodynamic journal bearing”, Journal of Advanced Research in Mechanical Engineering (JARME).
Online since: September 2011
Authors: Jian Lin Xu, Fan Yang, Xin Liu, Yuan Gui Mei
            
                A commercial CFD code STAR-CD based on the finite volume method was used applying the SIMPLE algorithm and a moving grid technology.
There are only a few reported results of numerical simulation on tunnel entry waves, yet none of tunnel exit waves until present.
A blocking structured hexahedron grid illustrated in Fig. 3 was generated using software ICEM CFD.
O-grid Fig. 3 The grid generated using ICEM CFD software Numerical methods.
A commercial CFD code STAR-CD based on the finite volume method is used.
            
    There are only a few reported results of numerical simulation on tunnel entry waves, yet none of tunnel exit waves until present.
A blocking structured hexahedron grid illustrated in Fig. 3 was generated using software ICEM CFD.
O-grid Fig. 3 The grid generated using ICEM CFD software Numerical methods.
A commercial CFD code STAR-CD based on the finite volume method is used.
Online since: December 2014
Authors: Zhi Xia He, Dan Han, Guo Jun Zhang, Shuo Wang, Qian Wang
            
                Ltd., Beijing 100083, China
zxhe@ujs.edu.cn
Keywords: Reverse Engineering, Exhaust passage, Cold ,Thermal , CFD, Discharge coefficient.
CFD Model and Numerical Grid The RE ( Reverse Engineering ) technology is used to reverse modeling L91 engine exhaust duct.
Simulations were performed with the air being both cold and thermal.
Comparison of simulation results with thermal and cold air.
Conclusions In this paper, CAD/CFD method was applied to the flow field analysis of engine exhaust port.
            
    CFD Model and Numerical Grid The RE ( Reverse Engineering ) technology is used to reverse modeling L91 engine exhaust duct.
Simulations were performed with the air being both cold and thermal.
Comparison of simulation results with thermal and cold air.
Conclusions In this paper, CAD/CFD method was applied to the flow field analysis of engine exhaust port.
Online since: October 2011
Authors: Lin Lin Liu, Jian Liu, Xiao Yan Zhang, Shan Shan Zheng
            
                The CFD analysis model was established by adopting the computational fluid dynamics (CFD) method to implement dynamic simulation analysis on air hot in the drying mechanism.
The Reynolds number of hot air inside the air nozzles is 7458099, larger than the critical Reynolds number 13800, so it is turbulent flow and the turbulent flow κ-ε model should be used for simulation calculation.
Analysis was carried out flow characteristics of hot air in air nozzles by adopting the CFD simulation technique and structure optimization was carried out on the air nozzles.
Beijing: Science Press, 2008 [6] Best Practice Guidelines, Version 1.0, ERCOFTAC Special Interest Group on “Quality and Trust in Industrial CFD”, January 2000
Fluid flow in FHP-2 lattice gas model simulation pipeline [J].
            
    The Reynolds number of hot air inside the air nozzles is 7458099, larger than the critical Reynolds number 13800, so it is turbulent flow and the turbulent flow κ-ε model should be used for simulation calculation.
Analysis was carried out flow characteristics of hot air in air nozzles by adopting the CFD simulation technique and structure optimization was carried out on the air nozzles.
Beijing: Science Press, 2008 [6] Best Practice Guidelines, Version 1.0, ERCOFTAC Special Interest Group on “Quality and Trust in Industrial CFD”, January 2000
Fluid flow in FHP-2 lattice gas model simulation pipeline [J].
Online since: January 2014
Authors: Nazaruddin Sinaga, Ismoyo Haryanto, Citra Asti Rosalia, Aditya Pratama Putra, Tony Suryo Utomo
            
                In this work, a simulation of Artificial Neural Network (ANN) for determining the relation between airfoil geometry and its aerodynamic characteristics was conducted.
The results were validated using commercial CFD and it can be shown that the result are satisfactory with error approximately of 6%.
For ensuring the satisfaction of the results obtained in present study, the optimum results were validated with CFD analysis.
Figs. 6 show the comparison of aerodynamic characteristics in optimum condition of present method (solid lines) and CFD analysis (dotted lines).
Optimum shape of airfoil (a) (b) (c) (d) Present Method (GA + ANN) CFD Figure 6.
            
    The results were validated using commercial CFD and it can be shown that the result are satisfactory with error approximately of 6%.
For ensuring the satisfaction of the results obtained in present study, the optimum results were validated with CFD analysis.
Figs. 6 show the comparison of aerodynamic characteristics in optimum condition of present method (solid lines) and CFD analysis (dotted lines).
Optimum shape of airfoil (a) (b) (c) (d) Present Method (GA + ANN) CFD Figure 6.
Online since: August 2013
Authors: Jing Xie, Yi Tang, Chen Miao, Jin Feng Wang, Yue Zhao
            
                CFD has advantages of changing the simulation condition easily and saving the time and money for experiments compared to the traditional experiment.
CFD has been used in the simulation of the cold store[3], however, there is no literature about studying the effect of setting gap between different products on the air flow distribution.
[2] Xie J, Qu X H, Shi J Y, et al.Effect of design parameters on flow and temperature fields of a cold store by CFD simulation[J].
Application of computational fluid dynamics(CFD)used in simulation of cold storage[J].
CFD simulation of air flow distribution with different arrangements of fan though a cold store[J].
            
    CFD has been used in the simulation of the cold store[3], however, there is no literature about studying the effect of setting gap between different products on the air flow distribution.
[2] Xie J, Qu X H, Shi J Y, et al.Effect of design parameters on flow and temperature fields of a cold store by CFD simulation[J].
Application of computational fluid dynamics(CFD)used in simulation of cold storage[J].
CFD simulation of air flow distribution with different arrangements of fan though a cold store[J].
Online since: May 2013
Authors: Bo Yan Song, Zhen Long Wang, Yu Kui Wang, Li Kuan Zhu
            
                This paper mainly makes comparative analysis on four main types of blade in stirred bioreactor by Computational Fluid Dynamics(CFD) simulation.
Now, the bioreactor is often research mainly by experiment and Computational Fluid Dynamics(short for CFD)simulation, and CFD method is becoming more and more popular for its low cost and high efficiency[4].
This paper first build CFD simulation model fit for stirred bioreactor, then simulate bioreactor flow field and optimize the type and structural parameters of agitator blade with Fluent.6.3.26.
No matter stable state simulation or transient simulation, the bioreactor flow field(Fig. 2) is divided into rotation area including impeller(Fig. 2a) and static area(Fig. 2b).
The simulation result is showed in Fig. 8, Fig. 9 and Table. 3.
            
    Now, the bioreactor is often research mainly by experiment and Computational Fluid Dynamics(short for CFD)simulation, and CFD method is becoming more and more popular for its low cost and high efficiency[4].
This paper first build CFD simulation model fit for stirred bioreactor, then simulate bioreactor flow field and optimize the type and structural parameters of agitator blade with Fluent.6.3.26.
No matter stable state simulation or transient simulation, the bioreactor flow field(Fig. 2) is divided into rotation area including impeller(Fig. 2a) and static area(Fig. 2b).
The simulation result is showed in Fig. 8, Fig. 9 and Table. 3.
Online since: November 2012
Authors: Hui Xin Tai, Yu Lan Yang, Fuying Liu
            
                Fluent is one of the comercial CFD softwares used widely.
It is common that CFD simulation results and the building regulations are combined to assess the built wind environment.
Blocken and Persoon [5] have combined the CFD simulation results and the the Netherland building regulation to assess the wind pedestrian comfort around a large football stadium in Amsterdam.
The CFD simulation results are affected by many issues such as wind direction,velocity,building location,building shape,building material etc.[8-10].
Pedestrian wind comfort around a large football stadium in an urban environment: CFD simulation, validation and application of the new Dutch wind nuisance standard.
            
    It is common that CFD simulation results and the building regulations are combined to assess the built wind environment.
Blocken and Persoon [5] have combined the CFD simulation results and the the Netherland building regulation to assess the wind pedestrian comfort around a large football stadium in Amsterdam.
The CFD simulation results are affected by many issues such as wind direction,velocity,building location,building shape,building material etc.[8-10].
Pedestrian wind comfort around a large football stadium in an urban environment: CFD simulation, validation and application of the new Dutch wind nuisance standard.
Online since: September 2013
Authors: Young Moon Kim, Jang Youl You, Ki Pyo You
            
                Experiment models
CFD Analysis
After the performance of CFD analysis in the north (N) direction, the result was comparable with the wind speed ratio obtained from the wind tunnel experiment.
The software used in the CFD analysis was STREAM 8.0.
Fig. 3 shows the CFD modeling.
Graph comparing the wind speed ratio before and after the construction of piloti Results of CFD analysis Figure 5 compared the wind speed ratio of the north between CFD and wind tunnel experiment for each experiment model and measuring position.
Comparison of wind speed ratio between wind tunnel experiment and CFD for each measuring position Conclusion This study chose three common forms of apartment layout and compared the wind speed ratio at different positions in the complexes through wind tunnel experiment and CFD analysis. 1.
            
    The software used in the CFD analysis was STREAM 8.0.
Fig. 3 shows the CFD modeling.
Graph comparing the wind speed ratio before and after the construction of piloti Results of CFD analysis Figure 5 compared the wind speed ratio of the north between CFD and wind tunnel experiment for each experiment model and measuring position.
Comparison of wind speed ratio between wind tunnel experiment and CFD for each measuring position Conclusion This study chose three common forms of apartment layout and compared the wind speed ratio at different positions in the complexes through wind tunnel experiment and CFD analysis. 1.
Online since: August 2009
Authors: Yu Yang, Y.J. Zhang, W.N. Liu, Li Feng Yang, Shu Ren Zhang
            
                CFD technology is abroad applied in the runner hydraulic design of hydro turbine.
Here these simulations can be defined and run.
After generating mesh, perform Static Structural analysis in Simulation and Insert CFX Pressure and Fix Support.
Therefore the flow field numerical simulation calculation can't completely replace experiment.
Reference [1] CFD FLOTRA Analysis Guide(USA 2006) [2] CFD FLOTRA Analysis Manual(USA 2006) [3] S.F.
            
    Here these simulations can be defined and run.
After generating mesh, perform Static Structural analysis in Simulation and Insert CFX Pressure and Fix Support.
Therefore the flow field numerical simulation calculation can't completely replace experiment.
Reference [1] CFD FLOTRA Analysis Guide(USA 2006) [2] CFD FLOTRA Analysis Manual(USA 2006) [3] S.F.