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Numerical simulations of self-propelled swimming of 3D bionic fish school 被引量:23

Numerical simulations of self-propelled swimming of 3D bionic fish school
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摘要 Numerical simulations of self-propelled swimming of a three dimensional bionic fish and fish school in a viscous fluid are carried out. This is done with the assistance of a parallel software package produced for 3D moving boundary problems. This computational fluid dynamics package combines the adaptive multi-grid finite volume method, the immersed boundary method and VOF (volume of fluid) method. By using the package results of the self-propelled swimming of a 3D bionic fish and fish school in a vis- cous fluid are obtained. With comparison to the existing experimental measurements of living fishes, the predicted structure of vortical wakes is in good agreement with the measurements. Numerical simulations of self-propelled swimming of a three dimensional bionic fish and fish school in a viscous fluid are carried out. This is done with the assistance of a parallel software package produced for 3D moving boundary problems. This computational fluid dynamics package combines the adaptive multi-grid finite volume method, the immersed boundary method and VOF (volume of fluid) method. By using the package results of the self-propelled swimming of a 3D bionic fish and fish school in a viscous fluid are obtained. With comparison to the existing experimental measurements of living fishes, the predicted structure of vortical wakes is in good agreement with the measurements.
出处 《Science China(Technological Sciences)》 SCIE EI CAS 2009年第3期658-669,共12页 中国科学(技术科学英文版)
基金 Supported by the Key Project of National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 10532040)
关键词 adaptive multi-grid immersed BOUNDARY method SELF-PROPELLED SWIMMING FISH SCHOOL 3D BIONIC FISH adaptive multi-grid immersed boundary method self-propelled swimming fish school 3D bionic fish
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