摘要
Numerical simulations and the control of self-propelled swimming of three-dimensional bionic fish in a viscous flow and the mechanism of fish swimming are carried out in this study,with a 3D computational fluid dynamics package,which includes the immersed boundary method and the volume of fluid method,the adaptive multi-grid finite volume method,and the control strategy of fish swimming.Firstly,the mechanism of 3D fish swimming was studied and the vorticity dynamics root was traced to the moving body surface by using the boundary vorticity-flux theory.With the change of swimming speed,the contributions of the fish body and caudal fin to thrust are analyzed quantitatively.The relationship between vortex structures of fish swimming and the forces exerted on the fish body are also given in this paper.Finally,the 3D wake structure of self-propelled swimming of 3D bionic fish is presented.The in-depth analysis of the 3D vortex structure in the role of 3D biomimetic fish swimming is also performed.
Numerical simulations and the control of self-propelled swimming of three-dimensional bionic fish in a viscous flow and the mechanism of fish swimming are carried out in this study, with a 3D computational fluid dynamics package, which includes the immersed boundary method and the volume of fluid method, the adaptive multi-grid finite volume method, and the control strategy of fish swimming. Firstly, the mechanism of 3D fish swimming was studied and the vorticity dynamics root was traced to the moving body surface by using the boundary vorticity-flux theory. With the change of swimming speed, the con- tributions of the fish body and caudal fin to thrust are analyzed quantitatively. The relationship between vortex structures of fish swimming and the forces exerted on the fish body are also given in this paper. Finally, the 3D wake structure of self-propelled swimming of 3D bionic fish is presented. The in-depth analysis of the 3D vortex structure in the role of 3D biomimetic fish swimming is also performed.
基金
the support of National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No.10672183)
