For shallow water flow, the depth-averaged governing equations are derived by depth-averaging of the mean equations for three-dimensional turbulent flows. The influences of free water surface and of topography of rive...For shallow water flow, the depth-averaged governing equations are derived by depth-averaging of the mean equations for three-dimensional turbulent flows. The influences of free water surface and of topography of river bed are taken into account.The depth-averaged equations of k-εturbulence model are also obtained. Because it Accounts for the three-dimensional effect, this model is named as the complete Depth-averaged model.The boundaries of natural water bodies are usually curved.In this work, the derived equations in Cartesian coordinates are transformed into orthogonal coordinates. The obtained equations can be applied directly to numerical computation of practical problems.展开更多
By analyzing the components of Reynolds stresses of implicit algebraic stress model(IASM) in this paper, that Reynolds stresses in buoyant turbulent flows were produced by both strain and buoyancy is considered. Conse...By analyzing the components of Reynolds stresses of implicit algebraic stress model(IASM) in this paper, that Reynolds stresses in buoyant turbulent flows were produced by both strain and buoyancy is considered. Consequently, a nonlinear anisotropy buoyant turbulence model was developed by applying linearity of equilibrium hypothesis to Reynolds stress transports. The model avoids numerical singularity and its reliability is verified by the comparisons between predictions and experimental data.展开更多
The fractal dimension of a jet into a crossflow is calculated by means of PLIF (planar laser induced fluorescence) technique and box counting method. The effects of the intersection position, image averaging and thre...The fractal dimension of a jet into a crossflow is calculated by means of PLIF (planar laser induced fluorescence) technique and box counting method. The effects of the intersection position, image averaging and threshold setting on the fractal dimension are investigated in detail. Results illustrate that a jet into a crossflow also behaves with the fractal characteristics. Compared with a free axisymmetric jet, the jet into the crossflow has stronger anisotropy, resulting in a fractal dimension varying with the momentum ratio.展开更多
A depth averaged nonlinear k ε model for turbulent flows in complex geometries has been developed in a boundary fitted coordinate system. The SIMPLEC procedure is used to develop an economical discrete method for ...A depth averaged nonlinear k ε model for turbulent flows in complex geometries has been developed in a boundary fitted coordinate system. The SIMPLEC procedure is used to develop an economical discrete method for staggered grids to analyze flows in a 90° bend. This paper describes how to change a program in rectangular coordinate into a boundary fitted coordinate. The results compare well with experimental data for flow in a meandering channel showing the efficiency of the model and the discrete method.展开更多
This paper analyzes the mixing zone of a vertical discharge of sewage into a natural tidal river with strong tidal currents. The paper presents a numerical model, which combines 1 D and 2 D models to compute the mix...This paper analyzes the mixing zone of a vertical discharge of sewage into a natural tidal river with strong tidal currents. The paper presents a numerical model, which combines 1 D and 2 D models to compute the mixing zone for the Sibao Segment of the Qiantang River. The simple 1 D model was used to model the flow for the entire river using field data as the boundary conditions. The complete depth averaged turbulence model was used for the 2 D computation. The calculated results agree well with the field observations. The analysis provides a practical method for the computation of mixing zones in tidal rivers.展开更多
Without the ‘rigid lid’ assumption, the depth averaged linear k-ε model can describe the change of water depth. However, it is incapable of accurately simulating turbulent flows, where the normal Reynolds stresses...Without the ‘rigid lid’ assumption, the depth averaged linear k-ε model can describe the change of water depth. However, it is incapable of accurately simulating turbulent flows, where the normal Reynolds stresses play an important role. A depth averaged nonlinear k-ε model is developed taking into account the stress relations described by Speziale. The depth averaged linear and nonlinear k-ε models can both be used to calculate the flow field near a side discharge into open channel flow, but the results of the nonlinear model are in much closer agreement with experimental results. Furthermore, the technique of changing the 2D linear k-ε program into a depth averaged, nonlinear program is presented.展开更多
文摘For shallow water flow, the depth-averaged governing equations are derived by depth-averaging of the mean equations for three-dimensional turbulent flows. The influences of free water surface and of topography of river bed are taken into account.The depth-averaged equations of k-εturbulence model are also obtained. Because it Accounts for the three-dimensional effect, this model is named as the complete Depth-averaged model.The boundaries of natural water bodies are usually curved.In this work, the derived equations in Cartesian coordinates are transformed into orthogonal coordinates. The obtained equations can be applied directly to numerical computation of practical problems.
文摘By analyzing the components of Reynolds stresses of implicit algebraic stress model(IASM) in this paper, that Reynolds stresses in buoyant turbulent flows were produced by both strain and buoyancy is considered. Consequently, a nonlinear anisotropy buoyant turbulence model was developed by applying linearity of equilibrium hypothesis to Reynolds stress transports. The model avoids numerical singularity and its reliability is verified by the comparisons between predictions and experimental data.
文摘The fractal dimension of a jet into a crossflow is calculated by means of PLIF (planar laser induced fluorescence) technique and box counting method. The effects of the intersection position, image averaging and threshold setting on the fractal dimension are investigated in detail. Results illustrate that a jet into a crossflow also behaves with the fractal characteristics. Compared with a free axisymmetric jet, the jet into the crossflow has stronger anisotropy, resulting in a fractal dimension varying with the momentum ratio.
文摘A depth averaged nonlinear k ε model for turbulent flows in complex geometries has been developed in a boundary fitted coordinate system. The SIMPLEC procedure is used to develop an economical discrete method for staggered grids to analyze flows in a 90° bend. This paper describes how to change a program in rectangular coordinate into a boundary fitted coordinate. The results compare well with experimental data for flow in a meandering channel showing the efficiency of the model and the discrete method.
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文摘This paper analyzes the mixing zone of a vertical discharge of sewage into a natural tidal river with strong tidal currents. The paper presents a numerical model, which combines 1 D and 2 D models to compute the mixing zone for the Sibao Segment of the Qiantang River. The simple 1 D model was used to model the flow for the entire river using field data as the boundary conditions. The complete depth averaged turbulence model was used for the 2 D computation. The calculated results agree well with the field observations. The analysis provides a practical method for the computation of mixing zones in tidal rivers.
文摘Without the ‘rigid lid’ assumption, the depth averaged linear k-ε model can describe the change of water depth. However, it is incapable of accurately simulating turbulent flows, where the normal Reynolds stresses play an important role. A depth averaged nonlinear k-ε model is developed taking into account the stress relations described by Speziale. The depth averaged linear and nonlinear k-ε models can both be used to calculate the flow field near a side discharge into open channel flow, but the results of the nonlinear model are in much closer agreement with experimental results. Furthermore, the technique of changing the 2D linear k-ε program into a depth averaged, nonlinear program is presented.