The traditional high-level Green-Naghdi(HLGN)model,which uses the polynomial as the shape function to approximate the variation of the horizontal-and vertical-velocity components along the vertical direction for each-...The traditional high-level Green-Naghdi(HLGN)model,which uses the polynomial as the shape function to approximate the variation of the horizontal-and vertical-velocity components along the vertical direction for each-fluid layer,can accurately describe the large-amplitude internal waves in a two-layer system for the shallow configuration(h_(2)/λ■1,h_(1)/λ■1).However,for the cases of the deep configuration(h_(2)/λ■1,h_(1)/λ=O(1)),higher-order polynomial is needed to approximate the variation of the velocity components along the vertical direction for the lower-fluid layer.This,however,introduces additional unknowns,leading to a significant increase in computational time.This paper,for the first time,derives a general form of the HLGN model for a two-layer fluid system,where the general form of the shape function is used during the derivation.After obtaining the general form of the two-layer HLGN equations,corresponding solutions can be obtained by determining the reasonable shape function.Large-amplitude internal solitary waves in a deep configuration are studied by use of two different HLGN models.Comparison of the two HLGN models shows that the polynomial as the shape function for the upper-fluid layer and the production of exponential and polynomial as the shape function for the lower-fluid layer is a good choice.By comparing with Euler’s solutions and the laboratory measurements,the accuracy of the two-layer HLGN model is verified.展开更多
The evolution of the nonlinear wave groups in deep water is investigated through laboratory measurements and numerical analysis.Laboratory experiments are conducted in deep-water wave tank,focusing on the characterist...The evolution of the nonlinear wave groups in deep water is investigated through laboratory measurements and numerical analysis.Laboratory experiments are conducted in deep-water wave tank,focusing on the characteristics of breaking waves arising from the evolved wave train.Some quantitative results are obtained for the significant breaking wave train,including the surface elevation time series,the local geometry,and the energy dissipation.A nonlinear model for the evolution of the wave groups in deep water is developed by adding eddy viscosity dissipation terms in the High Level Irrotational Green-Naghdi(HLIGN)equations.The results of the simulation are compared with the laboratory measurements,and good agreement is observed for the evolved wave train.展开更多
In this paper,steady solutions of solitary waves in the presence of nonuniform shear currents are obtained by use of the high-level Green-Naghdi(HLGN)model.We focus on large-amplitude solitary waves in strong opposing...In this paper,steady solutions of solitary waves in the presence of nonuniform shear currents are obtained by use of the high-level Green-Naghdi(HLGN)model.We focus on large-amplitude solitary waves in strong opposing shear currents.The linear-type currents,quadratic-type currents and cubic-type currents are considered.In particular,the wave speed,wave profile,velocity field,particle trajectories and vorticity distribution are studied.It is demonstrated that presence of the nonuniform shear current modifies the velocity field and vorticity field of the solitary wave.展开更多
This paper presents predictions of the added resistance of a ship in waves at a low speed according to the IMO minimum propulsion power requirement by a hybrid Taylor expansion boundary element method(TEBEM).The flow ...This paper presents predictions of the added resistance of a ship in waves at a low speed according to the IMO minimum propulsion power requirement by a hybrid Taylor expansion boundary element method(TEBEM).The flow domain is divided into two parts:the inner domain and the outer domain.The first-order TEBEM with a simple Green function is used for the solution in the inner domain and the zero order TEBEM with a transient free surface Green function is used for the solution in the outer domain.The TEBEM is applied in the numerical prediction of the motions and the added resistance in waves for three new designed commercial ships.The numerical results are compared with those obtained from the seakeeping model tests.It is shown that the prediction of the ship motions and the added resistance in waves are in good agreement with the experimental results.The comparison also indicates that the accuracy of the motion estimation is crucial for the prediction of the wave added resistance.In general,the TEBEM enjoys a satisfactory accuracy and efficiency to predict the added resistance in waves at a low speed according to the IMO minimum propulsion power requirement.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.12202114,52261135547).
文摘The traditional high-level Green-Naghdi(HLGN)model,which uses the polynomial as the shape function to approximate the variation of the horizontal-and vertical-velocity components along the vertical direction for each-fluid layer,can accurately describe the large-amplitude internal waves in a two-layer system for the shallow configuration(h_(2)/λ■1,h_(1)/λ■1).However,for the cases of the deep configuration(h_(2)/λ■1,h_(1)/λ=O(1)),higher-order polynomial is needed to approximate the variation of the velocity components along the vertical direction for the lower-fluid layer.This,however,introduces additional unknowns,leading to a significant increase in computational time.This paper,for the first time,derives a general form of the HLGN model for a two-layer fluid system,where the general form of the shape function is used during the derivation.After obtaining the general form of the two-layer HLGN equations,corresponding solutions can be obtained by determining the reasonable shape function.Large-amplitude internal solitary waves in a deep configuration are studied by use of two different HLGN models.Comparison of the two HLGN models shows that the polynomial as the shape function for the upper-fluid layer and the production of exponential and polynomial as the shape function for the lower-fluid layer is a good choice.By comparing with Euler’s solutions and the laboratory measurements,the accuracy of the two-layer HLGN model is verified.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.51079032,51490671,and 11572093)the International Science and Cooperation Sponsored by the National Ministry of Science and Technology of China(No.2012DFA70420)
基金Projects supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.11772099)the Heilongjiang Touyan Innovation Team Program,China.
文摘The evolution of the nonlinear wave groups in deep water is investigated through laboratory measurements and numerical analysis.Laboratory experiments are conducted in deep-water wave tank,focusing on the characteristics of breaking waves arising from the evolved wave train.Some quantitative results are obtained for the significant breaking wave train,including the surface elevation time series,the local geometry,and the energy dissipation.A nonlinear model for the evolution of the wave groups in deep water is developed by adding eddy viscosity dissipation terms in the High Level Irrotational Green-Naghdi(HLIGN)equations.The results of the simulation are compared with the laboratory measurements,and good agreement is observed for the evolved wave train.
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.11772099,11972126,11572093 and 51490671).
文摘In this paper,steady solutions of solitary waves in the presence of nonuniform shear currents are obtained by use of the high-level Green-Naghdi(HLGN)model.We focus on large-amplitude solitary waves in strong opposing shear currents.The linear-type currents,quadratic-type currents and cubic-type currents are considered.In particular,the wave speed,wave profile,velocity field,particle trajectories and vorticity distribution are studied.It is demonstrated that presence of the nonuniform shear current modifies the velocity field and vorticity field of the solitary wave.
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.51709064).
文摘This paper presents predictions of the added resistance of a ship in waves at a low speed according to the IMO minimum propulsion power requirement by a hybrid Taylor expansion boundary element method(TEBEM).The flow domain is divided into two parts:the inner domain and the outer domain.The first-order TEBEM with a simple Green function is used for the solution in the inner domain and the zero order TEBEM with a transient free surface Green function is used for the solution in the outer domain.The TEBEM is applied in the numerical prediction of the motions and the added resistance in waves for three new designed commercial ships.The numerical results are compared with those obtained from the seakeeping model tests.It is shown that the prediction of the ship motions and the added resistance in waves are in good agreement with the experimental results.The comparison also indicates that the accuracy of the motion estimation is crucial for the prediction of the wave added resistance.In general,the TEBEM enjoys a satisfactory accuracy and efficiency to predict the added resistance in waves at a low speed according to the IMO minimum propulsion power requirement.