In this paper,the interactions between extreme waves and a vertical cylinder are investigated through a 3-D two-phase flow model.The numerical model is verified and validated by experimental data.Then,two factors are ...In this paper,the interactions between extreme waves and a vertical cylinder are investigated through a 3-D two-phase flow model.The numerical model is verified and validated by experimental data.Then,two factors are considered,the global wave steepness and the frequency bandwidth of the wave groups,in the studies of the in-line wave forces and the wave run-up around a cylinder.It is found that both the in-line wave forces and the wave run-up are remarkably increased with the increase of the global wave steepness,whereas the effect of the frequency bandwidth on the in-line wave forces is relatively weak in comparison with its effect on the wave run-up.The minimum and maximum wave run-ups are located in the directions of 22.5°and 180°with respect to the direction of the incident waves,respectively.Additionally,a new empirical formula is proposed for predicting the in-line wave forces by using only the free surface elevations around the cylinder.The results of the formula agree well with the simulation results.展开更多
This paper proposes a 3-D non-hydrostatic free surface flow model with a newly proposed general boundary-fitted grid system to simulate the nonlinear interactions of the bi-chromatic deep-water gravity waves.First,the...This paper proposes a 3-D non-hydrostatic free surface flow model with a newly proposed general boundary-fitted grid system to simulate the nonlinear interactions of the bi-chromatic deep-water gravity waves.First,the monochromatic bidirectional and bi-chromatic bidirectional waves of small wave steepness are successively simulated to verify the abilities of the numerical model.Then,a series of bi-chromatic progressive waves of moderate wave steepness and different crossing angles are simulated and analyzed in detail.It is found that if the crossing angle is close to or smaller than the resonant angle,apparent discrepancies are observed among the numerical results,the linear wave theory,and the steady third-order theory.Otherwise,the three solutions coincide well.Through analysis,it is concluded that the discrepancies are caused by the third-order quasi-resonant interactions between the bi-chromatic progressive waves.Such interactions not only could modify the wave spectrum,but could also change the wave shape patterns.展开更多
基金supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China(Grant No.2017 YFC1404200)the National Nature Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.51679031,51720105010 and 51979029)the Liaoning Revitalization Talents Program(Grant No.XLYC1807010).
文摘In this paper,the interactions between extreme waves and a vertical cylinder are investigated through a 3-D two-phase flow model.The numerical model is verified and validated by experimental data.Then,two factors are considered,the global wave steepness and the frequency bandwidth of the wave groups,in the studies of the in-line wave forces and the wave run-up around a cylinder.It is found that both the in-line wave forces and the wave run-up are remarkably increased with the increase of the global wave steepness,whereas the effect of the frequency bandwidth on the in-line wave forces is relatively weak in comparison with its effect on the wave run-up.The minimum and maximum wave run-ups are located in the directions of 22.5°and 180°with respect to the direction of the incident waves,respectively.Additionally,a new empirical formula is proposed for predicting the in-line wave forces by using only the free surface elevations around the cylinder.The results of the formula agree well with the simulation results.
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.51720105010,51979029 and 51679031)This work was supported by the Liaoning Revitalization Talents Program(Grant No.XLYC1807010)the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities(Grant No.DUT2019TB02).
文摘This paper proposes a 3-D non-hydrostatic free surface flow model with a newly proposed general boundary-fitted grid system to simulate the nonlinear interactions of the bi-chromatic deep-water gravity waves.First,the monochromatic bidirectional and bi-chromatic bidirectional waves of small wave steepness are successively simulated to verify the abilities of the numerical model.Then,a series of bi-chromatic progressive waves of moderate wave steepness and different crossing angles are simulated and analyzed in detail.It is found that if the crossing angle is close to or smaller than the resonant angle,apparent discrepancies are observed among the numerical results,the linear wave theory,and the steady third-order theory.Otherwise,the three solutions coincide well.Through analysis,it is concluded that the discrepancies are caused by the third-order quasi-resonant interactions between the bi-chromatic progressive waves.Such interactions not only could modify the wave spectrum,but could also change the wave shape patterns.
