The coupling effect between a pulsating bubble and a free surface near a rigid structure is a complicated physical process.In this study,the evolution of an underwater explosion bubble and the free surface near a rigi...The coupling effect between a pulsating bubble and a free surface near a rigid structure is a complicated physical process.In this study,the evolution of an underwater explosion bubble and the free surface near a rigid structure is modeled by the boundary integral method.An approach of“double-node method”is used to maintain the stability of fluid-structure junction in the simulations,and meshes on the free surface and the structure are transformed to an open domain to ensure the calculation accuracy and efficiency.Validations are conducted against an underwater explosion experiment near a rigid structure.As a result,the simulations trace the jetting behavior of the bubble and the rise of the free surface.Finally,the bubble migration and the height of the free surface for different structure draughts are analyzed.展开更多
基金This work is supported by the National Key R&D Program of China(2018YFC0308900)the National Natural Science Founda-tion of China(11872158,52001085)+1 种基金the Postdoctoral Science Foun-dation(2019M661256)the Heilongjiang Postdoctoral Fund,China(LBH-Z19135).
文摘The coupling effect between a pulsating bubble and a free surface near a rigid structure is a complicated physical process.In this study,the evolution of an underwater explosion bubble and the free surface near a rigid structure is modeled by the boundary integral method.An approach of“double-node method”is used to maintain the stability of fluid-structure junction in the simulations,and meshes on the free surface and the structure are transformed to an open domain to ensure the calculation accuracy and efficiency.Validations are conducted against an underwater explosion experiment near a rigid structure.As a result,the simulations trace the jetting behavior of the bubble and the rise of the free surface.Finally,the bubble migration and the height of the free surface for different structure draughts are analyzed.
