A synchronization method is developed for the fluid-thermal study of hypersonic flow.Different from conventional loosely/tightly coupled methods which separately deal with the flow field and the structure temperature ...A synchronization method is developed for the fluid-thermal study of hypersonic flow.Different from conventional loosely/tightly coupled methods which separately deal with the flow field and the structure temperature field,the presented method expresses the governing equations in a unified framework so that the two fields can be calculated simultaneously.For efficiently solving the unified equations,the finite volume method together with the dual-time stepping approach is employed.Like in the flow field,the local time step is also used in the temperature field,which is determined from thermal conductivity spectral radii.In order to treat the fluid-structure interface more conveniently,an expanded virtual boundary is introduced.For validation,several fluid-thermal hypersonic flow problems are simulated.The computed results are compared with those obtained from the coupled methods and the experiment.In the continuous heating problems,the stagnation temperatures predicted by both the coupled and synchronization methods are in good agreements with the experimental data.In the unsteady flowthermal hypersonic flows,the stagnation heat fluxes predicted by the presented method and tightly coupled method are basically the same,which agree better with the experimental data than those predicted by the loosely coupled method.In terms of prediction of the stagnation temperature,the synchronization method shows better accuracy than the tightly coupled method.展开更多
The spatial evolution of vortices and transition to three-dimensionality in the wake of two circular cylinders in tandem arrangement have been numerically studied. An improved virtual body method developed from the vi...The spatial evolution of vortices and transition to three-dimensionality in the wake of two circular cylinders in tandem arrangement have been numerically studied. An improved virtual body method developed from the virtual boundary method is used here. A Reynolds number range between 220 and 270 has been considered, and the spacing between two cylinders is selected as L/D=3 and L/D=3.5. When L/D=3, the secondary vortices of Mode-A are seen to appear at Re=240 and persist over the range of the Reynolds number of 240~270. When L/D=3.5, the similar critical Reynolds number has been found at Re=250. No obvious discontinuity has been found in the Strouhal-Reynolds number relationship, and this is different from three-dimensional flow around a single cylinder at the critical Reynolds number. The spanwise wavelength is about four times the diameter of the cylinder, and it is the characteristic wavelength for Mode-A instability. This paper can give some foremost insight into the three-dimensional instability of flow by complicated geometrical configuration.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.11872212)
文摘A synchronization method is developed for the fluid-thermal study of hypersonic flow.Different from conventional loosely/tightly coupled methods which separately deal with the flow field and the structure temperature field,the presented method expresses the governing equations in a unified framework so that the two fields can be calculated simultaneously.For efficiently solving the unified equations,the finite volume method together with the dual-time stepping approach is employed.Like in the flow field,the local time step is also used in the temperature field,which is determined from thermal conductivity spectral radii.In order to treat the fluid-structure interface more conveniently,an expanded virtual boundary is introduced.For validation,several fluid-thermal hypersonic flow problems are simulated.The computed results are compared with those obtained from the coupled methods and the experiment.In the continuous heating problems,the stagnation temperatures predicted by both the coupled and synchronization methods are in good agreements with the experimental data.In the unsteady flowthermal hypersonic flows,the stagnation heat fluxes predicted by the presented method and tightly coupled method are basically the same,which agree better with the experimental data than those predicted by the loosely coupled method.In terms of prediction of the stagnation temperature,the synchronization method shows better accuracy than the tightly coupled method.
基金This work was financially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 10272094)
文摘The spatial evolution of vortices and transition to three-dimensionality in the wake of two circular cylinders in tandem arrangement have been numerically studied. An improved virtual body method developed from the virtual boundary method is used here. A Reynolds number range between 220 and 270 has been considered, and the spacing between two cylinders is selected as L/D=3 and L/D=3.5. When L/D=3, the secondary vortices of Mode-A are seen to appear at Re=240 and persist over the range of the Reynolds number of 240~270. When L/D=3.5, the similar critical Reynolds number has been found at Re=250. No obvious discontinuity has been found in the Strouhal-Reynolds number relationship, and this is different from three-dimensional flow around a single cylinder at the critical Reynolds number. The spanwise wavelength is about four times the diameter of the cylinder, and it is the characteristic wavelength for Mode-A instability. This paper can give some foremost insight into the three-dimensional instability of flow by complicated geometrical configuration.