In view of the fact that large scale vortices play the substantial role of momentum transport in turbulent flows, large eddy simulation （LES） is considered as a better simulation model. However, the sub-grid scale ...In view of the fact that large scale vortices play the substantial role of momentum transport in turbulent flows, large eddy simulation （LES） is considered as a better simulation model. However, the sub-grid scale （SGS） models reported so far have not ascertained under what flow conditions the LES can lapse into the direct nu-merical simulation. To overcome this discrepancy, this paper develops a swirling strength based the SGS model to properly model the turbulence intermittency, with the primary characteristics that when the local swirling strength is zero, the local sub-grid viscosity will be vanished. In this paper, the model is used to investigate the flow characteris-tics of zero-incident incompressible turbulent flows around a single square cylinder （SC） at a low Reynolds number range Re ∈ [103, 104]. The flow characteristics investigated include the Reynolds number dependence of lift and drag coefficients, the distributions of time-spanwise averaged variables such as the sub-grid viscosity and the logarithm of Kolmogorov micro-scale to the base of 10 at Re=2 500 and 104, the contours of spanwise and streamwise vorticity components at t = 170. It is revealed that the peak value of sub-grid viscosity ratio and its root mean square （RMS） values grow with the Reynolds number. The dissipation rate of turbulent kinetic energy is larger near the SC solid walls. The instantaneous factor of swirling strength intermittency （FSI） exhibits some laminated structure involved with vortex shedding.展开更多
By using the linearized barotropic vorticity equation in polar coordinates the stability of pertur- bations on a large scale circular basic flow is transformed into a generalized eigenvalue problem, yielding the relat...By using the linearized barotropic vorticity equation in polar coordinates the stability of pertur- bations on a large scale circular basic flow is transformed into a generalized eigenvalue problem, yielding the relationship between the growth rate of the amplitude of perturbations and the az- imuthal wave number. Then, numerical experiments whose integration time is 60 model hours are performed in terms of a quasi-geostrophic barotropic model in Cartesian coordinates using the per- turbation stream function field of unstable mode superimposed on a strong and weak circular basic flows as the initial fields. The experimental results reveal that the amplitudes of the initial pertur- bations in the model atmosphere grow with time. The amplitude of the perturbations superimposed on the strong circular basic flow grows quicker and forms a spiral-band-like structure.展开更多
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.11372303)
文摘In view of the fact that large scale vortices play the substantial role of momentum transport in turbulent flows, large eddy simulation （LES） is considered as a better simulation model. However, the sub-grid scale （SGS） models reported so far have not ascertained under what flow conditions the LES can lapse into the direct nu-merical simulation. To overcome this discrepancy, this paper develops a swirling strength based the SGS model to properly model the turbulence intermittency, with the primary characteristics that when the local swirling strength is zero, the local sub-grid viscosity will be vanished. In this paper, the model is used to investigate the flow characteris-tics of zero-incident incompressible turbulent flows around a single square cylinder （SC） at a low Reynolds number range Re ∈ [103, 104]. The flow characteristics investigated include the Reynolds number dependence of lift and drag coefficients, the distributions of time-spanwise averaged variables such as the sub-grid viscosity and the logarithm of Kolmogorov micro-scale to the base of 10 at Re=2 500 and 104, the contours of spanwise and streamwise vorticity components at t = 170. It is revealed that the peak value of sub-grid viscosity ratio and its root mean square （RMS） values grow with the Reynolds number. The dissipation rate of turbulent kinetic energy is larger near the SC solid walls. The instantaneous factor of swirling strength intermittency （FSI） exhibits some laminated structure involved with vortex shedding.
基金This work was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China
文摘By using the linearized barotropic vorticity equation in polar coordinates the stability of pertur- bations on a large scale circular basic flow is transformed into a generalized eigenvalue problem, yielding the relationship between the growth rate of the amplitude of perturbations and the az- imuthal wave number. Then, numerical experiments whose integration time is 60 model hours are performed in terms of a quasi-geostrophic barotropic model in Cartesian coordinates using the per- turbation stream function field of unstable mode superimposed on a strong and weak circular basic flows as the initial fields. The experimental results reveal that the amplitudes of the initial pertur- bations in the model atmosphere grow with time. The amplitude of the perturbations superimposed on the strong circular basic flow grows quicker and forms a spiral-band-like structure.
