32 6 Vol.32.6 2011 6 JournalofHarbinEngineeringUniversity Jun.2011 doi:10.3969/j.isn.1006-7043.2011.06.002 CFD,, (! ",#$ %& 430033) :!"#,$%&' N S ()* VOF(volumefraction)+,, -./01! *,2% 34+,567&'$8+,.59:;, <= > ; *?@. AB C!DE FG* <,5 HI+JKELMNO 4, NO PQ R$%S34+,=,BTUVPQ 34+,WXY, Z[(\],^AUPQ 34 +,V E34_ `.abc, ()* VOF+,! 7*, < Z Z. :!;)* VOF!+,;34+,;NO PQ; 7 :U661.31!"#$%:A!&' :1006 7043(2011)06 0702 06 NumericalstudyoftipvortexcavitationusingCFDmethod HANBaoyu,XIONGYing,LIUZhihua (ColegeofNavalArchitectureandPower,NavalUniversityofEngineering,Wuhan430033,China) Abstract:Thenumericalsimulationoftipvortexcavitationissignificantintheprocestoaleviatetheefectsofthe cavitation.thecharacteristicsoftipvortexcavitationbehindanelipticfoilwerestudiedusingreynolds averaged Navier Stokes(RANS)equationswithamodifiedVOF(volumefraction)cavitationmodel.Theturbulencemodel selectedwasanexplicitalgebraicreynoldsstresmodel.inordertoreducethediscreteerorinducedbythegrid, meshrefinementwasappliedtotheareaofthetipvortexcoreinnumericalsimulation.first,theaxisandtangential velocityofthetipvortexflowfieldwithnocavitationwerecalculated.toconsidertheefectofsystemrotationand streamlinecurvature,therotation curvaturecorectionwasadaptedtotheturbulencemodelanditwasfoundthe turbulencemodelaftercorectionincreasedthepredictionprecision.numericalresultsshowthatthecorectededdyvis cosityturbulencemodelsagreedwelwiththeexperiment,whiletheunmodifiedversionsover predictedtheturbulence induceddifusion.basedonthat,thedesinencecavitationnumberoftipvortexcavitationwaspredictedusingtherans methodandmodifiedvofcavitationmodel,andthenumericalresultshowsgoodagreementwithexperimentalresult. Keywords:tipvortexcavitation;modifiedVOFcavitationmodel;turbulencemodel;rotation curvaturecorection; desinencecavitationnumber! N 01! F.!BCD,, B, C.a =!, H I 4! /. [1 4] a N 01! / B.,7 :2010 07 13. (): c (51079157). *+,-: (1981 ),, C,E mail:hamberg001@si na.com; (1958 ),,, C../*+:. R 4 E 7 "#, S E 4, b$%7 R+J 8!.,$% RANS R ( 4 +J!4/ FG,b! 4 7.RANS Ra < 4 D 7,K>; 34+,;^ 4 = as! +,. Dacles Mariani [5] RANS R=7 ; <,!5 _ " #$,K%& '
6, :! CFD7 R 703 15 ; HI < 4 FG.Spal [6] V ; >,!5a 4 <=( K>; (),*$ +," -.a34+,, Churchfield [7] BTT AUVNO PQ. / 34+,0V K> 34_ `, 1 9:.^UVNO PQ [8] 34+, K> _ `,Y <.!+,, [9] $%23!+,+ J * 4 1 5. [10] % ) * VOF (volumefraction)+, [11] +J NACA66*41, 5!FG, 7D 5 B 67T8*. 91& 5 NACA160201, -./0 15 8,2%UVNO PQ 67& '$834+, 014 FG, Z*.abc,%)* VOF+, +J : 7;! /, 7*. 1 1.1 01 5 ρ t + x j (ρu j )=0, (1) t (ρu i)+ (ρu x j u i )=- ρ + j x i [ ( ) ] ρ (μ+μ x t ) u i + u j - 2 u k δ j x j x i 3 x. (2) ij k 4 = NO4 13 _ \,$%_ 34+,+J 4 FG ZWX.5 <,Walin [12] Y = X > 6 7 & ' $ 8 +, (EARSM),?+, &'$8 @A * B!>,CD =. E 4 T8 $, &'$8 $ EL>, F 34. G W4 N 4 H IJK NOA 5L E4 FG, M4= 3 N9.5 O 5L $, Walin [13] Y= )%S EARSM34+, NO PQ R,9:KE 3 _ `. [14] V %/ +, 6 EARSM+, * NO PQ, 34+, 1 4 7 +J.BTUVPQ EARSM 3 4+, < Z\ 34+, Z[( ].b5 P, 9 <=Q%UVNO P Q EARSM34+,. 1.2 RP Bakir [11] Y=,S( TU V,W X 3 F.YLS( :,S( @ : 1 ρ=. (3) (1-y d -y v )/ρ l +y d /ρ d +y v /ρ v X U. (%; mg ),YL X F75 7,@ ρ m,g 5 1 ρ m =. (4) (1-y d )/ρ l +y d /ρ d >=:ρ5@,y5 F7,; dg X,lG 0,vG V,y =ρ /α /ρ.?s( 5 t (ρ mα m )+ x j (ρ m u j α m )=S l. (5) >=:α5 ZF7,V ZF7 α v =1-α m ;S l= -S v,5s( V [ \].X ( ^ _ S l G">,`>(1)~(5)a,- V ZF7. Fbc/X V, v S =Nρ v 4πR 2 br b. (6) >=:R b 5X,N5 ZEX 7. RP Rayleigh Pleset,CD *$ _,, R b = 2 p v -p sgn(p 3 ρ v -p). (7) 槡 l >=:p v p ρ l F 5X!W8 4 W8 0 @.^ { 3α d α 4πR 3 m,p v -p>0; b N = (8) 3α v,p 4πR 3 v -p 0. b RP>(6)~(8), Sl =-F c Nρ v 4πR 2 b 槡 2p v -p sgn(p 3 ρ v -p).(9) >=:F c U L7,%SPQX.a>(4)~(9)=,y d R b F c 5U 7.RP 9 [10], p v -p>0d,f c =100; p v -p 0D, F c =0.005. <=!5 y d =1.3 10-7,R b =1 10-6 m. 2 9 <+, 1& 5 NACA160201/ -./01,1 C=0.475m, l
704 32 L=0.7125m. [1] a 0 =2, %& 5 1.14m 1.14m. 4 V= 10m/s,cS 4 &'75 4.75 10 6,1 α=10. 5 < R HI, 9 <.1. a1r = >, = 1 F 5 2.5C,10.0C. < L 1. 3.1 6 789 M4= IJK NOA 4 7?,a+JE4 D,$ % H67&'$8+,(EARSM)+, UNO PQ 34+,(EARSM CC) < Z WX. 3 4F x 3 > E (U/U ) (V t /U ) z FG < Z Z. 1 Fig.1 Domainusedincomputations RP < /, 9 % H,; < * ; F, 2. F / 1 E4 E,5 \HI +J E4, 9$% O,; 1 I ; * >,Y ;,. ; y + a 1~30[. (a)x/c=0.1 2 2345 Fig.2 Overalviewofcomputationaldomaingrid TSKE \,5 9:? 7, 9 K ; *?@, KE ; 7" 50 50, < ; 75 500. a, 45 &' 7.1, * W5 151170Pa, $ 4 5 10m/s, > 34 5 0.15%, _ 5 5;= 5 4 12957kg/s; 1G < ;G 5,. <a % CFD CFX=2. (b)x/c=0.2 3 9 < 014 FG, V? R,.abc $%!+,! *. (c)x/c=0.3 3 :; Fig.3 Profilesofvelocityintipvortex
6, :! CFD7 R 705 3=, =,a x >,AUPQ 67&'$8+, WX S Z, a x/c=0.3d S 4, Z. 5 ; B, IJK NO?, _ ` 9 :,^AUPQ 34+,V E3 4_ `, 1E 9V.^UVNO PQ 67&'$8+, 9 3 _ `, ai x/c=0.1> Z[( ].^? >Q! C E,5! C Y. 4, =,UVNO PQ 34 +,HI = x > FG, Z[(\];^AUPQ 34+, V, Z WX. Z, =,am4i x >, z<0d,e4 awx, T.9 [15]!5H 01 *, <H I+J= * %. (c)x/c=0.3 4 : Fig.4 Profilesoftangentialvelocityintipvortex 55$%PQ 34+, < F (ω x C/U )a x/c=0.1 0.2 > ( 5 ; ), =, *. =, =,a x/c=0.1>* \, \WX, 4 < Z=,. ; B,* BCF, ( =. T8, 6 =, = 5 ω x C/U =100,* 5 ω x C/U =-20. (a)x/c=0.1 (b)x/c=0.2 5 <=>?@ Fig.5 Formationandrolupofthetipvortex
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