The authors consider numerical simulations of transonic flows through various turbine cascades in a confined channel which approximates boundaries of real wind tunnel.The boundaries of the wind tunnel are impermeable ...The authors consider numerical simulations of transonic flows through various turbine cascades in a confined channel which approximates boundaries of real wind tunnel.The boundaries of the wind tunnel are impermeable or there can be permeable tailboards to diminish shock wave reflections.The mathematical model is based on Favre-averaged Navier-Stokes equations closed by a turbulence model and model of transition to turbulence.The mathematical model is solved by an implicit finite volume method with multi-block grids.Several types of turbine blade cascades with subsonic or supersonic inlet are presented.The results are compared with optical measurements and simulations of periodic cascades.The validity of experimental reference flow parameters in relation to computed flow patterns is discussed.展开更多
The present computational study addresses the attenuation of the shock wave propagating in a duct, using a porous wall/cavity system. In the present study, a weak shock wave propagating over the porous wall/cavity sys...The present computational study addresses the attenuation of the shock wave propagating in a duct, using a porous wall/cavity system. In the present study, a weak shock wave propagating over the porous wall/cavity system is investigated with computational fluid dynamics. A total variation diminishing scheme is employed to solve the unsteady, two-dimensional, compressible, Navier-Stokes equations. The Mach number of an initial shock wave is changed in the range from 1.02 to 1.12. Several different types of porous wall/cavity systems are tested to investigate the passive control effects. The results show that wall pressure strongly fluctuates due to diffraction and reflection processes of the shock waves behind the incident shock wave. From the results, it is understood that for effective alleviation of tunnel impulse waves, the length of the perforated region should be sufficiently long.展开更多
Weakly consolidated reservoirs are prone to sand production problem,which can lead to equipment damages and environmental issues.The conditions for sand production depend on stresses and properties of rock and fluid.A...Weakly consolidated reservoirs are prone to sand production problem,which can lead to equipment damages and environmental issues.The conditions for sand production depend on stresses and properties of rock and fluid.Accurate sand volume estimation is,however,still a challenging issue,especially for reservoirs in weak formations.The weak reservoirs containing viscous or heavy oil are mainly discovered in shallow depths in Kazakhstan,with moderate temperature and pressure.Many prediction models developed for open-hole completions where the reservoir materials usually possess certain strength are not applicable for the local reservoirs where the materials are significantly weaker even if casing is used to support the wellbore with oil produced through the perforation tunnels.In this context,a prediction model was proposed where the volume of the produced sand was estimated as the volume of the plastic zone of the failed materials surrounding the perforation tunnels.The model assumes an evolving truncated conical shape for the damage zone and takes into account stress distributions and shear failure in this zone.Then,the proposed model was used to estimate sand volumes in 20 wells during oil production with sequential increase of flow rates.The predictions match well with the measured sand volumes in a local oil field.Finally,a sensitivity analysis was conducted on the model performance.It shows that the permeability of the plastic zone was the most significant controlling factor in the prediction results.展开更多
基金the Institutional support(RVO 61388998)the Technology Agency of the Czech Republic(Grant TA02020057)+1 种基金support from the Center of Advanced Aerospace Technology(CZ.02.1.01/0.0/0.0/16019/0000826)Centre for Advanced Applied Science(CZ.02.1.01/0.0/0.0/1619/0000778)。
文摘The authors consider numerical simulations of transonic flows through various turbine cascades in a confined channel which approximates boundaries of real wind tunnel.The boundaries of the wind tunnel are impermeable or there can be permeable tailboards to diminish shock wave reflections.The mathematical model is based on Favre-averaged Navier-Stokes equations closed by a turbulence model and model of transition to turbulence.The mathematical model is solved by an implicit finite volume method with multi-block grids.Several types of turbine blade cascades with subsonic or supersonic inlet are presented.The results are compared with optical measurements and simulations of periodic cascades.The validity of experimental reference flow parameters in relation to computed flow patterns is discussed.
文摘The present computational study addresses the attenuation of the shock wave propagating in a duct, using a porous wall/cavity system. In the present study, a weak shock wave propagating over the porous wall/cavity system is investigated with computational fluid dynamics. A total variation diminishing scheme is employed to solve the unsteady, two-dimensional, compressible, Navier-Stokes equations. The Mach number of an initial shock wave is changed in the range from 1.02 to 1.12. Several different types of porous wall/cavity systems are tested to investigate the passive control effects. The results show that wall pressure strongly fluctuates due to diffraction and reflection processes of the shock waves behind the incident shock wave. From the results, it is understood that for effective alleviation of tunnel impulse waves, the length of the perforated region should be sufficiently long.
基金sponsored by a Nazarbayev University research grant
文摘Weakly consolidated reservoirs are prone to sand production problem,which can lead to equipment damages and environmental issues.The conditions for sand production depend on stresses and properties of rock and fluid.Accurate sand volume estimation is,however,still a challenging issue,especially for reservoirs in weak formations.The weak reservoirs containing viscous or heavy oil are mainly discovered in shallow depths in Kazakhstan,with moderate temperature and pressure.Many prediction models developed for open-hole completions where the reservoir materials usually possess certain strength are not applicable for the local reservoirs where the materials are significantly weaker even if casing is used to support the wellbore with oil produced through the perforation tunnels.In this context,a prediction model was proposed where the volume of the produced sand was estimated as the volume of the plastic zone of the failed materials surrounding the perforation tunnels.The model assumes an evolving truncated conical shape for the damage zone and takes into account stress distributions and shear failure in this zone.Then,the proposed model was used to estimate sand volumes in 20 wells during oil production with sequential increase of flow rates.The predictions match well with the measured sand volumes in a local oil field.Finally,a sensitivity analysis was conducted on the model performance.It shows that the permeability of the plastic zone was the most significant controlling factor in the prediction results.
