In this study,a common-node DEM-SPH coupling model based on the shared node method is proposed,and a fluid–structure coupling method using the common-node discrete element method-smoothed particle hydrodynamics(DS-SP...In this study,a common-node DEM-SPH coupling model based on the shared node method is proposed,and a fluid–structure coupling method using the common-node discrete element method-smoothed particle hydrodynamics(DS-SPH)method is developed using LS-DYNA software.The DEM and SPH are established on the same node to create common-node DEM-SPH particles,allowing for fluid–structure interactions.Numerical simulations of various scenarios,including water entry of a rigid sphere,dam-break propagation over wet beds,impact on an ice plate floating on water and ice accumulation on offshore structures,are conducted.The interaction between DS particles and SPH fluid and the crack generation mechanism and expansion characteristics of the ice plate under the interaction of structure and fluid are also studied.The results are compared with available data to verify the proposed coupling method.Notably,the simulation results demonstrated that controlling the cutoff pressure of internal SPH particles could effectively control particle splashing during ice crushing failure.展开更多
In this work,a novel fluid-structure coupling method called the common node discrete element-smoothed particle hydrodynamics(DS-SPH)method is introduced.This framework combines the principles of the common node discre...In this work,a novel fluid-structure coupling method called the common node discrete element-smoothed particle hydrodynamics(DS-SPH)method is introduced.This framework combines the principles of the common node discrete element method(DEM)and smoothed particle hydrodynamics(SPH)to construct DEM-SPH particles situated on the same node.By doing so,the DEM particles can interact with the SPH particles within their support domain,enabling fluid-structure interaction(FSI).To determine the DEM microscopic parameters required for this method,uniaxial compression and three-point bending tests are conducted on sea ice.To verify the proposed model,we select the interaction between sea ice and structures as a case study.Through simulation,the model's capability of accurately depicting sea ice deformation and fracture has been demonstrated.The results indicate that the inclusion of SPH particles with fluid properties in the DEM model has minimal impact on the main mechanical parameters of sea ice.Additionally,it helps prevent the occurrence of particle splashing during cement failure.However,it is observed that the size of DEM particles and the friction between DEM particles and the structure significantly influence the macroscopic mechanical behavior of the common-node DEM-SPH model.Finally,we compare the fracture behavior of sea ice and the ice forces acting on structures obtained from the current model with on-site measured results.The agreement between the two sets of data is excellent,further validating the effectiveness of the proposed model in practical applications.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.52201323).
文摘In this study,a common-node DEM-SPH coupling model based on the shared node method is proposed,and a fluid–structure coupling method using the common-node discrete element method-smoothed particle hydrodynamics(DS-SPH)method is developed using LS-DYNA software.The DEM and SPH are established on the same node to create common-node DEM-SPH particles,allowing for fluid–structure interactions.Numerical simulations of various scenarios,including water entry of a rigid sphere,dam-break propagation over wet beds,impact on an ice plate floating on water and ice accumulation on offshore structures,are conducted.The interaction between DS particles and SPH fluid and the crack generation mechanism and expansion characteristics of the ice plate under the interaction of structure and fluid are also studied.The results are compared with available data to verify the proposed coupling method.Notably,the simulation results demonstrated that controlling the cutoff pressure of internal SPH particles could effectively control particle splashing during ice crushing failure.
基金financially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No.52201323)。
文摘In this work,a novel fluid-structure coupling method called the common node discrete element-smoothed particle hydrodynamics(DS-SPH)method is introduced.This framework combines the principles of the common node discrete element method(DEM)and smoothed particle hydrodynamics(SPH)to construct DEM-SPH particles situated on the same node.By doing so,the DEM particles can interact with the SPH particles within their support domain,enabling fluid-structure interaction(FSI).To determine the DEM microscopic parameters required for this method,uniaxial compression and three-point bending tests are conducted on sea ice.To verify the proposed model,we select the interaction between sea ice and structures as a case study.Through simulation,the model's capability of accurately depicting sea ice deformation and fracture has been demonstrated.The results indicate that the inclusion of SPH particles with fluid properties in the DEM model has minimal impact on the main mechanical parameters of sea ice.Additionally,it helps prevent the occurrence of particle splashing during cement failure.However,it is observed that the size of DEM particles and the friction between DEM particles and the structure significantly influence the macroscopic mechanical behavior of the common-node DEM-SPH model.Finally,we compare the fracture behavior of sea ice and the ice forces acting on structures obtained from the current model with on-site measured results.The agreement between the two sets of data is excellent,further validating the effectiveness of the proposed model in practical applications.
