The turbulence characteristics of both decelerating and accelerating flows under a gradually varying flume are investigated by using a three-dimensional down-looking acoustic Doppler velocimeter （ADV）. The time-aver...The turbulence characteristics of both decelerating and accelerating flows under a gradually varying flume are investigated by using a three-dimensional down-looking acoustic Doppler velocimeter （ADV）. The time-averaged velocity profiles are flatened except for the central parts, and fairly fit into logarithmic laws and those in the plane circulation under the gradual expansion are more likely to be negative. The complex secondary currents are identified under the present gradual transition attributed to the combination of driving forces induced by both the boundary configuration variation and the tmbalanced turbulence： a circulation on each side of the expansion and a pair of circulations on each side of the contraction. One sees an anisotropy in the turbulence intensities, the turbulence intensities increase or level out with the flow depth except those under expansion, and the V component of the turbulence intensity typically outweighs that in the streamwise direction. Apart from the above results, the respective particular distributions of the primary Reynolds shear stresses （ rxy and rxz ） under the gradual expansion and contraction can account for the patterns of the secondary currents in this investigation.展开更多
In order to simulate multiscale problems such as turbulent flows effectively, the high-order accurate reconstruction based on minimized dispersion and controllable dissipation(MDCD) is implemented in the second-order ...In order to simulate multiscale problems such as turbulent flows effectively, the high-order accurate reconstruction based on minimized dispersion and controllable dissipation(MDCD) is implemented in the second-order accurate gas-kinetic scheme(GKS) to improve the accuracy and resolution. MDCD is firstly extended to non-uniform grids through the modification of dissipation and dispersion coefficients for uniform grids based on the local stretch ratio. Remarkable improvements in accuracy and resolution are achieved on general grids. Then a new scheme, MDCD-GKS is constructed, with the help of MDCD reconstruction, not only for conservative variables, but also for their gradients. MDCD-GKS shows good accuracy and efficiency in typical numerical tests.MDCD-GKS is also coupled with the improved delayed detached-eddy simulation(IDDES) hybrid model and applied in the fine simulation of turbulent flow around a cylinder, and the prediction is in good agreement with experiments when using the relatively coarse grid. The high accuracy and resolution of the developed GKS guarantee its high efficiency in practical applications.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.41171016)the Sichuan Province Science and Technology Support Program(Grant No.2014SZ0163)
文摘The turbulence characteristics of both decelerating and accelerating flows under a gradually varying flume are investigated by using a three-dimensional down-looking acoustic Doppler velocimeter （ADV）. The time-averaged velocity profiles are flatened except for the central parts, and fairly fit into logarithmic laws and those in the plane circulation under the gradual expansion are more likely to be negative. The complex secondary currents are identified under the present gradual transition attributed to the combination of driving forces induced by both the boundary configuration variation and the tmbalanced turbulence： a circulation on each side of the expansion and a pair of circulations on each side of the contraction. One sees an anisotropy in the turbulence intensities, the turbulence intensities increase or level out with the flow depth except those under expansion, and the V component of the turbulence intensity typically outweighs that in the streamwise direction. Apart from the above results, the respective particular distributions of the primary Reynolds shear stresses （ rxy and rxz ） under the gradual expansion and contraction can account for the patterns of the secondary currents in this investigation.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos. 11672158, and 11172154)the National Key Basic Research and Development Program (Grant No. 2014CB744100)the Special Program for Applied Research on Super Computation of the NSFC-Guangdong Joint Fund (the second phase)
文摘In order to simulate multiscale problems such as turbulent flows effectively, the high-order accurate reconstruction based on minimized dispersion and controllable dissipation(MDCD) is implemented in the second-order accurate gas-kinetic scheme(GKS) to improve the accuracy and resolution. MDCD is firstly extended to non-uniform grids through the modification of dissipation and dispersion coefficients for uniform grids based on the local stretch ratio. Remarkable improvements in accuracy and resolution are achieved on general grids. Then a new scheme, MDCD-GKS is constructed, with the help of MDCD reconstruction, not only for conservative variables, but also for their gradients. MDCD-GKS shows good accuracy and efficiency in typical numerical tests.MDCD-GKS is also coupled with the improved delayed detached-eddy simulation(IDDES) hybrid model and applied in the fine simulation of turbulent flow around a cylinder, and the prediction is in good agreement with experiments when using the relatively coarse grid. The high accuracy and resolution of the developed GKS guarantee its high efficiency in practical applications.
