A numerical method based on solutions of Euler/Navier-Stokes （N-S） equations is developed for calculating the flow field over a rotor in hover. Jameson central scheme, van Leer flux-vector splitting scheme, advectio...A numerical method based on solutions of Euler/Navier-Stokes （N-S） equations is developed for calculating the flow field over a rotor in hover. Jameson central scheme, van Leer flux-vector splitting scheme, advection upwind splitting method （AUSM） scheme, upwind AUSM/van Leer scheme, AUSM＋ scheme and AUSMDV scheme are implemented for spatial discretization, and van Albada limiter is also applied. For temporal discretization, both explicit Runge-Kutta method and implicit lower-upper symmetric Gauss-Seidel （LU-SGS） method are attempted. Simultaneously, overset grid technique is adopted. In detail, hole-map method is utilized to identify intergrid boundary points （IGBPs）. Furthermore, aimed at identification issue of donor elements, inverse-map method is implemented. Eventually, blade surface pressure distributions derived from numerical simulation are validated compared with experimental data, showing that all the schemes mentioned above have the capability to predict the rotor flow field accurately. At the same time, vorticity contours are illustrated for analysis, and other characteristics are also analyzed.展开更多
This paper presents an efficient and automated Overset Grid Assembly(OGA)method for the structured grid,and investigates high-order interpolation methods for inter-grid boundaries with the cell-centered finite differe...This paper presents an efficient and automated Overset Grid Assembly(OGA)method for the structured grid,and investigates high-order interpolation methods for inter-grid boundaries with the cell-centered finite difference method.Four enhancements are introduced:a hybrid holecutting approach integrates the efficiency of approximate hole-cutting and the accuracy and robustness of direct-cutting,effectively addressing challenges such as small gaps and thin cuts;an improved implicit hole boundary optimization method,incorporating quality comparison,can significantly reduce donor search workloads;an improved implicit interpolation cell cancellation algorithm minimizes overlap regions,particularly beneficial for high-order interpolation with large stencils;an algorithm for identifying and eliminating islands without using wall distances,effectively removes islands.The OGA results of a multi-element airfoil,a circular array of cylinders,multiple spheres,and a wing-pylon-store configuration indicate that the proposed method would be a suitable selection for multi-body problems,even in the presence of small gaps and thin geometries.Additionally,for high-order interpolation at inter-grid boundaries,this study presents an optimized interpolation method designed to minimize spectral property errors.Numerical results indicate that for periodic problems frequently crossing inter-grid boundaries,the optimized interpolation is more accurate than classical Lagrange interpolation and would be a suitable selection.展开更多
Ship maneuvering in waves includes the performance of ship resistance, seakeeping, propulsion, and maneuverability. It is a complex hydrodynamic problem with the interaction of many factors. With the purpose of direct...Ship maneuvering in waves includes the performance of ship resistance, seakeeping, propulsion, and maneuverability. It is a complex hydrodynamic problem with the interaction of many factors. With the purpose of directly predicting the behavior of ship maneuvering in waves, a CFD solver named naoe-FOAM-SJTU is developed by the Computational Marine Hydrodynamics Lab(CMHL) in Shanghai Jiao Tong University. The solver is based on open source platform OpenFOAM and has introduced dynamic overset grid technology to handle complex ship hull-propeller-rudder motion system. Maneuvering control module based on feedback control mechanism is also developed to accurately simulate corresponding motion behavior of free running ship maneuver. Inlet boundary wavemaker and relaxation zone technique is used to generate desired waves. Based on the developed modules, unsteady Reynolds-averaged Navier-Stokes(RANS) computations are carried out for several validation cases of free running ship maneuver in waves including zigzag, turning circle, and course keeping maneuvers. The simulation results are compared with available benchmark data. Ship motions, trajectories, and other maneuvering parameters are consistent with available experimental data, which indicate that the present solver can be suitable and reliable in predicting the performance of ship maneuvering in waves. Flow visualizations, such as free surface elevation, wake flow, vortical structures, are presented to explain the hydrodynamic performance of ship maneuvering in waves. Large flow separation can be observed around propellers and rudders. It is concluded that RANS approach is not accurate enough for predicting ship maneuvering in waves with large flow separations and detached eddy simulation(DES) or large eddy simulation(LES) computations are required to improve the prediction accuracy.展开更多
Parametric rolling is one of five types of the ship stability failure modes as proposed by IMO. The periodic change of the metacentric height is often considered as the internal cause of this phenomenon. Parametric ro...Parametric rolling is one of five types of the ship stability failure modes as proposed by IMO. The periodic change of the metacentric height is often considered as the internal cause of this phenomenon. Parametric rolling is a complex nonlinear hydrodynamic problem, often accompanied by large amplitude vertical motions of ships. In recent years,the Reynolds-averaged Navier–Stokes(RANS) equation simulations for viscous flows have made great progress in the field of ship seakeeping. In this paper, the parametric rolling for the C11 containership in regular waves is studied both experimentally and numerically. In the experiments, parametric rolling amplitudes at different drafts, forward speeds and wave steepnesses are analyzed. The differences in the steady amplitudes of parametric rolling are observed for two drafts. The effect of the incident wave steepness(or wave amplitude) is also studied, and this supports previous results obtained on limits of the stability for parametric rolling. In numerical simulations, the ship motions of parametric rolling are analyzed by use of the potential-flow and viscous-flow methods. In the viscousflow method, the Reynolds-averaged Navier–Stokes equations are solved using the overset grid method. The numerical accuracies of the two methods at different wave steepnesses are also discussed.展开更多
Complex flow around floating structures is a highly nonlinear problem,and it is a typical feature in ship and ocean engineering.Traditional experimental methods and potential flow theory have limitations in predicting...Complex flow around floating structures is a highly nonlinear problem,and it is a typical feature in ship and ocean engineering.Traditional experimental methods and potential flow theory have limitations in predicting complex viscous flows.With the improvement of high-performance computing and the development of numerical techniques,computational fluid dynamics(CFD)has become increasingly powerful in predicting the complex viscous flow around floating structures.This paper reviews the recent progress in CFD techniques for numerical solutions of typical complex viscous flows in ship and ocean engineering.Applications to free-surface flows,breaking bow waves of high-speed ship,ship hull-propeller-rudder interaction,vortexinduced vibration of risers,vortex-induced motions of deep-draft platforms,and floating offshore wind turbines are discussed.Typical techniques,including volume of fluid for sharp interface,dynamic overset grid,detached eddy simulation,and fluid-structure coupling,are reviewed along with their applications.Some novel techniques,such as high-efficiency Cartesian grid method and GPU acceleration technique,are discussed in the last part as the future perspective for further enhancement of accuracy and efficiency for CFD simulations of complex flow in ship and ocean engineering.展开更多
基金Innovation Foundation of BUAA for PhD Graduates (300522)
文摘A numerical method based on solutions of Euler/Navier-Stokes （N-S） equations is developed for calculating the flow field over a rotor in hover. Jameson central scheme, van Leer flux-vector splitting scheme, advection upwind splitting method （AUSM） scheme, upwind AUSM/van Leer scheme, AUSM＋ scheme and AUSMDV scheme are implemented for spatial discretization, and van Albada limiter is also applied. For temporal discretization, both explicit Runge-Kutta method and implicit lower-upper symmetric Gauss-Seidel （LU-SGS） method are attempted. Simultaneously, overset grid technique is adopted. In detail, hole-map method is utilized to identify intergrid boundary points （IGBPs）. Furthermore, aimed at identification issue of donor elements, inverse-map method is implemented. Eventually, blade surface pressure distributions derived from numerical simulation are validated compared with experimental data, showing that all the schemes mentioned above have the capability to predict the rotor flow field accurately. At the same time, vorticity contours are illustrated for analysis, and other characteristics are also analyzed.
基金supported by the Foundation of State Key Laboratory of Aerodynamics of China(No.SKLA-2024-KFKT-1-008)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.91952203)。
文摘This paper presents an efficient and automated Overset Grid Assembly(OGA)method for the structured grid,and investigates high-order interpolation methods for inter-grid boundaries with the cell-centered finite difference method.Four enhancements are introduced:a hybrid holecutting approach integrates the efficiency of approximate hole-cutting and the accuracy and robustness of direct-cutting,effectively addressing challenges such as small gaps and thin cuts;an improved implicit hole boundary optimization method,incorporating quality comparison,can significantly reduce donor search workloads;an improved implicit interpolation cell cancellation algorithm minimizes overlap regions,particularly beneficial for high-order interpolation with large stencils;an algorithm for identifying and eliminating islands without using wall distances,effectively removes islands.The OGA results of a multi-element airfoil,a circular array of cylinders,multiple spheres,and a wing-pylon-store configuration indicate that the proposed method would be a suitable selection for multi-body problems,even in the presence of small gaps and thin geometries.Additionally,for high-order interpolation at inter-grid boundaries,this study presents an optimized interpolation method designed to minimize spectral property errors.Numerical results indicate that for periodic problems frequently crossing inter-grid boundaries,the optimized interpolation is more accurate than classical Lagrange interpolation and would be a suitable selection.
基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China (51809169,51879159,51490675,11432009, 51579145)Chang Jiang Scholars Program (T2014099)+2 种基金Shanghai Excellent Academic Leaders Program (17XD1402300)Program for Professor of Special Appointment (Eastern Scholar)at Shanghai Institutions of Higher Learning (2013022)Innovative Special Project of Numerical Tank of Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of China (2016-23/09).
文摘Ship maneuvering in waves includes the performance of ship resistance, seakeeping, propulsion, and maneuverability. It is a complex hydrodynamic problem with the interaction of many factors. With the purpose of directly predicting the behavior of ship maneuvering in waves, a CFD solver named naoe-FOAM-SJTU is developed by the Computational Marine Hydrodynamics Lab(CMHL) in Shanghai Jiao Tong University. The solver is based on open source platform OpenFOAM and has introduced dynamic overset grid technology to handle complex ship hull-propeller-rudder motion system. Maneuvering control module based on feedback control mechanism is also developed to accurately simulate corresponding motion behavior of free running ship maneuver. Inlet boundary wavemaker and relaxation zone technique is used to generate desired waves. Based on the developed modules, unsteady Reynolds-averaged Navier-Stokes(RANS) computations are carried out for several validation cases of free running ship maneuver in waves including zigzag, turning circle, and course keeping maneuvers. The simulation results are compared with available benchmark data. Ship motions, trajectories, and other maneuvering parameters are consistent with available experimental data, which indicate that the present solver can be suitable and reliable in predicting the performance of ship maneuvering in waves. Flow visualizations, such as free surface elevation, wake flow, vortical structures, are presented to explain the hydrodynamic performance of ship maneuvering in waves. Large flow separation can be observed around propellers and rudders. It is concluded that RANS approach is not accurate enough for predicting ship maneuvering in waves with large flow separations and detached eddy simulation(DES) or large eddy simulation(LES) computations are required to improve the prediction accuracy.
基金financially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.51379045,51679043,and 51679053)the National Defense Basic Scientific Research Foundation(Grant No.B2420132001)
文摘Parametric rolling is one of five types of the ship stability failure modes as proposed by IMO. The periodic change of the metacentric height is often considered as the internal cause of this phenomenon. Parametric rolling is a complex nonlinear hydrodynamic problem, often accompanied by large amplitude vertical motions of ships. In recent years,the Reynolds-averaged Navier–Stokes(RANS) equation simulations for viscous flows have made great progress in the field of ship seakeeping. In this paper, the parametric rolling for the C11 containership in regular waves is studied both experimentally and numerically. In the experiments, parametric rolling amplitudes at different drafts, forward speeds and wave steepnesses are analyzed. The differences in the steady amplitudes of parametric rolling are observed for two drafts. The effect of the incident wave steepness(or wave amplitude) is also studied, and this supports previous results obtained on limits of the stability for parametric rolling. In numerical simulations, the ship motions of parametric rolling are analyzed by use of the potential-flow and viscous-flow methods. In the viscousflow method, the Reynolds-averaged Navier–Stokes equations are solved using the overset grid method. The numerical accuracies of the two methods at different wave steepnesses are also discussed.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(51809169,51879159)Chang Jiang Scholars Program(T2014099)+2 种基金Shanghai Excellent Academic Leaders Program(17XD1402300)Innovative Special Project of Numerical Tank of Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of China(2016-23/09)National Key Research and Development Program of China(2019YFB1704203,2019YFC0312400).
文摘Complex flow around floating structures is a highly nonlinear problem,and it is a typical feature in ship and ocean engineering.Traditional experimental methods and potential flow theory have limitations in predicting complex viscous flows.With the improvement of high-performance computing and the development of numerical techniques,computational fluid dynamics(CFD)has become increasingly powerful in predicting the complex viscous flow around floating structures.This paper reviews the recent progress in CFD techniques for numerical solutions of typical complex viscous flows in ship and ocean engineering.Applications to free-surface flows,breaking bow waves of high-speed ship,ship hull-propeller-rudder interaction,vortexinduced vibration of risers,vortex-induced motions of deep-draft platforms,and floating offshore wind turbines are discussed.Typical techniques,including volume of fluid for sharp interface,dynamic overset grid,detached eddy simulation,and fluid-structure coupling,are reviewed along with their applications.Some novel techniques,such as high-efficiency Cartesian grid method and GPU acceleration technique,are discussed in the last part as the future perspective for further enhancement of accuracy and efficiency for CFD simulations of complex flow in ship and ocean engineering.
