High-Reynolds number calculations of turbulent heat transfer in FlowVision software

This work presents the model of heat wall functions FlowVision (WFFV), which allows simulation of nonisothermal flows of fluid and gas near solid surfaces on relatively coarse grids with use of turbulence models. The work follows the research on the development of wall functions applicable in wide r...

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Main Authors: Sergey V. Zhluktov, Andrey A. Aksenov, Dmitriy Vladimirovich Savitskiy
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Language:Russian
Published: Institute of Computer Science 2018-08-01
Series:Компьютерные исследования и моделирование
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Online Access:http://crm.ics.org.ru/uploads/crmissues/crm_2018_4/2018_04_07.pdf
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author Sergey V. Zhluktov
Andrey A. Aksenov
Dmitriy Vladimirovich Savitskiy
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Dmitriy Vladimirovich Savitskiy
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description This work presents the model of heat wall functions FlowVision (WFFV), which allows simulation of nonisothermal flows of fluid and gas near solid surfaces on relatively coarse grids with use of turbulence models. The work follows the research on the development of wall functions applicable in wide range of the values of quantity y+. Model WFFV assumes smooth profiles of the tangential component of velocity, turbulent viscosity, temperature, and turbulent heat conductivity near a solid surface. Possibility of using a simple algebraic model for calculation of variable turbulent Prandtl number is investigated in this study (the turbulent Prandtl number enters model WFFV as parameter). The results are satisfactory. The details of implementation of model WFFV in the FlowVision software are explained. In particular, the boundary condition for the energy equation used in high-Reynolds number calculations of non-isothermal flows is considered. The boundary condition is deduced for the energy equation written via thermodynamic enthalpy and via full enthalpy. The capability of the model is demonstrated on two test problems: flow of incompressible fluid past a plate and supersonic flow of gas past a plate (M = 3). Analysis of literature shows that there exists essential ambiguity in experimental data and, as a consequence, in empirical correlations for the Stanton number (that being a dimensionless heat flux). The calculations suggest that the default values of the model parameters, automatically specified in the program, allow calculations of heat fluxes at extended solid surfaces with engineering accuracy. At the same time, it is obvious that one cannot invent universal wall functions. For this reason, the controls of model WFFV are made accessible from the FlowVision interface. When it is necessary, a user can tune the model for simulation of the required type of flow. The proposed model of wall functions is compatible with all the turbulence models implemented in the FlowVision software: the algebraic model of Smagorinsky, the Spalart-Allmaras model, the SST $k-\omega$ model, the standard $k-\varepsilon$ model, the $k-\varepsilon$ model of Abe, Kondoh, Nagano, the quadratic $k-\varepsilon$ model, and $k-\varepsilon$ model FlowVision.
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spelling doaj.art-1478de9b3cc345f3b403e3ee79edd8f42022-12-21T18:41:31ZrusInstitute of Computer ScienceКомпьютерные исследования и моделирование2076-76332077-68532018-08-0110446148110.20537/2076-7633-2018-10-4-461-4812711High-Reynolds number calculations of turbulent heat transfer in FlowVision softwareSergey V. ZhluktovAndrey A. AksenovDmitriy Vladimirovich SavitskiyThis work presents the model of heat wall functions FlowVision (WFFV), which allows simulation of nonisothermal flows of fluid and gas near solid surfaces on relatively coarse grids with use of turbulence models. The work follows the research on the development of wall functions applicable in wide range of the values of quantity y+. Model WFFV assumes smooth profiles of the tangential component of velocity, turbulent viscosity, temperature, and turbulent heat conductivity near a solid surface. Possibility of using a simple algebraic model for calculation of variable turbulent Prandtl number is investigated in this study (the turbulent Prandtl number enters model WFFV as parameter). The results are satisfactory. The details of implementation of model WFFV in the FlowVision software are explained. In particular, the boundary condition for the energy equation used in high-Reynolds number calculations of non-isothermal flows is considered. The boundary condition is deduced for the energy equation written via thermodynamic enthalpy and via full enthalpy. The capability of the model is demonstrated on two test problems: flow of incompressible fluid past a plate and supersonic flow of gas past a plate (M = 3). Analysis of literature shows that there exists essential ambiguity in experimental data and, as a consequence, in empirical correlations for the Stanton number (that being a dimensionless heat flux). The calculations suggest that the default values of the model parameters, automatically specified in the program, allow calculations of heat fluxes at extended solid surfaces with engineering accuracy. At the same time, it is obvious that one cannot invent universal wall functions. For this reason, the controls of model WFFV are made accessible from the FlowVision interface. When it is necessary, a user can tune the model for simulation of the required type of flow. The proposed model of wall functions is compatible with all the turbulence models implemented in the FlowVision software: the algebraic model of Smagorinsky, the Spalart-Allmaras model, the SST $k-\omega$ model, the standard $k-\varepsilon$ model, the $k-\varepsilon$ model of Abe, Kondoh, Nagano, the quadratic $k-\varepsilon$ model, and $k-\varepsilon$ model FlowVision.http://crm.ics.org.ru/uploads/crmissues/crm_2018_4/2018_04_07.pdfturbulent boundary layerhigh-Reynolds number calculationswall functionsincompressible fluidcompressible gasnon-isothermal flowheat fluxplate
spellingShingle Sergey V. Zhluktov
Andrey A. Aksenov
Dmitriy Vladimirovich Savitskiy
High-Reynolds number calculations of turbulent heat transfer in FlowVision software
Компьютерные исследования и моделирование
turbulent boundary layer
high-Reynolds number calculations
wall functions
incompressible fluid
compressible gas
non-isothermal flow
heat flux
plate
title High-Reynolds number calculations of turbulent heat transfer in FlowVision software
title_full High-Reynolds number calculations of turbulent heat transfer in FlowVision software
title_fullStr High-Reynolds number calculations of turbulent heat transfer in FlowVision software
title_full_unstemmed High-Reynolds number calculations of turbulent heat transfer in FlowVision software
title_short High-Reynolds number calculations of turbulent heat transfer in FlowVision software
title_sort high reynolds number calculations of turbulent heat transfer in flowvision software
topic turbulent boundary layer
high-Reynolds number calculations
wall functions
incompressible fluid
compressible gas
non-isothermal flow
heat flux
plate
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