Synchronization characteristics of vortex shedding from in-line tube banks on weak acoustic resonance

The present paper focuses on the synchronization behavior of vortex shedding in in-line tube banks with and without acoustic resonance. We have studied the characteristics of acoustic resonance generated by in-line tube banks with a tube pitch ratio of 2.8 in the flow direction. The single high peak...

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Main Authors: Hiromitsu HAMAKAWA, Kazuki SHIBAYAMA, Masaya HIGUCHI, Eru KURIHARA, Eiichi NISHIDA
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Published: The Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers 2024-03-01
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Online Access:https://www.jstage.jst.go.jp/article/jfst/19/2/19_2024jfst0009/_pdf/-char/en
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author Hiromitsu HAMAKAWA
Kazuki SHIBAYAMA
Masaya HIGUCHI
Eru KURIHARA
Eiichi NISHIDA
author_facet Hiromitsu HAMAKAWA
Kazuki SHIBAYAMA
Masaya HIGUCHI
Eru KURIHARA
Eiichi NISHIDA
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description The present paper focuses on the synchronization behavior of vortex shedding in in-line tube banks with and without acoustic resonance. We have studied the characteristics of acoustic resonance generated by in-line tube banks with a tube pitch ratio of 2.8 in the flow direction. The single high peak in the sound pressure level spectrum was formed at the gap velocity from 5.0 m/s to 48.0 m/s. As the gap velocity increased, the peak frequency increased. The Strouhal number became approximately 0.145. At the gap velocity of 23.0 m/s, the acoustic resonance of the first mode occurred in the transverse direction. The flow patterns and vortex shedding of in-line tube banks at acoustic resonance have been experimentally investigated. The vortex flow field in the tube banks was measured by PIV with and without the acoustic resonance phenomenon. The alternative vortices were shed from each tube in tube banks with and without the acoustic resonance. A pair of vortices has been created at the top and bottom of the jet stream flowing between the gaps of two tubes. On the other hand, the phase-aligned alternative vortices were occasionally shed from each tube in tube banks. No acoustic resonance occurred, the phase-aligned alternative vortices were shed for 11.7 % of the 0.4 s period. When acoustic resonance occurred, the proportion of phase-aligned alternate vortices increased from 11.7 % to 31.0 %. The rate of increase in wall sound pressure is approximately equal to the rate of increase in vortex synchronization. The increase in wall sound pressure due to acoustic resonance is primarily due to the synchronization of vortices in the tube banks during the occurrence of weak resonance phenomena.
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spelling doaj.art-9b0c2d12cc1e49a48eacf6c68c854c402024-04-02T07:08:56ZengThe Japan Society of Mechanical EngineersJournal of Fluid Science and Technology1880-55582024-03-01192JFST0009JFST000910.1299/jfst.2024jfst0009jfstSynchronization characteristics of vortex shedding from in-line tube banks on weak acoustic resonanceHiromitsu HAMAKAWA0Kazuki SHIBAYAMA1Masaya HIGUCHI2Eru KURIHARA3Eiichi NISHIDA4Department of Mechanical Engineering, Oita UniversityDepartment of Mechanical Engineering, Oita UniversityDepartment of Mechanical Engineering, Oita UniversityDepartment of Mechanical Engineering, Oita UniversityShonan Institute of TechnologyThe present paper focuses on the synchronization behavior of vortex shedding in in-line tube banks with and without acoustic resonance. We have studied the characteristics of acoustic resonance generated by in-line tube banks with a tube pitch ratio of 2.8 in the flow direction. The single high peak in the sound pressure level spectrum was formed at the gap velocity from 5.0 m/s to 48.0 m/s. As the gap velocity increased, the peak frequency increased. The Strouhal number became approximately 0.145. At the gap velocity of 23.0 m/s, the acoustic resonance of the first mode occurred in the transverse direction. The flow patterns and vortex shedding of in-line tube banks at acoustic resonance have been experimentally investigated. The vortex flow field in the tube banks was measured by PIV with and without the acoustic resonance phenomenon. The alternative vortices were shed from each tube in tube banks with and without the acoustic resonance. A pair of vortices has been created at the top and bottom of the jet stream flowing between the gaps of two tubes. On the other hand, the phase-aligned alternative vortices were occasionally shed from each tube in tube banks. No acoustic resonance occurred, the phase-aligned alternative vortices were shed for 11.7 % of the 0.4 s period. When acoustic resonance occurred, the proportion of phase-aligned alternate vortices increased from 11.7 % to 31.0 %. The rate of increase in wall sound pressure is approximately equal to the rate of increase in vortex synchronization. The increase in wall sound pressure due to acoustic resonance is primarily due to the synchronization of vortices in the tube banks during the occurrence of weak resonance phenomena.https://www.jstage.jst.go.jp/article/jfst/19/2/19_2024jfst0009/_pdf/-char/envortexacoustic resonancein-line tube banksflow patternsynchronizationboiler
spellingShingle Hiromitsu HAMAKAWA
Kazuki SHIBAYAMA
Masaya HIGUCHI
Eru KURIHARA
Eiichi NISHIDA
Synchronization characteristics of vortex shedding from in-line tube banks on weak acoustic resonance
Journal of Fluid Science and Technology
vortex
acoustic resonance
in-line tube banks
flow pattern
synchronization
boiler
title Synchronization characteristics of vortex shedding from in-line tube banks on weak acoustic resonance
title_full Synchronization characteristics of vortex shedding from in-line tube banks on weak acoustic resonance
title_fullStr Synchronization characteristics of vortex shedding from in-line tube banks on weak acoustic resonance
title_full_unstemmed Synchronization characteristics of vortex shedding from in-line tube banks on weak acoustic resonance
title_short Synchronization characteristics of vortex shedding from in-line tube banks on weak acoustic resonance
title_sort synchronization characteristics of vortex shedding from in line tube banks on weak acoustic resonance
topic vortex
acoustic resonance
in-line tube banks
flow pattern
synchronization
boiler
url https://www.jstage.jst.go.jp/article/jfst/19/2/19_2024jfst0009/_pdf/-char/en
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