an efficient inflow generation for large-eddy simulation of wind/tide turbine flows
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Zheng-Tong Xie (AFM group, FEE). An efficient inflow generation for large-eddy simulation of wind/tide turbine flows. Questions and approaches. Why turbulence? Why bother to use LES and to develop inflow generation method? (LES for large separation, peak loading, providing parameterisation) - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
An efficient inflow generation for large-eddy simulation of wind/tide turbine flows
Zheng-Tong Xie (AFM group, FEE)
Questions and approaches • Why turbulence?
• Why bother to use LES and to develop inflow generation method? (LES for large separation, peak loading, providing parameterisation)
• Current inflow approaches - inefficient, divergence-free not considered (e.g. inlet velocities does not satisfy continuity eq).
• Why divergence-free required? (when peak loading, acoustic issues are of interest).
• We developed a simple and efficient inflow generation –500 times faster than the old ones; artificial p flucts. significantly reduced.
• Applications: wind turbine flows, ventilation in large buildings, heat transfer at building surfaces.
Spanwise-component of vorticity at mid-span of a NACA0006 blade at α =7˚, Re =50,000 (Kim, Xie, Castro 2011)
Laminar inlet
Turbulent inlet, TI=8%
LES of flows around a static wind-turbine blade
Pressure fluctuations at x/=30
Divergence free inflow conditions for a plane channel flow
О~103 reduced!
Ref data
(Kim, Xie, Castro 2012)
Div. non-free Div. free