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Thermophysics and Aeromechanics

2008 year, number 2

1.
Volume fraction flux approximation in a two-fluid flow

S.N. Yakovenko1, K.C. Chang2
1 National Cheng-Kung University, Tainan, Taiwan
2 Khristianovich Institute of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics SB RAS, Novosibirsk, Russia
Pages: 169-186

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The broken dam problem flow is tested to check accuracy of different procedures for gas-liquid interface resolution based on solution of the additional equation for the volume fraction of liquid phase. The study is focused on the numerical schemes used to approximate advection fluxes of this equation. In particular, the MUSCL scheme with QUICK interpolants and compressive minmod TVD limiters with the slope modification technique for the volume fraction fluxes is applied, as well as the upwind- downwind donor acceptor procedure designed in the VOF method. As the first stage, the quite simple and explicit procedure adopting the artificial compressibility method is used to solve the velocity and pressure equations. Computations are initially performed with a careful grid and time step independence studies. Importance of the wall boundary condition is also discussed. To present free surface motion, results of numerical investigation are shown in terms of contour plots for the volume fraction at successive times, as well as surge front and column height positions versus time.



2.
Influence of bubbly clusters on the characteristics of the two-phase gas-liquid flow in a flat channel

O.N. Kashinsky1, E.V. Kaipova2
1Kutateladze Institute of Thermophysics SB RAS, Novosibirsk, Russia
2 Kutateladze Institute of Thermophysics SB RAS, Novosibirsk, Russia
Pages: 187-195

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Results of experimental investigation of a bubbly gas-liquid flow in horizontal and weakly inclined (from −20° to +20°) flat channel are presented. These measurements were carried out within the 0.2-1 m/s range of superficial velocities and volumetric gas flow rate ratio of up to 0.2. The hydrodynamic structure was measured by the electrochemical method with application of wall shear stress and conductivity microprobes. During the experiments signals of shear stress on the upper channel wall and local gas flow rate ratio were recorded completely. After numerical treatment of recorded signals the profiles of local gas flow rate ratio were obtained, average shear stress and its relative mean square pulsations on the upper channel wall were determined. It is shown that under the studied regimes the bubbles are grouped into clusters, and the bubbly flow is presented by alternation of bubbly clusters and single-phase liquid with separate bubbles and without them. Average wall shear stress and absolute shear stress pulsations in the range of bubbly clusters and beyond them were determined. Histograms of probability density distribution were obtained for the wall shear stress on the upper wall. It is shown that average shear stress and absolute pulsations in clusters are significantly higher than those in the flow zone free from bubbles.



3.
Influence of the opening angle of a conical supersonic nozzle on the structure of initial interval of non-isobaric jet

V.N. Vetlutsky1, V.L. Ganimedov2, M.I. Muchnaya3
1 Khristianovich Institute of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics SB RAS, Novosibirsk, Russia
2 Khristianovich Institute of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics SB RAS, Novosibirsk, Russia
3 Khristianovich Institute of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics SB RAS, Novosibirsk, Russia
Pages: 197-203

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The ideal gas exhaustion from an infinite volume into a gas at rest through a supersonic conical Laval nozzle is considered. The problem was solved numerically by steadying in time in a unified formulation for the regions inside the nozzle and in the ambient environment. In such a statement, the nozzle outlet section is no internal boundary of the region under consideration, and there is no need of specifying the boundary conditions here. Local subsonic zones arising in the flow lie inside the region under consideration, which eliminates the possibility of using a marching technique along one of the coordinates. The numerical solution is constructed by a unified algorithm for the entire flow region, which gives a possibility of obtaining a higher accuracy. The computations are carried out in the jet initial interval, where, according to monograph [1], the wave phenomena predominate over the viscous effects.
The exhaustion process is described by the system of gas dynamics equations. Their solution is constructed with the aid of a finite difference Harten's TVD (Total Variation Diminishing) scheme [2], which has the second approximation order in space. The second approximation order in time is achieved with the aid of a five-stage Runge−Kutta method. The solution algorithm has been parallelized in space and implemented on the multi-processor computer systems of the ITAM SB RAS and the MVS-128 of the Siberian Supercomputer Center of SB RAS.
The influence of the semi-apex angle of the nozzle supersonic part and the pressure jump between the nozzle outlet section and the ambient environment on the flow in the initial interval of a non-isobaric jet is investigated in the work. A comparison with experimental data is presented. The computations are carried out for the semi-apex angles of the nozzle supersonic part from 0 (parallel flow) to 20 degrees. For all considered nozzles, the Mach number in the nozzle outlet section, which was computed from the one-dimensional theory, equaled three. Computations showed that in the case of flow acceleration in a conical supersonic nozzle, its geometry is one of the main factors determining the formation of the jet initial interval in ambient environment.



4.
Heat transfer peculiarities in separated flow past an oblique rib under different external turbulence

V.I. Terekhov1, N.I. Yarygina2, YA.I. Smulsky3
1 Kutateladze Institute of Thermophysics SB RAS, Novosibirsk, Russia
2 Kutateladze Institute of Thermophysics SB RAS, Novosibirsk, Russia
3 Kutateladze Institute of Thermophysics SB RAS, Novosibirsk, Russia
Pages: 205-213

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Results of an experimental study of turbulent flow past a flat rib installed at an angle to the free-stream direction are reported. In the experiments, external flows with two different turbulence numbers were used, and the angle of rib inclination to the free stream was varied from 50 to 90°. The experiments were performed for ribs of various heights under conditions with natural and high (13.4 %) free-stream turbulence levels. Visualization tests were performed to elucidate the vortex formation pattern and the direction of flow streamlines. Deformations of the recirculation region and secondary-vortex zone as well as enhanced effects due to 3D flow structure observed on decreasing the angle φ, and also notable restructuring of the flow at a high free-stream turbulence intensity, were identified. A comparison between pressure coefficients in different longitudinal sections of the channel is reported for ribs of various heights installed at various angles φ. The influence of rib inclination angle, rib height, and free-stream turbulence number on local heat-transfer coefficients and heat-transfer intensification is analysed.



5.
Heat transfer in a turbulent separation region with superimposed stream pulsations

I.A. Davletshin1, N.I. Mikheev2, V.M. Molochnikov3
1 Research Center for Power Engineering Problems RAS, Kazan Scientific Center, Kazan, Russia
2 Research Center for Power Engineering Problems RAS, Kazan Scientific Center, Kazan, Russia
3 Research Center for Power Engineering Problems RAS, Kazan Scientific Center, Kazan, Russia
Pages: 215-222

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Experimental data on heat transfer in turbulent separation region behind obstacle in a broad frequency range of superimposed free-stream pulsations are reported. The heat-transfer coefficient was determined by solving an inverse non-stationary heat conduction problem based on experimentally measured wall transient temperature. Substantial heat-transfer intensification in the separation region of the pulsating flow was



6.
Numerical simulation of evolution of intensive waves of the second sound in superfluid helium turbulent flow

L.P. Kondaurova1, S.K. Nemirovsky2
1 Kutateladze Institute of Thermophysics SB RAS, Novosibirsk, Russia
2 Kutateladze Institute of Thermophysics SB RAS, Novosibirsk, Russia
Pages: 223-231

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Results of simulation study of evolution of solitary intensive second-sound waves spreading in superfluid helium are presented. Quantitative description was carried out on the basis of equations of hydrodynamics of superfluid turbulence (HST). HST equations with second-order accuracy (relative parameter deviation from equilibrium) were written for the cases of planar, cylindrical, and spherical geometries. The system of equations was solved using the disruption decay technique. Calculations were carried out for the temperature of undisturbed helium Т0 = 1.4 K. Simulation results were compared with experimental data.



7.
Stability of steady thermal convection in a tilted rectangular cavity in low-mode approximation

R.V. Sagitov1, A.N. Sharifulin2
1 Perm State Technical University, Perm, Russia
2 Perm State Technical University, Perm, Russia
Pages: 233-241

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The model system of ordinary differential equations [1, 2] governing the behavior of a non-uniformly heated fluid in a tilted cavity is used for studying the stability of steady regimes of thermal convection at arbitrary (not small) tilting of the rectangular cavity. The bifurcation curve is constructed, which separates the region of parameters (the Rayleigh number ⎯ the cavity tilting angle) into two regions ⎯ the internal and external ones. In the external region, the system has one stable steady solution, and in the internal region, it has three steady solutions. One of them is always unstable in a monotone way, and two others may be both stable and unstable. The neutral curves are constructed, which determine the boundaries of the incipience of the oscillatory and monotone instabilities.



8.
Resonance effect of the bottom topography on the surface of an inclined layer of a viscous liquid

E.A. Demekhin1, E.M. Shapar2, A.S. Selin3
1 South Scientific Center RAS, Krasnodar, Russia
2 South Scientific Center RAS, Krasnodar, Russia
3 Kuban State University, Krasnodar, Russia
Pages: 243-252

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The reaction of the film interface to low-amplitude waviness of the wall was studied. A linearized version of the problem described by the Orr ⎯ Sommerfeld equation was considered; the solution was sought by asymptotic expansion in small parameter 1/Re, and usual spectral problem concerning stability to perturbations of exp[(xct)] type was solved. According to calculations, for some specially chosen wave numbers α the drift and dispersion effects balance each other, providing zero resulting velocity cR = 0. If we assume that a rigid wall is corrugated with the same α, we can say that stationary waves caused by the wavy wall are in resonance with intrinsic perturbations of the second kind.



9.
Condensation on the surface of vertical tube placed in a granular layer with different contact wetting angle

M.I. Shilyaev1, A.R. Bogomolov2, P.T. Petrik3
1 Tomsk State University of Architecture and Building
2 Kutateladze Institute of Thermophysics SB RAS
3 Kuzbass State Technical University
Pages: 255-265

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The results of theoretical and experimental studies of heat exchange at condensation of motionless steam on a vertical tube placed in a granular layer with different wetting angle are presented. Theoretical dependencies are obtained for the estimate of heat-exchange intensity, which account for the condensate slip on the surfaces of grains, and their satisfactory agreement with experimental data of the authors is shown.



10.
Third heat transfer crisis at subcooling

B.P. Avksentyuk1, V.V. Ovchinnikov2
1 Vinnitsa Institute of Trade and Economics of Kiev National University of Trade and Economics, Vinnitsa, Ukraine
2 Kutateladze Institute of Thermophysics SB RAS, Novosibirsk, Russia
Pages: 267-274

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The effect of liquid subcooling below the saturation temperature on the third heat transfer crisis was studied experimentally at pool boiling. Experimental data on the threshold values of superheating and heat fluxes, above which the evaporation front and third heat transfer crisis for acetone at subcooling from 0.3 to 10 K are formed, were shown. Formation of evaporation fronts is the necessary, but not sufficient condition for the third heat transfer crisis at subcooling. It was found that formation of a stable vapor film after propagation of condensation fronts over the heater surface is possible at heat fluxes considerably lower than the first critical one.



11.
Design of reinforced composites with a given set of effective thermophysical characteristics and some adjoining problems of diagnostics of their properties

YU.V. Nemirovsky1, A.P. Yankovsky2
1 Khristianovich Institute of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics SB RAS
2 Khristianovich Institute of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics SB RAS
Pages: 275-289

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A thermal conductivity model is proposed for an orthogonally reinforced fiber medium with dispersed hardening of the bonding agent. On its basis, the problem of the design of a composite with a given set of effective thermophysical properties is solved as well as the solutions are derived for some inverse problems of the diagnostics of thermophysical properties of phase materials and the reinforcement structure of a fiber composite from known effective thermophysical characteristics.



12.
Thermal conductivity of liquid R507 refrigerant

A.V. Baginsky1, A.S. Shipitsyna2
1 Kutateladze Institute of Thermophysics SB RAS
2 Kutateladze Institute of Thermophysics SB RAS
Pages: 291-295

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Thermal conductivity of ozone-safe liquid refrigerant R507 was studied by the method of high-frequency thermal waves within the temperature range of 297.95 … 332.55 K and pressures from the saturation line up to 3.7 MPa. The estimated errors of temperature, pressure, and thermal conductivity measurements are 0.1 K, 3 kPa, and 1.5 %, correspondingly. Thermal conductivity of liquid R507 was calculated on the saturation line. Approximation dependences for thermal conductivity were derived for the whole range of studied temperatures and pressures and on the saturation line.



13.
Thermal radiation of axisymmetric semitransparent systems

N.A. Rubtsov
Kutateladze Institute of Thermophysics SB RAS
Pages: 297-306

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The properties of thermal radiation of the axisymmetric systems formed by an absorbing medium are analysed. Analysis of absorption and propagation abilities of the systems with an impermeable boundary on the basis of integral radiation equations is suggested together with absorption, transmission, and reflection abilities of the systems with a boundary permeable for radiation.



14.
Arc spot scanning of tube electrodes in gas-vortex plasmatorches

B.I. Mikhailov
Khristianovich Institute of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics SB RAS
Pages: 307-320

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The peculiarities of cooling of stationary working hot and cold cathodes are under consideration. Scientific premises of the advisability of the tube electrodes arc-spot scanning are presented. The classification of the scanning methods is given. The assumption has been made that the phenomena of auto-electron emission of electrons in vacuum discharge tubes and in arc chambers of plasmatorches under the pressure equal or above atmospheric are somehow similar. The optimum scanning frequency and achievable values of the end-face tube cathode life-time have been estimated. Owing to the magnetic scanning, the area of the electrode surface, which is swept by the arc spot, increases one order or more, resulting in better cooling and reduced specific erosion. The continuous electrode lifetime becomes several orders longer than it is during the work without scanning.



15.
Magnus wind turbine. 3. Calculated characteristics of the windwheel

N.M. Bychkov
Khristianovich Institute of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics SB RAS
Pages: 321-331

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On the basis of experimental data for a windwheel with large-aspect-ratio (up to 14) cylinders, a method making it possible to determine optimal parameters and main characteristics of a windwheel (power, high-speed) is proposed. Effects due to number of cylinders, their aspect ratio and speed of rotation, stream velocity, and generator load are analysed.



16.
Application of new numerical algorithm for solving the Navier - Stokes equations for modelling the work of a viscometer of the physical pendulum type

V.YA. Rudyak1, A.V. Minakov2, A.A. Gavrilov3, A.A. Dekterev4
1 Baker Atlas Russian Scientific Center Novosibirsk State University of Civil Engineering
2 Polytechnic Institute of the Siberian Federal University
3 Krasnoyarsk Branch of the Kutateladze Institute of Thermophysics SB RAS
4 Krasnoyarsk Branch of the Kutateladze Institute of Thermophysics SB RAS
Pages: 333-345

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A model is proposed, which describes the work of the viscometer sensor of the physical pendulum type. The model enables the obtaining of data on fluid viscosity directly from the measurement of the settling frequency of sensor oscillations or the amplitude of these oscillations. To describe the sensor operation a numerical computational algorithm is developed. This method enables the solution of a wide class of three-dimensional laminar fluid flow problems involving moving solids of arbitrary geometry. The results of testing the proposed numerical technique are presented.



17.
Rotational oscillations of solid cylinder and viscous fluid

A.A. Gulidova1, V.L. Sennitskiy2
1 Novosibirsk State University
2 Lavrentiev Institute of Hydrodynamics SB RAS
Pages: 347-350

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A new exact solution of a problem for motion equations of a solid and ambient viscous fluid is found.



18.
Information communication. 3rd International Workshop and Exhibition on Plasma Assisted Combustion

1V.E. Messerle, 2A.B. Ustimenko
1 Ulan-Ude Division of Kutateladze Institute of Thermophysics SB RAS, Ulan-Ude, Russia
2 NTO Plasmotekhnika, Almaty, Kazakhstan
Pages: 351-358

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This paper reviews the works of the 3rd International Workshop and Exhibition on Plasma Assisted Combustion, which dealt with the last achievements in the following scientific fields: fuel conversion and activation, plasma ignition of fuels and flame control, plasma generation and modelling, waste treatment and utilization, and promising industrial technologies.