STAR-CCM+在海洋与近海工程中的应用.pdf

Application of STAR-CCM+ in Marine and Off-Shore Engineering: State-of-the-Art and New Developments M. Perić, F. Schäfer, E. Schreck, J. Singh Contents • Main features of STAR-CCM+ relevant for marine and offshore applications • Examples of industrial application • New features under development Important Features of STAR-CCM+ • Easy process automation for maximum productivity • High-resolution interface-capturing scheme for free surfaces (sharp interfaces, avoiding mixing) • Different wave models, wave damping • Cavitation modelling, user calibration • Dynamic fluid-body interaction (6 DoF body motion), superposition of motions • Overset grids for maximum flexibility in handling body motion • Implicit fluid-structure interaction High-Resolution Interface-Capturing, I • The scheme combines upwind and downwind discreti- zation to obtain optimal resolution of free surface (typically in one cell). • All fluids involved can be compressible (liquids and gases). • Users can modify some parameters for specific control: – Avoid blending with upwind when marching toward steady- state solution (raise CFL-limits); – Activate anti-diffusion to avoid dilution of liquid in gas through violent sloshing, wave overturning, splashing etc. (sharpening factor > 0). High-Resolution Interface-Capturing, II Simulation of sloshing in a tank due to a sinusoidal sway motion: one-cell sharp interface before wave overturns and smearing after splashing, when the grid is not fine enough to resolve liquid sheets and droplets . Sharpening prevents dilution and the interface becomes sharp again… Waves, I • STAR-CCM+ offers several wave models (for initialization and boundary conditions; arbitrary direction of propagation):  Linear 1st-order wave theory (for small-amplitude waves);  Non-linear