A mesh-free formalism for ice accretion prediction due to large drop impingement

Fraser, Kirk; Szilder, Krzysztof

doi:10.1016/j.coldregions.2022.103702

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“…Aly et al (2023) improved the incompressible smoothed particle hydrodynamics (ISPH) method to solve the time-fractional governing equations of the physical problem. Kirk and Krzysztof (2023) predicted droplet impact, splashing and ice accretion using SPH. Huang et al (2019) proposed a kernel gradient-free (KGF) SPH method with iterative particle shifting technology (PST).…”

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The simulation of droplet impact on liquid film evaporation in horizontal falling film evaporator based on smoothed particle hydrodynamics

Fan,

Ma,

et al. 2024

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Purpose In this paper, the complex flow evaporation process of droplet impact on the liquid film in a horizontal falling film evaporator is numerically studied based on smoothed particle hydrodynamics (SPH) method. The purpose of this paper is to present the mechanism of the water treatment problem of the falling film evaporation for the high salinity mine water in Xinjiang region of China. Design/methodology/approach To effectively characterize the phase transition problem, the particle splitting and merging techniques are introduced. And the particle absorbing layer is proposed to improve the nonphysical aggregation phenomenon caused by the continuous splitting of gas phase particles. The multiresolution model and the artificial viscosity are adopted. Findings The SPH model is validated qualitatively with experiment results and then applied to the evaporation of the droplet impact on the liquid film. It is shown that the larger single droplet initial velocity and the smaller single droplet initial temperature difference between the droplet and liquid film improve the liquid film evaporation. The heat transfer effect of a single droplet is preferable to that of multiple droplets. Originality/value A multiphase SPH model for evaporation after the droplet impact on the liquid film is developed and validated. The effects of different factors on liquid film evaporation, including single droplet initial velocity, single droplet initial temperature and multiple droplets are investigated.

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