2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.oceaneng.2017.06.007
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Experimental and numerical investigation on cloud cavitating flow around an axisymmetric projectile near the wall with emphasis on the analysis of local cavity shedding

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“…5 This still takes the one-fluid approach as a single equation for momentum, and pressure is resolved for all phases and is not treated as separate Eulerian phase systems. Such a three fluid model was proposed by Yu et al 14 which transports the volume fractions of all three phases and models the cavitation with common mass transfer phase change models. A similar solver was developed by Guissani et al 15 where the model underwent numerical benchmarking and was tested using the experimental geometry provided by Sou et al 10 The models described above reproduce the generated large-scale turbulent structures adequately; however, any structures that are present at the Sub-Grid Scale (SGS) are lost.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…5 This still takes the one-fluid approach as a single equation for momentum, and pressure is resolved for all phases and is not treated as separate Eulerian phase systems. Such a three fluid model was proposed by Yu et al 14 which transports the volume fractions of all three phases and models the cavitation with common mass transfer phase change models. A similar solver was developed by Guissani et al 15 where the model underwent numerical benchmarking and was tested using the experimental geometry provided by Sou et al 10 The models described above reproduce the generated large-scale turbulent structures adequately; however, any structures that are present at the Sub-Grid Scale (SGS) are lost.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The entrainment of a strong air into the ca-vity on the upper side of the blunt body induces a large and stable cavity. The effects of other boundary conditions, such as that of the near-wall on the cloud cavitating flow around vehicles were also discussed in the recent studies [28][29][30] . In this work, the water tank experiments and the numerical simulations are performed to analyze the effect of the free surface on the cloud cavitating flow around a blunt body in various submerged depths.…”
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confidence: 99%