2020
DOI: 10.1080/10618562.2020.1817401
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Multiphase SPH Modelling of Supercooled Large Droplets Freezing on Aircraft Surfaces

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“…Cleary et al [208] constructed a set of rules of isothermal boundaries to ensure continuity of heat flux across discontinuities in density, specific heat, and conductivity and when there are significant continuous spatial variations in material properties. Based on this, an increasing number of solid-liquid phase change problems have been simulated by the SPH method, such as soil freezing [209], lava flow [210], supercooled large droplet freezing [211] and landslides [212].…”
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“…Cleary et al [208] constructed a set of rules of isothermal boundaries to ensure continuity of heat flux across discontinuities in density, specific heat, and conductivity and when there are significant continuous spatial variations in material properties. Based on this, an increasing number of solid-liquid phase change problems have been simulated by the SPH method, such as soil freezing [209], lava flow [210], supercooled large droplet freezing [211] and landslides [212].…”
Section: ( )mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Cleary et al (2021) systematically review industrial, geophysical and biophysical applications of SPH modelling, predicting very complex processes such as free surface hydrodynamics, fluidstructure interactions, challenging multiphase flows, and flows involving reactions and phase change. Cui, Habashi, and Casseau (2021) simulate freezing of Supercooled Large Droplets (SLD) after impingement at aircraft flight-representative conditions. Guan et al (2021) combine an SPH model for fluid dynamics with a finite element computation of tyre deformation to investigate the effect of aircraft tyre configuration on water spray on runways.…”
Section: Industrial Applications Of Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamicsmentioning
confidence: 99%