MULTIPHASE FLUID MODELS TO DEAL WITH FLUID FLOW DYNAMICS
Milada Kozubková, Jana Jablonská, Marián Bojko, Lukáš Dvořák, Mária Čarnogurská
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Milada Kozubková, Jana Jablonská, Marián Bojko, Lukáš Dvořák, Mária Čarnogurská
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When dealing with dynamic issues, we often encounter problems of hydraulic shock (water hammer) and cavitation causing distortion of the surrounding material, destruction of material, accompanied by sounds and vibrations.These dynamic behavior of the liquids is due to the presence of gases in the liquid, especially air, vapor and possibly other gases in smaller quantities.The density of such a liquid is assumed to be a function of a liquid elastic modulus depending on pressure or it is defined as the density of a multiphase mixture of incompressible liquid and compressible gases (vapour, air) depending on pressure too.The article is focused on specification of mathematical models of multiphase flow for piping (one dimensional) hydraulic systems and spatial (three dimensional) hydraulic elements and systems.The electrohydraulic analogue (Matlab-SimHydraulics) method and finite volume method (Ansys-Fluent) are used for illustrative fluid dynamics tasks.
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When dealing with dynamic issues, we often encounter problems of hydraulic shock (water hammer) and cavitation causing distortion of the surrounding material, destruction of material, accompanied by sounds and vibrations.These dynamic behavior of the liquids is due to the presence of gases in the liquid, especially air, vapor and possibly other gases in smaller quantities.The density of such a liquid is assumed to be a function of a liquid elastic modulus depending on pressure or it is defined as the density of a multiphase mixture of incompressible liquid and compressible gases (vapour, air) depending on pressure too.The article is focused on specification of mathematical models of multiphase flow for piping (one dimensional) hydraulic systems and spatial (three dimensional) hydraulic elements and systems.The electrohydraulic analogue (Matlab-SimHydraulics) method and finite volume method (Ansys-Fluent) are used for illustrative fluid dynamics tasks.
Key concepts: Fluid dynamics, Flow (mathematics), Fluid parcel, Multiphase flow, Mechanics, Dynamics (music), Computer science, Geology