不同排列方式下双方柱绕流的同步现象及相位特征研究

Translated title of the contribution: Synchronization and Phase Dynamics of Flow Around Two Square Cylinders in Various Arrangements

Hongcao Zhang, Cheng Zhang, Guoqiang Tang, Lin Lyu, Chengjiao Ren

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Abstract

Synchronization modes of the flow around two square cylinders with different pitch ratios (P*=1.5~5.0, where P*=P/D, P is the centroid spacing of the square cylinder, and D is the side length of the square cylinder) and incidence angle (α=0°~90°) are investigated using two-dimensional direct numerical simulation at Re=100. The characteristics of lift coefficients are analyzed by using spectrum analysis methods and phase dynamics theory, following by a discussion on the identification of flow synchronization and the wake evolution of the square cylinders. The effects of P* and α on the synchronization modes, phase dynamics and transition patterns are then examined. The 1/1, p/p (p is a positive integer greater than 1) and p/q (q is a positive integer not equal to p) synchronization modes, quasiperiodic mode and desynchronization mode of flows are observed, corresponding to the phase locking, phase trapping, phase drifting, phase drifting and slipping, as well as other states, respectively. When α≤35°, the 1/1 synchronization is the dominant mode in the regime map. When α>35° and P*>2.5, most of the cases are quasiperiodic modes, while those are mainly characterized by the desynchronization mode when α>35° and P*≤2.5.

Translated title of the contributionSynchronization and Phase Dynamics of Flow Around Two Square Cylinders in Various Arrangements
Original languageChinese (Traditional)
Pages (from-to)692-702
Number of pages11
JournalShuidonglixue Yanjiu yu Jinzhan/Chinese Journal of Hydrodynamics Ser. A
Volume38
Issue number5
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 29 Sept 2023
Externally publishedYes

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