The implementation and the combination of advanced boundary conditions and subgrid scale models for Large Eddy Simulations are presented. The goal is to performreliable cold flow LES simulations in complex geometries, such as in the cylinders of internal combustion engines. The implementation of an inlet boundary condition for synthetic turbulence generation and of two subgrid scale models, the local Dynamic Smagorinsky and the Wall-Adapting Local Eddy-viscosity SGSmodel(WALE) is described. TheWALEmodel is based on the square of the velocity gradient tensor and it accounts for the effects of both the strain and the rotation rate of the smallest resolved turbulent fluctuations and it recovers the proper y3 near-wall scaling for the eddy viscosity without requiring dynamic pressure; hence, it is supposed to be a very reliable model for ICE simulation. Model validation has been performed separately on two steady state flow benches: a backward facing step geometry and a simple IC engine geometry with one axed central valve. A discussion on the completeness of the LES simulation (i.e. LES simulation quality) is given. © 2013, IFP Energies nouvelles.

Boundary Conditions and SGS Models for LES of Wall-Bounded Separated Flows: An Application to Engine-Like Geometries [Conditions aux limites et modèles SGS pour les simulations LES d’écoulements séparés délimités par des parois : une application aux géométries de type moteur] / F. Piscaglia;A. Montorfano;A. Onorati;F. Brusiani. - In: OIL & GAS SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY. - ISSN 1294-4475. - ELETTRONICO. - 69:1(2014), pp. 11-27. [10.2516/ogst/2013143]

Boundary Conditions and SGS Models for LES of Wall-Bounded Separated Flows: An Application to Engine-Like Geometries [Conditions aux limites et modèles SGS pour les simulations LES d’écoulements séparés délimités par des parois : une application aux géométries de type moteur]

BRUSIANI, FEDERICO
2014

Abstract

The implementation and the combination of advanced boundary conditions and subgrid scale models for Large Eddy Simulations are presented. The goal is to performreliable cold flow LES simulations in complex geometries, such as in the cylinders of internal combustion engines. The implementation of an inlet boundary condition for synthetic turbulence generation and of two subgrid scale models, the local Dynamic Smagorinsky and the Wall-Adapting Local Eddy-viscosity SGSmodel(WALE) is described. TheWALEmodel is based on the square of the velocity gradient tensor and it accounts for the effects of both the strain and the rotation rate of the smallest resolved turbulent fluctuations and it recovers the proper y3 near-wall scaling for the eddy viscosity without requiring dynamic pressure; hence, it is supposed to be a very reliable model for ICE simulation. Model validation has been performed separately on two steady state flow benches: a backward facing step geometry and a simple IC engine geometry with one axed central valve. A discussion on the completeness of the LES simulation (i.e. LES simulation quality) is given. © 2013, IFP Energies nouvelles.
2014
Boundary Conditions and SGS Models for LES of Wall-Bounded Separated Flows: An Application to Engine-Like Geometries [Conditions aux limites et modèles SGS pour les simulations LES d’écoulements séparés délimités par des parois : une application aux géométries de type moteur] / F. Piscaglia;A. Montorfano;A. Onorati;F. Brusiani. - In: OIL & GAS SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY. - ISSN 1294-4475. - ELETTRONICO. - 69:1(2014), pp. 11-27. [10.2516/ogst/2013143]
F. Piscaglia;A. Montorfano;A. Onorati;F. Brusiani
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