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2019-03-07
AUTHORSZhan Liu, Yuyang Feng, Gang Lei, Yanzhong Li
ABSTRACTA numerical model is developed to study fluid sloshing behavior in a liquid oxygen tank. Both external heat leak and the interfacial phase change are considered. The volume of fluid method is adopted to predict the interfacial fluctuation with the mesh motion treatment coupled. A sinusoidal wave is realized by the user-defined functions and is imposed on the tank to simulate the external excitation. The numerical model is in reasonable consistency with the experimental data, and the relative errors are less than 3.0%. On the basis of the numerical model, the effect of the initial liquid temperature on fluid sloshing is investigated. The pressurization performance, including pressure variations of the vapor and liquid monitors, and the vapor condensation are analyzed. Meanwhile, the sloshing force and moment are investigated. Finally, the interface dynamic fluctuation is analyzed by monitoring the elevation variations of different interfacial test points. The results infer that the initial liquid temperature has great effects on the fluid pressure distribution and the sloshing force suffered by the tank, while its influences on the sloshing moment and interface dynamic response are not obviously reflected. More... »
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