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摘要
摘要 本文用数值方法研究了在波浪形地面存在的情况下流过圆柱体的稳定性。波浪形地面由两个完整的波组成,波长为 4D,振幅为 0.5D,其中 D 为圆柱体直径。圆筒与地面之间的垂直距离是变化的,并考虑了四种不同情况。稳定性分析表明,与流经远离地面的圆柱体的情况相比,靠近地面的情况下临界雷诺数增大。当圆柱体位于波浪前方时,临界雷诺数最大。波浪形地面会在振荡的卡尔曼涡旋中增加顺时针方向的(负)涡旋层,这是由于流体与波峰分离造成的。来自波峰的负涡度也抵消了从圆柱体下半部流出的部分正(逆时针)涡度。此外,来自波峰的负涡度加强了从圆柱体上半部流出的顺时针(负)涡度。这些相互作用加上地面效应使气流偏离地面。在所有近地情况下,基底气流都是向上倾斜的。然而,当圆柱体位于波浪形地面上方时,这种倾斜度更大。由于波浪的存在,涡流脱落频率也发生了变化。为流过圆柱体的平流所发现的主要特征模式在靠近地面的情况下似乎受到了抑制。报告中的有限粒子图像测速实验证实了稳定性分析的结论。
Wavy ground effects on the stability of cylinder wakes
The stability of the flow past a circular cylinder in the presence of a wavy ground is investigated numerically in this paper. The wavy ground consists of two complete waves with a wavelength of 4D and an amplitude of 0.5D, where D is the cylinder diameter. The vertical distance between the cylinder and the ground is varied, and four different cases are considered. The stability analysis shows that the critical Reynolds number increases for cases close to the ground when compared to the flow past a cylinder away from the ground. The maximum critical Reynolds number is obtained when the cylinder is located in front of the waves. The wavy ground adds layers of clockwise (negative) vorticity due to flow separation from the wave peak, to the oscillating Kármán vortex. This negative vorticity from the wave peak also cancels part of the positive (counterclockwise) vorticity shed from the bottom half of the cylinder. In addition, the negative vorticity from the wave peak strengthens the clockwise (negative) vorticity shed from the top half of the cylinder. These interactions combined with the ground effect skewed the flow away from the ground. The base flow is skewed upward for all the near-ground cases. However, this skew is larger when the cylinder is located over the wavy ground. The vortex shedding frequency is also altered due to the presence of the waves. The main eigenmode found for plain flow past a cylinder appears to become suppressed for cases closer to the ground. Limited particle image velocimetry experiments are reported which corroborate the finding from the stability analysis.
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