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Modeling the influence of wind shear on reducing the drag of an energy-efficient high-level structure using a throttle effect
S. A. Isaevab, J.-J. Miauc, D. V. Nikushchenkob, A. G. Sudakova, A. E. Usachovd a Saint-Petersburg State University of Civil Aviation
b Saint-Petersburg State Marine Technical University
c National Cheng Kung University, Tainan, Taiwan
d Scientific research Moscow Complex TsAGI
Abstract:
Original multi-block computational technologies based on the use of different-scale overlapping grids and implemented in the VP2/3 package are used to numerically simulate
the effect of wind shear on a two-dimensional turbulent flow around an energy-efficient
high-rise structure. The structure is a circular cylinder in a perforated casing. The throttling effect associated with the bypassing of air from the braking zone in front of the
body to the area of the near wake behind it stabilizes the flow around the body and reduces its drag. The wind shear is simulated by a vortex street behind the transverse smallsize square cylinder placed in front of the body. As a test, we consider Igarashi's experiment on the interaction of a vortex street behind a small-diameter cylinder with a transverse plate in a uniform air flow.
Keywords:
wind shear, turbulence, cylinder with perforated casing, plate, vortex street,
multi-block computing technologies.
Received: 24.11.2020 Revised: 24.03.2021 Accepted: 19.04.2021
Citation:
S. A. Isaev, J.-J. Miau, D. V. Nikushchenko, A. G. Sudakov, A. E. Usachov, “Modeling the influence of wind shear on reducing the drag of an energy-efficient high-level structure using a throttle effect”, Mat. Model., 33:7 (2021), 5–17; Math. Models Comput. Simul., 14:1 (2022), 73–80
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