A new method, called Cloud of Points (COP) Reconstruction, is proposed in the present work to extend the meshfree method to simulate viscous flows. With the characters of viscous flows, the anisotropic COP structure is distributed in boundary layer. The proposed method can improve the anisotropic COP structure to isotropic COP structure and reduce the condition number of the least square coefficient matrix for conventional meshfree method. The values of the new reconstructed points are calculated by the Lagrange interpolation. The accuracy and the robustness of the presented meshfree solver are demonstrated on a number of standard test cases, including the functions with analytical gradients and the viscous flows past NACA0012 airfoil. The comparison of the simulation results with the experimental data and other numerical simulation data are also investigated.
Core of the topological optimization site selection of offshore wind farm is Delphi method. The paper divides the investigated experts into industry experts and professional experts, which respectively score the weighting coefficient and its value of the influence factors of offshore wind farm. The separate marking scheme can well develop the ability of experts, avoid the specialty bias and thereby improve the assessment accuracy. Another modification is to apply the accumulative vote method in the first stage of topological optimization site selection instead of designers’ own judgments, which gives a good solution to classify the disputed factors, and avoids fault or deviation due to the knowledge deficiency of designers. In addition, the data analysis results should be reassessed by the industry experts. And in company with the reassessment opinion the data analysis results are the basis for designers to determine the best sea area for offshore wind farm construction, which gives an extra guarantee for the scientific site selection.
The paper extracts two types of investigated models from frames in fire according to their horizontal deformation characteristics, and provides a simplified method to calculate horizontal deformation of frames, which can be applied to single- and multi-layers frames. Compared with the results by finite element analysis, it shows that the simplified method is a feasible method for the horizontal displacement estimation of frames in fire, and the treatment of the column restraint rigidity for multi-layers frame is appropriate.
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