Abstract:In order to reduce the resistance and increasing speed for a caterpillar track amphibious vehicle (CTAV), the stern flaps were applied and the influence was researched. Numerical simulations performed by STAR-CCM+ and model towing test reveal that stern flaps have greatly reduced the resistance, trim, and sinkage of the CTAV when the length Froude number is between 0.63 and 1.05. The length and flap angle were optimized by numerical simulation. In addition, the residual resistance plays a dominant role in resi… Show more
“…The model calculation domain is shown in Figure 6. According to the guidance of ITTC [34], the orthogonal calculation domain of 5L pp × 3L pp × 2L pp was established, where L pp is the length between the head and tail of the vehicle model [12]. the vehicle's attitude.…”
Section: Mesh and Domainmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moreover, the air injection devices will increase weight and draft, negatively affecting the vehicle's resistance to wind and waves. Sun et al studied the effect of stern flaps on a caterpillar track amphibious vehicle (CTAV), which will perform better by improving trim, lessening draft, and increasing virtual length [12]. When Fr is between 0.63 and 1.05, the drag reduction impact can reach 34.31%.…”
In order to reduce the additional resistance of high-speed amphibious vehicles, Flanks are designed on the concave grooves. As a new drag reduction attachment, the principle of Flanks is analyzed and discussed in detail. In this paper, the HSAV model and Flanks coupling resistance tests are performed based on the Reynolds-averaged Navier–Stokes method and SST k−ω model. The accuracy of the numerical approach is verified by a series of towing tests. Results show that with a fixed installation angle and invariable characteristic parameters, Flanks can significantly reduce the total resistance at high speed, with a maximum drag reduction of 16%. In the meantime, Flanks also affect the attitude and flow field of the vehicle, consequently affecting the resistance composition and the sailing condition. A vehicle model self-propulsion test is designed and carried out, and it qualitatively verifies the drag reduction effect of the Flanks at high speed.
“…The model calculation domain is shown in Figure 6. According to the guidance of ITTC [34], the orthogonal calculation domain of 5L pp × 3L pp × 2L pp was established, where L pp is the length between the head and tail of the vehicle model [12]. the vehicle's attitude.…”
Section: Mesh and Domainmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moreover, the air injection devices will increase weight and draft, negatively affecting the vehicle's resistance to wind and waves. Sun et al studied the effect of stern flaps on a caterpillar track amphibious vehicle (CTAV), which will perform better by improving trim, lessening draft, and increasing virtual length [12]. When Fr is between 0.63 and 1.05, the drag reduction impact can reach 34.31%.…”
In order to reduce the additional resistance of high-speed amphibious vehicles, Flanks are designed on the concave grooves. As a new drag reduction attachment, the principle of Flanks is analyzed and discussed in detail. In this paper, the HSAV model and Flanks coupling resistance tests are performed based on the Reynolds-averaged Navier–Stokes method and SST k−ω model. The accuracy of the numerical approach is verified by a series of towing tests. Results show that with a fixed installation angle and invariable characteristic parameters, Flanks can significantly reduce the total resistance at high speed, with a maximum drag reduction of 16%. In the meantime, Flanks also affect the attitude and flow field of the vehicle, consequently affecting the resistance composition and the sailing condition. A vehicle model self-propulsion test is designed and carried out, and it qualitatively verifies the drag reduction effect of the Flanks at high speed.
“…Upaya sederhana yang dinilai mampu memperbaiki performa hidrodinamika kapal patroli yaitu dengan instalasi appendages seperti stern flap (Song et al, 2019). Kombinasi antara stern flap dengan transom buritan dapat memperbaiki bidang aliran wake dengan berkurangnya ketinggian dan lembah gelombang (Klara et al, 2020), gaya drag dan hambatan gelombang dapat berkurang, hingga meminimalisir hilangnya daya (Sun et al, 2020). Geometri stern flap yaitu berupa perpanjangan pelat pada transom kapal yang diatur dengan sudut tertentu terhadap garis air (Yaakob, Shamsuddin and Koh, 2012).…”
Section: Pendahulanunclassified
“…Pada penelitian ini ditetapkan penggunaan metode komputasi numerik Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) berdasarkan persamaan Reynolds-Averaged Navier Stokes (RANS) dengan teknik solusi numerik Finite Volume Method (FVM) untuk mengetahui nilai hambatan total serta nilai 2-DOF (Degree of Freedom) kapal yaitu heave (gerak translasional pada sumbu Z) dan pitch/ trim (gerak rotasional pada sumbu Y) di perairan tenang dengan permodelan turbulensi k-ε, model fisika fluida eulerian multiphase yang terdiri dari fasa air serta udara dan dengan pendekatan Volume of Fluid (VOF) untuk merepresentasikan kondisi free surface (Sun et al, 2020). Meshing yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini menggunakan metode overset grid dimana objek geometri didiskritasi menggunakan prinsip donor-acceptor cells yang terdiri dari geometri overset sebagai akseptor dan background sebagai pendonor (Fathuddiin et al, 2020).…”
Section: Pendahulanunclassified
“…Overset mesh merupakan metode meshing dimana dilakukan dengan cara donor-acceptor cells (Fathuddiin et al, 2020). Ukuran kerapatan mesh dari background dan overset harus memiliki dimensi yang sama agar data dapat ditransfer secara linear (Sun et al, 2020). konsentrasi mesh berdasarkan koordinat x, y, dan z dengan metode anisotropic mesh.…”
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