Numerical simulation of fluid-structure interactions with stabilized finite element method

Sváček, Petr

doi:10.1016/j.advengsoft.2016.08.012

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“…Plugging expression (23) into expression (32) and considering the randomness of ' T  , the Symlet wavelet finite element model is acquired that is expressed by [35]…”

Section: Heat Transfer Finite Element Model Of Medium In Cavity Of Scmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Heat Transfer Analysis in Cavity of Scroll Compressor Under Clearance Leakage Flow Based on Symlet Wavelet Finite Element Method

Zhao

Song

Gao

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In order to improve the computational precision and efficiency of heat transfer of cavity medium of scroll compressor, the Symlet wavelet 10 finite element model is constructed by using the Symlet wavelet 10 function as interpolation function. The heat transfer model of cavity medium of scroll compressor under leakage flow is constructed based on large eddy simulation technology. Heat transfer analysis of cavity medium of scroll compressor is analyzed based on theoretical and experimental analysis. Results show that the Symlet wavelet 10 finite element model has higher precision and higher efficiency than the other two simulations. In addition, the influences of axis meshing clearance and radial meshing clearance on temperature of cavity medium of scroll compressor are discussed, the temperature of cavity medium of scroll compressor increases with axis meshing clearance and radial meshing clearance. The theoretical results can provide the favorable guidance for optimal design and operation of scroll compressor.

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“…Plugging expression (23) into expression (32) and considering the randomness of ' T  , the Symlet wavelet finite element model is acquired that is expressed by [35]…”

Section: Heat Transfer Finite Element Model Of Medium In Cavity Of Scmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The processed momentum conservation equation ( 2) based on Euler-Taylor-Galerkin finite element method can be changed to the following expression [32]:…”

Section: Basic Characteristics Of Waveletmentioning

confidence: 99%