Research on the interaction mechanism of multiple vortices in biological wake flow field

Author:

Zhou Jianhan

Abstract

Abstract The vortex-ring interaction of synchronous jets has been paid more attention by predecessors, while the research of asynchronous jets (i.e. there is a time difference between the start of jets) of parallel dual nozzles has been studied less. Therefore, the interaction between vortex rings and the vortex structure evolution of the dual-nozzle asynchronous jets with different time differences (Δt) is studied in this paper. Numerical results obtained can be divided into four intervals: 1. Synchronous jets (Δt = 0); 2. Critical interval (Δt < 0.1t, where t is the jet time), having similar vortex structure evolution modes and dynamic characteristics as the synchronous jet; 3. Strong interaction interval (0.2t ≤ Δt ≤ 0.4t), in which the main vortex ring shows obvious acceleration, and the streamwise vortex structure is found in the wake; 4. weak interaction interval (Δt ≥ 0.6t), in which the interaction between vortex rings is much less strong and the streamwise vortex structure also appears in the wake. In addition, it is found that pressure on the nozzle outlet plane increases and the vortex dissipation in the downstream flow field slows down significantly due to the vortex-ring interaction on the condition of asynchronous jets.

Publisher

IOP Publishing

Subject

Computer Science Applications,History,Education

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