Author:
Pochylý František,Klas Roman,Fialová Simona
Abstract
The article is focused on calculating the force effects of a heterogeneous liquid on pipe walls. The solution is based on the concentration of solid particles. The base fluid is assumed to be incompressible. The solution will apply Euler-Lagrange's solution principle. Two tasks will be solved; with a rigid and a flexible tube wall. The solution will be carried out with non-stationary boundary conditions that were determined experimentally. Interaction of a heterogeneous fluid with a flexible wall assumes its deformation. The force effects will be solved by two methods; FSI simulation using ANSYS FEA solvers and CFD solvers ANSYS Fluent and using Navier-Stokes equations by direct integration through liquid volume. In this case, the unsteady term of the Navier-Stokes equations will be modified so that the Gauss Ostrogradsky theorem can be used to calculate the force. At the end, the force effects on the rigid and compliant wall will be compared with the unsteady turbulent flow of the heterogeneous liquid.
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