Flow-induced vibration of one-fixed-one-free tandem arrangement cylinders with different mass-damping ratios using wind tunnel experiment
Flow-induced vibration of one-fixed-one-free tandem arrangement cylinders with different mass-damping ratios using wind tunnel experiment
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不同质量阻尼比一固定一自由串联排列气缸的流激振动风洞实验
DOI:
10.1016/j.jfluidstructs.2020.103019
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发表时间:
2020-07-01
影响因子:
3.6
通讯作者:
Sun, Yuankun
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作者:
Hu, Zhongming;Wang, Jiasong;Sun, Yuankun
Flow-induced vibration (FIV) of an elastically mounted circular cylinder with four different mass-damping parameters m*zeta (= 0.184, 0.288, 0.407, 0.719) placed in the wake of a fixed one has been studied in a wind channel at Reynolds number Re = 4000-48000. The spacing ratios S/D are from 1.1 to 8.0 (where S is the center-to-center spacing and D is the cylinder diameter). Two initial conditions, from rest' and 'increasing velocity', are used in the test. The vibration amplitude responses, oscillation frequency and vortex shedding frequency are analyzed and discussed. Based on the m*zeta S/D and initial conditions, results indicate that, for both from rest' and Increasing velocity' cases, the downstream cylinder exhibits three regimes of vibration responses: pure VR (vortex resonance), separated VR and wake-induced galloping (WIG), and combined VR and WIG. However, the S/D for the occurrence of each regime will be changed depending on m*zeta and initial conditions. Vortex resonance, gap flow and the unsteady vortex-structure interactions can contribute to the vibrations. When the spacing is small, an obvious hysteresis phenomenon can be observed for from rest' and Increasing velocity'. As S/D increases, the hysteresis can be negligible and the vibration characteristics are nearly the same for various initial conditions. By comparing with the results between high m*zeta performed in wind tunnel at present and low m*zeta in water tunnel, it can be found that, with the increasing of m*zeta , the vibration amplitude and region are gradually decreasing. And the vibration regime, oscillation frequency and vortex shedding frequency are significantly different. (C) 2020 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.