Fluid-Structure Interaction Techniques for Parachute
Fluid-Structure Interaction Techniques for Parachute
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降落伞流固耦合技术
DOI:
10.5772/28526
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发表时间:
2012
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通讯作者:
V. Udoewa
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作者:
Vinod Kumar;V. Udoewa
Fluid-Structure Interaction (FSI) is an inescapable feature of the complicated flow physics where strong coupling between fluid dynamics and structural dynamics occurs. One such example is to understand the behavior of parachutes during canopy inflation and decent. Such simulations can substantially reduce the design costs of parachutes by reducing the number of rather expensive experiments/airdrop tests required. Additionally, FSI simulations can augment experimental approaches by providing detailed fluid flow and structural deformation characteristics of the parachute systems under various scenarios. There are however many computational challenges that one faces in performing the high fidelity FSI simulations. Some of these are turbulence modeling, fluid-structure interaction coupling, the convergence of a nonlinear iteration loop, capturing the physical discontinuity in the flow field, efficiently and accurately solving a large set of linear equations on parallel computers, and improving the parallel performance. Here, we present a high fidelity FSI technique that addresses the coupling issues on High Performance Computing (HPC) environments.