Numerical Study of Sloshing Motion on Unstructured Mesh Using UMTHINC

Numerical Study of Sloshing Motion on Unstructured Mesh Using UMTHINC
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2019
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Mohamed M. Kamra;Changhong Hu
Mohamed M. Kamra;Changhong Hu
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Mohamed M. Kamra;Changhong Hu

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The numerical simulations of sloshing motions are performed for different test cases with various filling levels and oscillation frequencies. The numerical results are analyzed and compared with experimental data. The numerical computations are performed with a Volume Of Fluid (VOF) based Reynolds-Averaged Navier-Stokes (RANS) solver. Our in-house numerical solver employs the unstructured multi-dimensional tangent hyperbolic interface capturing method (UMTHINC) for free-surface capturing combined with various turbulence models. The sloshing motion is numerically modeled using the body-force method which introduces a source term into the momentum equation corresponding to the tank motion profile. The numerical results of impact pressure and free-surface are compared with published experimental data wherever possible. The effect of turbulence model choice on loading predictions is highlighted by studying several RANS models and analyzing its effect on fluid motion and impact pressure. The effect of tank internal structures is studied by considering two approaches: finite thickness approach and zero-thickness approach. The developed solver is able to accurately capture the complex interface structure without smearing even with long time integration. The results showed a favorable agreement of impact pressure as well as the general fluid motion.