ITR: Dynamic Methods for Identifying, Visualizing, and Tracking Eddy Evolution in Experimental Turbulent Flows
ITR:识别、可视化和跟踪实验湍流中涡演化的动态方法
基本信息
- 批准号:0324898
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- 金额:$ 125万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:Continuing Grant
- 财政年份:2003
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2003-09-01 至 2009-08-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
AbstractInformation Technology Research (ITR) Medium ProposalsProposal Number: CTS-0324898Principal Investigator: Ivan Marusic, Victoria Interrante, and Ellen LongmireUniversity/Institution: University of MinnesotaITR: Dynamic methods for Identifying, Visualizing and Tracking Eddy Evolution in Experimental Turbulent FlowsThis research program unites data visualization and experimental fluid mechanics specialists to investigate and understand the dynamic evolution of key physical mechanisms in turbulent flows. To accomplish this, the evolving nature of eddies, or vortex structures, fundamental building blocks in wall-bounded turbulent flows, will be examined. Experiments will track, in real time, vortex packets, which are structures that have been identified as a key mechanism in producing skin-friction drag in these flows. A dual stereo-PIV system will be traversed along the length of a water channel flow while implementing a feature-identification scheme based on visualization tools to generate a feedback signal. The experiments and feature detection strategies will provide answers to unique and challenging questions about the generation, development, merging and interaction, and breakdown of vortex packet structures and other dominant flow features in wall turbulence. Multivariate visualization methods appropriate for the novel experimental data will be developed. The methods will be applied to see what structures exist, and how they develop and decay. Because vortex packets are characterized by several parameters, the challenge is to present the visualization in a meaningful and useful way to turbulence practitioners. The multivariate visualizations will be optimized with special attention paid to quantifying how and why different visual features, such as color, texture, topography, and motion, work to convey information efficiently and effectively. This research will provide, direct insight into the dynamic evolution processes of key physical mechanisms in wall turbulence at moderate to high Reynolds numbers. The new insight will constitute a major advance in the fundamental understanding of turbulent boundary layer flows and can lead to new drag reduction strategies and new turbulence simulation schemes. Also, visualization methods suited to complex turbulent flows will be developed that will prove useful to the broader turbulence community as well in researchers in additional fields. This research will lead to unique movies of vortex evolution that will be developed into an educational resource for graduate programs and broader scientific audiences. In addition to graduate students, undergraduates and high school physics teachers will participate in short-term investigations during the summers. The teachers are expected to bring their experiences with cutting edge measurement techniques and engineering applications back to the classroom.
摘要信息技术研究(ITR)中期提案提案编号:CTS-0324898主要研究者:Ivan Marusic、维多利亚Interrante和Ellen Longmire大学/机构:明尼苏达大学ITR:识别的动态方法,可视化和跟踪实验湍流中的涡流演变本研究计划将数据可视化和实验流体力学专家结合起来,研究和了解动态演变湍流的关键物理机制。 为了实现这一目标,将研究涡旋或涡旋结构(壁界湍流中的基本组成部分)的演变本质。 实验将跟踪,在真实的时间,涡包,这是已被确定为在这些流中产生表面摩擦阻力的关键机制的结构。 一个双立体PIV系统将被遍历沿着水通道流的长度,同时实现基于可视化工具的特征识别方案,以生成反馈信号。 实验和特征检测策略将为关于壁湍流中涡包结构和其他主要流动特征的产生、发展、合并和相互作用以及破裂的独特和具有挑战性的问题提供答案。 将开发适用于新实验数据的多变量可视化方法。 这些方法将被应用于观察什么结构存在,以及它们如何发展和衰变。 由于涡包的特点是由几个参数,面临的挑战是目前的可视化在一个有意义的和有用的方式湍流从业者。 多元可视化将进行优化,特别注意量化不同的视觉特征,如颜色,纹理,地形和运动,如何以及为什么有效地传达信息。这项研究将提供,直接洞察壁湍流在中高雷诺数的关键物理机制的动态演化过程。新的见解将构成湍流边界层流动的基本理解的重大进展,并可能导致新的减阻策略和新的湍流模拟方案。 此外,将开发适合复杂湍流的可视化方法,这将证明对更广泛的湍流社区以及其他领域的研究人员有用。 这项研究将导致独特的漩涡进化电影,将发展成为研究生课程和更广泛的科学观众的教育资源。 除了研究生,本科生和高中物理教师将在夏季参加短期调查。 教师们将把他们在尖端测量技术和工程应用方面的经验带回课堂。
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