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Dimitris Ntouras and George Papadakis
Modeling free surface flows in a CFD context typically requires an incompressible approach along with a formulation to account for the air?water interface. Commonly, pressure-correction algorithms combined with the Volume of Fluid (VOF) method are used t...
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Gennadiy Filimonikhin,Irina Filimonikhina,Vladimir Pirogov,Serhii Rahulin,Mykola Sadovyi,Guntis Strautmanis,Olena Tryfonova,Mykola Yakymenko
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Were found the conditions for occurrence of dynamic auto-balancing for the case of a rotor mounted on two elastic-viscous supports, balanced by two or more passive auto-balancers of any type.A modernized energy method has been applied under assumption th...
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Majid A Bhinder and Jimmy Murphy
Viscous drag, nonlinear in nature, is an important aspect of the fluid?structure interaction modelling and is usually not taken into account when the fluid is assumed to be inviscid. Potential flow solvers can competently compute radiation damping, which...
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Francesco Salvatore, Zohreh Sarichloo and Danilo Calcagni
A computational methodology for the hydrodynamic analysis of horizontal axis marine current turbines is presented. The approach is based on a boundary integral equation method for inviscid flows originally developed for marine propellers and adapted here...
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Minev, P D; Gresho, P M
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