CFD analysis of turbulent flows transported by centrifugal pumps under low Re numbers

Análisis CFD de flujos turbulentos desplazados por bombas centrífugas con bajo número de Reynolds

dc.creatorSánchez De la Hoz, José M.
dc.creatorHernández, Brando
dc.creatorDuarte Forero, Jorge
dc.date2023-07-21T21:03:24Z
dc.date2023-07-21T21:03:24Z
dc.date2020
dc.date.accessioned2023-10-03T19:02:14Z
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dc.identifierJ. Sánchez-De la Hoz, B. Hernández y J. Duarte-Forero, “CFD analysis of turbulent flows transported by centrifugal pumps under low Re numbers”, LADEE, vol. 1, no. 1, pp. 1–9, 2020. https://doi.org/10.17981/ladee.01.01.2020.1
dc.identifierhttps://hdl.handle.net/11323/10330
dc.identifier10.17981/ladee.01.01.2020.1
dc.identifier2744-9750
dc.identifierCorporación Universidad de la Costa
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dc.identifier.urihttps://repositorioslatinoamericanos.uchile.cl/handle/2250/9166997
dc.descriptionNumerical methodologies have presented an inexpensive solution of laminar and turbulent flows capable of predicting a wide range of mechanical devices in science and engineering. Computational tools have been employed in recent years to analyze the conservation equations behavior used to describe the interaction between turbulent and laminar flows used to transfer the energy needed to perform a complex mechanical system. Due to the above, this paper purpose the application of the numerical method linked to mathematical algorithms capable of generating an approximated solution of the partial differential equations system which determines pressure, and velocity values related to the centrifugal pump performance under low Re conditions in a virtual environment through OpenFOAM software, and Salome 8.3.0. An independence mesh analysis was computed to study the computational effort required to establish an approximated turbulence phenomena description performed by the centrifugal pump into the virtual environment supported by MRFSimpleFoam solver. Keywo
dc.descriptionLas metodologías numéricas han presentado una solución económica de flujos laminares y turbulentos capaz de predecir una amplia gama de dispositivos mecánicos en la ciencia y la ingeniería. En los últimos años se han empleado herramientas computacionales para analizar el comportamiento de las ecuaciones de conservación utilizadas para describir la interacción entre los flujos turbulentos y laminares utilizados para transferir la energía necesaria para operar un sistema mecánico complejo. Debido a lo anterior, este trabajo propone la aplicación del método numérico vinculado a algoritmos matemáticos capaces de generar una solución aproximada del sistema de ecuaciones diferenciales parciales que determina los valores de presión y velocidad relacionados con el rendimiento de la bomba centrífuga en condiciones de baja Re a través del software OpenFOAM y Salome 8.3.0. Se calculó un análisis de independencia de malla para estudiar el esfuerzo computacional requerido y así establecer una descripción aproximada de los fenómenos de turbulencia producidos por la bomba centrífuga en el entorno virtual que soporta el solver MRFSimpleFoam.
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dc.publisherCorporación Universidad de la Costa
dc.publisherColombia
dc.relationLADEE
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dc.subjectCFD
dc.subjectTurbulence models
dc.subjectMesh independence study
dc.subjectOpenFOAM
dc.subjectCentrifugal pump
dc.subjectModelos de turbulencia
dc.subjectEstudio de independencia de malla
dc.subjectBomba centrífuga
dc.titleCFD analysis of turbulent flows transported by centrifugal pumps under low Re numbers
dc.titleAnálisis CFD de flujos turbulentos desplazados por bombas centrífugas con bajo número de Reynolds
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