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Development of numerical analysis method of flow-acoustic resonance in stub pipes of safety relief valves

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Pages 793-803 | Received 20 Oct 2011, Accepted 08 Mar 2012, Published online: 24 Jul 2012

Figures & data

Figure 1. Propagation of acoustic-induced vibration from SRV to the steam dryer.

Figure 1. Propagation of acoustic-induced vibration from SRV to the steam dryer.

Figure 2. Mechanism of flow-acoustic resonance at the SRV stub pipe.

Figure 2. Mechanism of flow-acoustic resonance at the SRV stub pipe.

Figure 3. Calculation procedure of the conventional FDLBM [Citation23].

Figure 3. Calculation procedure of the conventional FDLBM [Citation23].

Figure 4. Calculation procedure of the developed method.

Figure 4. Calculation procedure of the developed method.

Figure 5. Distribution of the molecule velocities ci α  [Citation26].

Figure 5. Distribution of the molecule velocities ci α  [Citation26].

Table 1. Cartesian components of the molecule velocities [Citation26], where and .

Figure 6. Computational grid for simulation of the cavity driven flow.

Figure 6. Computational grid for simulation of the cavity driven flow.

Figure 7. Time-averaged flow in the cavity driven flow simulation.

Figure 7. Time-averaged flow in the cavity driven flow simulation.

Table 2. Comparison between the developed method and the conventional FDLBM [Citation23].

Figure 8. Schematic presentation of the test facility [Citation3].

Figure 8. Schematic presentation of the test facility [Citation3].

Table 3. Physical properties of the fluid.

Figure 9. Computational grid for simulations of the flow-acoustic resonance.

Figure 9. Computational grid for simulations of the flow-acoustic resonance.

Figure 10. Pressure fluctuations on the top of the SRV stub pipes at St = 0.36.

Figure 10. Pressure fluctuations on the top of the SRV stub pipes at St = 0.36.

Figure 11. Amplitudes of the pressure fluctuations as functions of the Strouhal number.

Figure 11. Amplitudes of the pressure fluctuations as functions of the Strouhal number.

Figure 12. Unsteady motion of the vortex at the stub pipe of SRV1 (left, vorticity; right, pressure).

Figure 12. Unsteady motion of the vortex at the stub pipe of SRV1 (left, vorticity; right, pressure).

Figure 13. Pressure distribution in the SRV stub pipes at St = 0.36.

Figure 13. Pressure distribution in the SRV stub pipes at St = 0.36.

Figure 14. Pressure distribution in the SRV stub pipes at St = 0.29.

Figure 14. Pressure distribution in the SRV stub pipes at St = 0.29.

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