LES-Predicted Flow Patterning in a Newly-Designed Reference Test Sample with Relevance to IC Engine-Related Cooling Channels
SAE Technical Papers, ISSN: 0148-7191, Vol: 4, Issue: 6, Page: 2281-2299
2022
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A test sample configuration with a circular cross-section has been conceptualized to reproduce all geometrically relevant flow-guided elements - straight segments, deflections, bifurcations, impingement regions, confluence - as they can also be found in the cooling systems of realistic Internal Combustion (IC) engines. This newly-designed reference test sample is termed as Water Spider Geometry (WSG), with the shape inspired by the flow guidance around an IC engine cylinder head. Computational investigations are carried out within the framework of a BMWi (German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy) project by applying a well-resolved, highly comprehensive Large Eddy Simulation aiming at providing a meaningful assessment of the isothermal flow topology within the WSG. The basis forms a fully-hexahedral, block-structured grid arrangement comprising 290 million cells with the results considered to be a reference solution for further investigations.
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