Submitted by Silvana Teresinha Dornelles Studzinski (sstudzinski) on 2016-02-04T15:21:28Z No. of bitstreams: 1 Marino Trisch_.pdf: 3535397 bytes, checksum: 4cc7a6dc219d9c91a6de57725e4515d1 (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2016-02-04T15:21:28Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Marino Trisch_.pdf: 3535397 bytes, checksum: 4cc7a6dc219d9c91a6de57725e4515d1 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2015-06-22 / CAPES - Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior / Este trabalho apresenta um estudo experimental relacionado ao resfriamento de dispositivos eletrônicos utilizando jatos sintéticos direcionados de modo que o jato flua tangencialmente à superfície aquecida, utilizando para isso uma bancada experimental especialmente desenvolvida. Para o desenvolvimento deste trabalho foram analisados outros estudos relacionados ao assunto, simulados e experimentais, utilizando neste caso um alto-falante como membrana montada em conjunto com a estrutura da bancada para formar a câmara e consequentemente o gerador de jatos sintéticos. O jato sintético gerado irá resfriar um elemento de aquecimento que simula o funcionamento de um dispositivo eletrônico, posicionado tangencialmente em diversas posições de distância em relação à saída do jato. Os procedimentos de teste de resfriamento foram realizados na bancada experimental em diversos modos de funcionamento do elemento de aquecimento, utilizando temperatura média de 80 °C semelhante à temperatura máxima de trabalho de dispositivos eletrônicos. Para a geração do jato sintético foram aplicados sinais senoidais em frequências de pulsação entre 20 e 120 Hz e com amplitude de aproximadamente 7,52 V_p, que resulta em 20 Wrms de potência no gerador de jatos sintéticos. Nos testes utilizando potência fixa do elemento de aquecimento, a temperatura no elemento de aquecimento é monitorada. Em outro modo de teste, foi mantida uma temperatura constante e monitorada a potência máxima correspondente dissipada no elemento de aquecimento. Por fim, também foi realizado comparativo entre resfriamento eletrônico utilizando jatos sintéticos e método tradicional com a utilização de ventiladores, onde são utilizados três diferentes tamanhos de coolers acoplados à bancada experimental e arrefecendo o mesmo elemento de aquecimento, verificando e comparando velocidades e rendimento entre os métodos de resfriamento. / This paper presents an experimental study related to the cooling of electronic devices using synthetic jets directed so that the jet flows tangentially to the heated surface. A custom-built experimental test bench especially developed based on other studies related to the subject. In this case, a speaker was used as a membrane and installed in a cavity in the test bench to form the synthetic jet generator. The synthetic jet cools a heating element that simulates the operation of an electronic device, positioned tangentially at various distance in relation to the exit plane of the synthetic jet. Cooling test procedures were performed in the custom-built experimental test bench in various operation modes of the heating element, using an average temperature of 80 ° C which is similar to the operating temperature of electronic devices. To generate the synthetic jet, sinusoidal input signals were applied with frequencies between 20 and 120 Hz and with amplitude of approximately 7.52 Vp which resulted in 20 Wrms power consumed by generator. In tests using a fixed power dissipated by the heating element, the temperature drop is monitored in the heating element. In the other test mode, the temperature on the heating element was set at a constant value the maximum power dissipated in the heating element was measured. Finally, comparisons were also performed between the cooling performance of synthetic jets and the conventional method with the use of three different coolers sizes. The same tests were performed on the same heating element and the corresponding velocities and cooling performance between the two methods were compared.

Turbulent combustion processes are inherently unsteady and, thus, a source of acoustic radiation, which occurs due to the unsteady expansion of reacting gases. While prior studies have extensively characterized the total sound power radiated by turbulent flames, their spectral characteristics are not well understood. The objective of this research work is to measure the flow and acoustic properties of an open turbulent premixed jet flame and explain the spectral trends of combustion noise. The flame dynamics were characterized using high speed chemiluminescence images of the flame. A model based on the solution of the wave equation with unsteady heat release as the source was developed and was used to relate the measured chemiluminescence fluctuations to its acoustic emission. Acoustic measurements were performed in an anechoic environment for several burner diameters, flow velocities, turbulence intensities, fuels, and equivalence ratios. The acoustic emissions are shown to be characterized by four parameters: peak frequency (Fpeak), low frequency slope (beta), high frequency slope (alpha) and Overall Sound Pressure Level (OASPL). The peak frequency (Fpeak) is characterized by a Strouhal number based on the mean velocity and a flame length. The transfer function between the acoustic spectrum and the spectrum of heat release fluctuations has an f^2 dependence at low frequencies, while it converged to a constant value at high frequencies. Furthermore, the OASPL was found to be characterized by (Fpeak mfH)^2, which resembles the source term in the wave equation.

Este trabalho apresenta um estudo experimental do efeito da razão de bloqueio em um canal aerodinâmico no Número de Strouhal e o fenômeno da biestabilidade. É estudado o escoamento turbulento sobre um cilindro e também sobre dois cilindros dispostos lado a lado, onde fez-se uso de cilindros de vários diâmetros a fim de variar a razão de bloqueio no canal. Dois tipos de espaçamento entre os tubos são estudados. A técnica experimental consiste na medição de flutuações de velocidades em um canal aerodinâmico utilizando a técnica de anemometria de fio quente. Os dados obtidos da medição no canal aerodinâmico são tratados com o uso de ferramentas estatísticas, espectrais e de ondaletas. Para um cilindro, os resultados confirmam o aumento do número de Strouhal com o aumento da razão de bloqueio, na faixa do número de Reynolds utilizada. Razões de bloqueio mais baixas podem acarretar diminuição do número de Strouhal, também em função do número de Reynolds. Os resultados confirmam a existência do fenômeno da biestabilidade no escoamento sobre dois cilindros dispostos lado a lado, assim como a influência da razão de bloqueio sobre o fenômeno, sendo mais predominante em um dos espaçamentos estudados. Para razões de bloqueio altas, o fenômeno da biestabilidade pode não ocorrer ou pouco ocorre. Para razões de bloqueio mais baixas podemos ter também a não ocorrência do fenômeno em função das dimensões dos tubos serem mais reduzidas, fazendo com que a captação do fenômeno também seja reduzida. / This paper presents an experimental study of the effect of blockage ratio in a aerodynamic channel on Strouhal number and the bistability phenomenon. It studied the turbulent flow around a single cylinder and also on two cylinders arranged side-by-side, where use has been made of cylinders of various diameters to vary the blockage ratio of the channel. Two types of pitch to diameter ratio are studied. The experimental technique consists of measuring velocity fluctuations in aerodynamic channel using the technique of hot-wire anemometry. The data obtained from measuring the aerodynamic channel are treated with the use of statistical tools, spectral and wavelet analysis. For a single cylinder, the results confirm the increase of the Strouhal number with increasing blockage ratio in the range of Reynolds number used. Lower blockage ratio can cause a decrease of the Strouhal number, also a function of Reynolds number. The results confirm the existence of the bistability phenomenon in the flow on two cylinders arranged side-by-side, as well as the influence of blockage ratio on the phenomenon, being more predominant in one of the row spacings. For higher blockage ratios, the bistability phenomenon may not occur or occurs shortly. For lower blockage ratio, due to the smaller dimensions of the tubes the phenomenon may not occur on the capture of the phenomenon is also reduced with the present experimental technique.

Este trabalho apresenta um estudo experimental do efeito da razão de bloqueio em um canal aerodinâmico no Número de Strouhal e o fenômeno da biestabilidade. É estudado o escoamento turbulento sobre um cilindro e também sobre dois cilindros dispostos lado a lado, onde fez-se uso de cilindros de vários diâmetros a fim de variar a razão de bloqueio no canal. Dois tipos de espaçamento entre os tubos são estudados. A técnica experimental consiste na medição de flutuações de velocidades em um canal aerodinâmico utilizando a técnica de anemometria de fio quente. Os dados obtidos da medição no canal aerodinâmico são tratados com o uso de ferramentas estatísticas, espectrais e de ondaletas. Para um cilindro, os resultados confirmam o aumento do número de Strouhal com o aumento da razão de bloqueio, na faixa do número de Reynolds utilizada. Razões de bloqueio mais baixas podem acarretar diminuição do número de Strouhal, também em função do número de Reynolds. Os resultados confirmam a existência do fenômeno da biestabilidade no escoamento sobre dois cilindros dispostos lado a lado, assim como a influência da razão de bloqueio sobre o fenômeno, sendo mais predominante em um dos espaçamentos estudados. Para razões de bloqueio altas, o fenômeno da biestabilidade pode não ocorrer ou pouco ocorre. Para razões de bloqueio mais baixas podemos ter também a não ocorrência do fenômeno em função das dimensões dos tubos serem mais reduzidas, fazendo com que a captação do fenômeno também seja reduzida. / This paper presents an experimental study of the effect of blockage ratio in a aerodynamic channel on Strouhal number and the bistability phenomenon. It studied the turbulent flow around a single cylinder and also on two cylinders arranged side-by-side, where use has been made of cylinders of various diameters to vary the blockage ratio of the channel. Two types of pitch to diameter ratio are studied. The experimental technique consists of measuring velocity fluctuations in aerodynamic channel using the technique of hot-wire anemometry. The data obtained from measuring the aerodynamic channel are treated with the use of statistical tools, spectral and wavelet analysis. For a single cylinder, the results confirm the increase of the Strouhal number with increasing blockage ratio in the range of Reynolds number used. Lower blockage ratio can cause a decrease of the Strouhal number, also a function of Reynolds number. The results confirm the existence of the bistability phenomenon in the flow on two cylinders arranged side-by-side, as well as the influence of blockage ratio on the phenomenon, being more predominant in one of the row spacings. For higher blockage ratios, the bistability phenomenon may not occur or occurs shortly. For lower blockage ratio, due to the smaller dimensions of the tubes the phenomenon may not occur on the capture of the phenomenon is also reduced with the present experimental technique.

Este trabalho apresenta um estudo experimental do efeito da razão de bloqueio em um canal aerodinâmico no Número de Strouhal e o fenômeno da biestabilidade. É estudado o escoamento turbulento sobre um cilindro e também sobre dois cilindros dispostos lado a lado, onde fez-se uso de cilindros de vários diâmetros a fim de variar a razão de bloqueio no canal. Dois tipos de espaçamento entre os tubos são estudados. A técnica experimental consiste na medição de flutuações de velocidades em um canal aerodinâmico utilizando a técnica de anemometria de fio quente. Os dados obtidos da medição no canal aerodinâmico são tratados com o uso de ferramentas estatísticas, espectrais e de ondaletas. Para um cilindro, os resultados confirmam o aumento do número de Strouhal com o aumento da razão de bloqueio, na faixa do número de Reynolds utilizada. Razões de bloqueio mais baixas podem acarretar diminuição do número de Strouhal, também em função do número de Reynolds. Os resultados confirmam a existência do fenômeno da biestabilidade no escoamento sobre dois cilindros dispostos lado a lado, assim como a influência da razão de bloqueio sobre o fenômeno, sendo mais predominante em um dos espaçamentos estudados. Para razões de bloqueio altas, o fenômeno da biestabilidade pode não ocorrer ou pouco ocorre. Para razões de bloqueio mais baixas podemos ter também a não ocorrência do fenômeno em função das dimensões dos tubos serem mais reduzidas, fazendo com que a captação do fenômeno também seja reduzida. / This paper presents an experimental study of the effect of blockage ratio in a aerodynamic channel on Strouhal number and the bistability phenomenon. It studied the turbulent flow around a single cylinder and also on two cylinders arranged side-by-side, where use has been made of cylinders of various diameters to vary the blockage ratio of the channel. Two types of pitch to diameter ratio are studied. The experimental technique consists of measuring velocity fluctuations in aerodynamic channel using the technique of hot-wire anemometry. The data obtained from measuring the aerodynamic channel are treated with the use of statistical tools, spectral and wavelet analysis. For a single cylinder, the results confirm the increase of the Strouhal number with increasing blockage ratio in the range of Reynolds number used. Lower blockage ratio can cause a decrease of the Strouhal number, also a function of Reynolds number. The results confirm the existence of the bistability phenomenon in the flow on two cylinders arranged side-by-side, as well as the influence of blockage ratio on the phenomenon, being more predominant in one of the row spacings. For higher blockage ratios, the bistability phenomenon may not occur or occurs shortly. For lower blockage ratio, due to the smaller dimensions of the tubes the phenomenon may not occur on the capture of the phenomenon is also reduced with the present experimental technique.

Interaction of flow structures from a three-cylinder system is complex and important for fundamental and engineering applications. In this study, experiments using hotwire, 2D PIV, and Tomography are to be conducted to characterize the fluid flow at various Re number and rotation speeds. The Reynolds number considered based on the diameter of the single-cylinder ranges from 37 to 1700. The peaks in the frequency spectrum obtained from the hotwire study show a unique relation of Strouhal number as a function of static incident angle, RPM, and Reynolds number. From the 2D PIV and 3D tomography experiment, vorticity and velocity results characterize the interaction of wake flow from individual cylinders and as a function of the rotational speeds. Besides, the Standard deviation map shows the turbulence intensity variation at the various static and rotating conditions. The obtained results at static conditions are found to be consistent with the previous computational study.

Master thesis deals with the analysis of wind effect on high slender engineering structures. There are explained important knowledge of the flow theory and compared each turbulent models according to relation of Reynolds and Strouhal number. The point of separation i salso defined. All necessary calculations are made in the ANSYS systém.

Les écoulements rampants, recirculants et instationnaires d’un fluide viscoplastique autour d’un cylindre ont été étudiés.Numériquement, les morphologies des écoulements, la localisation des zones rigides, les champs de contraintes et pression autour du cylindre ainsi que le coefficient de traînée, ont été déterminés sur un large domaine des nombres de Reynolds et d’Oldroyd.Expérimentalement, les fluides étudiés sont des gels de polymère Carbopol®. Le comportement élastoviscoplastique de ces gels a été modélisé par une loi d’Herschel-Bulkley adaptée. Le montage expérimental conçu et réalisé a été validé par l'étude de l'écoulement d'un fluide newtonien autour d'un cylindre et la mise en place d’une procédure adaptée pour les fluides à seuil.On a pu constater l'influence des conditions d’interface avec l’apparition d’une morphologie de lâchers de tourbillons simultanés et symétriques. / Creeping, recirculating and unsteady flows around a cylinder for yield stress fluid were studied.Numerically, morphologies of the flows, the location of the unyielded zones, the pressure and stress fields around the cylinder and the drag coefficient were determined over a wide range of Reynolds and Oldroyd numbers.Experimentally, fluids studied are polymer gels Carbopol®. The elastoviscoplastic behavior of these gels was modeled by a Herschel-Bulkley adapted law. The experimental setup was designed and validated by studying the flow of a newtonian fluid around a cylinder. An appropriate procedure for the viscoplastic fluid was implemented.We observe the influence of interface conditions with the appearance of a morphology showing simultaneous and symmetrical vortex shedding.

Lean flame blowout is investigated experimentally within a high-speed combustor to analyze the temporal extinction dynamics of turbulent premixed bluff body stabilized flames. The lean blowout process is induced through fuel flow reduction and captured temporally using simultaneous high-speed particle imaging velocimetry (PIV) and CH* chemiluminescence. The evolution of the flame structure, flow field, and the resulting strain rate along the flame are analyzed throughout extinction to distinguish the physical mechanisms of blowout. Flame-vortex dynamics are found to be the main driving mechanism of flame extinction; namely, a reduction of flame-generated vorticity coupled with an increase of downstream shear layer vorticity. The vorticity dynamics are linked to hydrodynamic instabilities that vary as a function of the decreasing equivalence ratio. Frequency analysis is performed to characterize the dynamical changes of the hydrodynamic instability modes during flame extinction. Additionally, various bluff body inflow velocity regimes are investigated to further characterize the extinction instability modes. Both equivalence ratio and flow-driven instabilities are captured through a universal definition of the Strouhal number for the reacting bluff body flow. Finally, a Karlovitz number-based criterion is developed to consistently predict the onset of global extinction for different inflow velocity regimes.

The flow around a finite square prism has not been studied extensively when compared with an “infinite” (or two-dimensional) square prism. In the present study, the effect of a wake-mounted splitter plate on the flow around a surface-mounted square prism of finite height was investigated experimentally using a low-speed wind tunnel. Of specific interest were the combined effects of the splitter plate length and the prism’s aspect ratio on the vortex shedding, mean drag force coefficient, and the mean wake. Four square prisms of aspect ratios AR = 9, 7, 5 and 3 were tested at a Reynolds number of Re = 7.4×104 and a boundary layer thickness of /D = 1.5. Splitter plate lengths of L/D = 1, 1.5, 2, 3, 5, and 7, were tested, with all plates having the same height as the prism. Measurements of the mean drag force were obtained with a force balance, and measurements of the vortex shedding frequency were obtained with a single-component hot-wire probe. A seven-hole pressure probe was used to measure the time-averaged wake velocity at a Reynolds number of Re = 3.7×104 for AR = 9 and 5 with splitter plates of lengths L/D = 1, 3, 5, and 7. These measurements were carried out to allow for a better understanding of how the splitter plate affects the mean wake of the finite prism. The results show that the splitter plate is a less effective drag-reduction, but more effective vortex-shedding-suppression, device for finite square prisms than it is for infinite square prisms. Significant reduction in the mean drag coefficient was realized only for short prisms (of AR ≤ 5) when long splitter plates (of L/D ≥ 5) were used. A splitter plate of length L/D = 3 was able to suppress vortex shedding for all aspect ratios tested. However, for square prisms of aspect ratios AR ≤ 7, the splitter plate is a less effective vortex-shedding-suppression device when compared to its use with finite circular cylinders, i.e. longer splitter plates are needed for vortex shedding suppression with square prisms. Wake measurements showed distinct wake velocity fields for the two prisms tested. For the prism of AR = 9, a strong downwash flow in the upper part of the wake became weaker towards the ground plane. For the prism of AR = 5, the downwash remained strong close to the ground plane. With splitter plates installed, the downwash became weaker for both prisms. The splitter plate was found to narrow the wake width, especially close to the ground plane, and led to the stretching of the streamwise vortex structures in the vertical direction, and increased entrainment towards the wake centreline in the cross-stream direction.