In this Thesis the CFD approach, combined with an advanced model calibration is successfully applied to the numerical predictions of non-cavitating and cavitating f1ow around hydrofoils and marine model scale propellers. The simulations are carried out with a commercial CFD solver and the influence of the mesh type, as well as of the turbulence and cavitation modelling, on the accuracy of the numerical predictions, is evaluated

Predictions of non-cavitating and cavitating flow on hydrofoils and marine propellers by CFD and advanced model calibration - Udine. , 2012 May 10. 23. ciclo

Predictions of non-cavitating and cavitating flow on hydrofoils and marine propellers by CFD and advanced model calibration

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2012-05-10

Abstract

In this Thesis the CFD approach, combined with an advanced model calibration is successfully applied to the numerical predictions of non-cavitating and cavitating f1ow around hydrofoils and marine model scale propellers. The simulations are carried out with a commercial CFD solver and the influence of the mesh type, as well as of the turbulence and cavitation modelling, on the accuracy of the numerical predictions, is evaluated
10-mag-2012
Marine Propellers; CFD solver; Cavitation; Calibration
Morgut, Mitja
Predictions of non-cavitating and cavitating flow on hydrofoils and marine propellers by CFD and advanced model calibration - Udine. , 2012 May 10. 23. ciclo
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