1. 宇宙機用推進薬タンクを対象とした微小重力下動的濡れ挙動、スロッシング 挙動に関する研究.
- Author
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今 井 良 二
- Subjects
COMPUTATIONAL fluid dynamics ,VISCOSITY ,REDUCED gravity environments ,ARTIFICIAL satellites ,CONTACT angle ,SURFACE tension - Abstract
Fluid behavior in microgravity is different from in ground gravity since surface tension, viscous force, and wetting are dominant in this condition. In propellant tank for artificial satellite and future on-orbit spacecraft, sloshing due to disturbance and settling behavior by change of acceleration have to be understood for design of propellant supply system and attitude control system. These fluid behaviors in microgravity condition are affected by a dynamic wetting significantly, therefore it is important to understand dynamic wetting which dominates fluid behavior. We observed transient fluid behaviors in cylindrical containers upon entering microgravity conditions created by drop tower facility, and effect of viscosity and diameter of container on fluid behaviors were investigated. CFD (Computational Fluid Dynamics) analyses were conducted and these results were compared with experimental results. Additionally, it was confirmed that numerical model considering dependence of contact line velocity in dynamic contact angle by empirical and theoretical methods provided more reasonable results. In addition, the sloshing behaviors inside the cylindrical containers were investigated under applied horizontal and axial accelerations using both microgravity experiments and CFD. As a result, it was found that under conditions of low excitation acceleration and high viscosity coefficient of the liquid, where the fluid movement is minimal, the experimental and numerical analysis results exhibit good agreement. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
- Published
- 2024