A viscous free-surface flow energy decomposition analysis is conducted in the present paper. In the presence of a free surface, the viscous dissipation for a Newtonian liquid canbe decomposed into two terms: an enstrophy component and a free-surface deformation component. Equations for such terms in the weakly compressible SPH (WCSPH) formalism are devised. They require the discretization of a volume and a surface integral, respectively. Applying energy conservation, a double-checking of the free surface term is developed and applied, confirming the quality of the surface integral SPH evaluation, even in the presence of moderately fragmented free surface. Application to a large amplitude standing wave with breaking is presented.

Energy decomposition analysis in free-surface flows: road-map for the direct computation of wave breaking dissipation

A Colagrossi;B Bouscasse;
2014

Abstract

A viscous free-surface flow energy decomposition analysis is conducted in the present paper. In the presence of a free surface, the viscous dissipation for a Newtonian liquid canbe decomposed into two terms: an enstrophy component and a free-surface deformation component. Equations for such terms in the weakly compressible SPH (WCSPH) formalism are devised. They require the discretization of a volume and a surface integral, respectively. Applying energy conservation, a double-checking of the free surface term is developed and applied, confirming the quality of the surface integral SPH evaluation, even in the presence of moderately fragmented free surface. Application to a large amplitude standing wave with breaking is presented.
2014
Istituto di iNgegneria del Mare - INM (ex INSEAN)
978-88-7617-020-1
free-surface flow
gravity waves
breaking waves
viscous dissipation
Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics
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