Numerical study on dominant oscillation frequency of unstable steam jet under rolling condition
•Coriolis force played a major role for dominant oscillation frequency under ocean condition.•Dominant oscillation frequency of steam submerged jet rose as rolling period decreased.•Dominant oscillation frequency of steam submerged jet rose as rolling angle increased.•A formula was used to obtain st...
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Veröffentlicht in: | Annals of nuclear energy 2022-06, Vol.171, p.109006, Article 109006 |
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Zusammenfassung: | •Coriolis force played a major role for dominant oscillation frequency under ocean condition.•Dominant oscillation frequency of steam submerged jet rose as rolling period decreased.•Dominant oscillation frequency of steam submerged jet rose as rolling angle increased.•A formula was used to obtain steam bubble oscillation frequency under rolling condition.
Steam direct contact condensation has been widely applied in many fields because of its high heat and mass transfer efficiency. However, this process may cause damage to related devices due to its pressure oscillation, especially under ocean condition. The axial and radial components of the additional force and buoyancy force were analyzed in this numerical study. Results indicated that the Coriolis force played a more important role than other forces. The effects of rolling period and rolling angle on the dominant oscillation frequency were investigated. Under rolling condition, as the rolling period decreased and the rolling angle increased, the dominant oscillation frequency of steam submerged jet increased because of the enhanced Coriolis force, which promoted the necking of the bubble. Moreover, a correlation was proposed to predict the dominant oscillation frequency of steam submerged jet under rolling condition. The maximum deviation was less than ± 9.5%. |
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ISSN: | 0306-4549 1873-2100 |
DOI: | 10.1016/j.anucene.2022.109006 |