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JOURNALS // Vestnik Tomskogo Gosudarstvennogo Universiteta. Matematika i Mekhanika // Archive

Vestn. Tomsk. Gos. Univ. Mat. Mekh., 2016 Number 6(44), Pages 64–79 (Mi vtgu559)

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MECHANICS

An application of hybrid simulation algorithm for a research of the disposal system of noxious gases in aluminium production

S. A. Filimonova, P. A. Neob''yavlyayushchiya, E. I. Mihienkovab

a TORINS Ltd., Krasnoyarsk, Russian Federation
b Siberian Federal University, Krasnoyarsk, Russian Federation

Abstract: The article deals with the problem of flow-rate balance in the disposal system of noxious gases from an industrial building of aluminum production. This system appears to be a highly branched network about 2 kilometers long, with the baths arranged into several groups of a various number of baths in each. Our team set a problem aimed at evaluating the possibility of the flow balance between the groups so that the each bath could fall within a fixed volume of the removable gas. Normally, the modeling of such problems applies methods of the theory of hydraulic circuits, which requires the system to be a set of nodes and branches. However, the considered system includes a gathering manifold of a complex geometry, which cannot be represented as a set of network elements. Thus, the solving of the problem was carried out using an original 1D/3D hybrid algorithm intended for solving of the multiscale problems of hydrodynamics. A particular feature of this algorithm, based on a SIMPLE procedure, is a common equation for the pressure correction calculated for the entire computational region. The unification of two parts of the problem in the pressure field allows providing a coherence of the solution, a rapid convergence, and a high speed of calculations in comparison with the usual methods of solving such (multiscale) problems, which suppose the separate use of the spatial and network models interrelated with a data exchange on the contact boundary. As a result of the calculation, the hydraulic resistance of the balancing shutter and the total evacuation in a gas purification system for the balanced version have been determined.

Keywords: numerical modeling, CFD, theory of hydraulic circuits, 1D/3D hybrid method, gas purification system.

UDC: 532.54

Received: 12.10.2016

DOI: 10.17223/19988621/44/6



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