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Optimization of Adaptive Mesh Refinement Strategy for VOF-DPM Method Anhui Special Equipment Inspection Institute

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Author/Creator:
Zhou, Taotao, author.
Ma, Ming, author.
Zhang, Haitao, author.
Zhang, Fengan, author.
Chen, Xianhui, author.
Chen, Qi, author.
Xia, Hongwei, author.
Conference Name:
Interntional Conference on the New Energy and Intelligent Vehicles (2025-11-02 : Hefei, China)
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Nozzles.
Simulation and modeling.
Research and development.
Optimization.
Tools and equipment.
Local Subjects:
Nozzles.
Simulation and modeling.
Research and development.
Optimization.
Tools and equipment.
Physical Description:
1 online resource
Place of Publication:
Warrendale, PA SAE International 2026
Summary:
When simulating spray atomization process involving VOF method, a core problem is the conflict between high grid detail and limited computer power. Although VOF and DPM methods have recently been coupled to reduce computational cost, their application in practical engineering calculations still imposes a considerable computational burden. To solve this, a better adaptive mesh refinement (AMR) plan is put forward. This plan uses a 0.2 mm initial grid (twice the usual 0.1mm) and allows refinement up to four levels. This improved technique makes high computational efficiency for large-scale simulations. Two types of nozzles are employed to evaluate the proposed method. However, for circular nozzles, the new method does not increase calculation speed, while lowers the accuracy of the simulation.In contrast, for square nozzles, it greatly boosts computation speed and keeping high accuracy. This makes the technique a useful tool for modeling transverse jet atomization in industry. Overall, the work gives clear advice for better mesh refinement in multiphase flow research. It is particularly advantageous for large-scale simulation domains where conventional methods become computationally prohibitive
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