%0 Journal Article
%T 碟式太阳能聚光器气动特性和最大风压分布仿真分析
%A 鄂加强
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%A 苏秀超
%A Wenming YANG
%A 王曙辉
%A 刘腾
%A 左威
%J 湖南大学学报(自然科学版)
%D 2015
%X 针对碟式太阳能聚光器最佳避风姿势问题，采用流体控制方程建立了碟式太阳能聚光器流场模型，并将计算得到的流场流速和压力再加载耦合到碟式太阳能聚光器前后表面，对碟式太阳能聚光器气动特性和风压分布进行仿真分析.结果表明：①风速对碟式太阳能聚光器表面中心区域最大风压影响很大，应适当提高碟式太阳能聚光器中心处的强度和刚度；②碟式太阳能聚光器的升力、阻力、侧向力和最大表面风压随风速增加而增加，且最大表面风压增加幅度尤显明显，但是风力系数随风速变化甚微；③不考虑流固耦合作用时碟式太阳能聚光器的升力系数、阻力系数、侧向力系数和最大表面风压的计算值存在较大的误差，在之后的计算中，应考虑流固耦合作用；④碟式太阳能聚光器表面最大风压随高度角和方位角的变化复杂，高度角为0°、方位角为45°姿势时达到最大.</br>For the problem of the optimal shelter posture of dish solar concentrator, the flow fluid model of a dish solar concentrator was established by using fluid control equations, the calculated flow velocity and pressure were then loaded into the front and back surfaces of the dish solar concentrator, and then simulation analysis of the aerodynamic characteristics and pressure distribution of dish solar concentrator was carried out. The results show that wind speed has great influence on the maximum pressure of the central area of the dish solar concentrator surface and the strength and rigidity at the center of the dish solar concentrator should be improved. Besides, the lift force, drag force, lateral force and maximum surface pressure of the dish solar concentrator increase with the increase of wind speed, especially the maximum surface pressure, while wind coefficients change little with the change of wind speed. In addition, relatively big errors exist in the calculated values of lift force coefficient, drag coefficient, lateral force coefficient and maximum surface pressure when not considering the effect of fluid-structure interaction. Moreover, the maximum surface pressure of dish solar concentrator varies intricately with change of azimuth angle, and elevation angle and it reaches to maximum when the elevation angle is 0° and the azimuth angle is 45°.
%K 聚光器 虚拟风洞实验 气动特性 太阳能 流固耦合&lt
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%K concentrator virtual wind tunnel experiments aerodynamic characteristics solar energy fluid-structure interaction
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