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Brown, C.S.; Shaver, D.R.; Lahey, R.T.; Bolotnov, I.A.
Nuclear engineering and design, 08/2017, Volume: 320, Issue: CJournal Article
•The spectral cascade-transport model (SCTM) is applied to higher Reynolds number channel flow.•Spectral turbulence models are excellent candidates for multiphase CFD.•The SCTM provides good predictions of DNS data from channel flow.•The SCTM has been implemented into the CFD code NPHASE-CMFD. A spectral cascade-transport model has been developed and applied to turbulent channel flows (Reτ=550, 950, and 2000 based on friction velocity, uτ; or Reδ=8500; 14,800 and 31,000, based on the mean velocity and channel half-width). This model is an extension of a spectral model previously developed for homogeneous single and two-phase decay of isotropic turbulence and uniform shear flows; and a spectral turbulence model for wall-bounded flows without resolving the boundary layer. Data from direct numerical simulation (DNS) of turbulent channel flow was used to help develop this model and to assess its performance in the 1D direction across the channel width. The resultant spectral model is capable of predicting the mean velocity, turbulent kinetic energy and energy spectrum distributions for single-phase wall-bounded flows all the way to the wall, where the model source terms have been developed to account for the wall influence. The model has been implemented into the 3D multiphase CFD code NPHASE-CMFD and the latest results are within reasonable error of the 1D predictions.
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