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Comparison of cavitation models for the prediction of cavitation around a hydrofoil
Marko Pezdevšek, Ignacijo Biluš, Gorazd Hren, 2021, original scientific article

Abstract: In this paper, four different cavitation models were compared for predicting cavitation around a hydrofoil. A blocked structured mesh was created in ICEM CFD. Steady-state 2D simulations were performed in Ansys CFX. For all cases, the SST turbulence model with Reboud's correction was used. For Zwart and Schnerr cavitation models, the recommended values were used for the empirical coefficients. For the full cavitation model and Kunz cavitation model, values for the empirical coefficients were determined as the recommended values did not provide satisfactory results. For the full cavitation model, the effect of non-condensable gases was neglected. For all the above-mentioned cavitation models, the pressure coefficient distribution was compared to experimental results from the literature.
Keywords: hydrofoil, cavitation, Ansys CFX
Published in DKUM: 10.11.2023; Views: 395; Downloads: 7
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Numerical prediction of cavitation erosion on a hydrofoil
Marko Pezdevšek, Andrej Predin, Matej Fike, Gorazd Hren, 2022, published scientific conference contribution abstract

Keywords: hydrofoil, cavitation, erosion, Ansys CFX
Published in DKUM: 30.10.2023; Views: 310; Downloads: 5
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Design of wFoil 18 albatross with hydrogen technologies
Nejc Zore, Jurij Avsec, Urška Novosel, 2022, published scientific conference contribution abstract

Keywords: wFoil 18 Albatross, hydrofoil, fuel cell drive, hydrogen technology
Published in DKUM: 27.10.2023; Views: 334; Downloads: 6
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Design of wFoil 18 Albatross with hydrogen technologies
Nejc Zore, Jurij Avsec, Urška Novosel, 2023, professional article

Abstract: This article discusses the design of fuel cell propulsion for 18 albatross foil vessels. The purpose of this article determined the economic viability of such propulsion. WFoil 18 Albatross was chosen for a high-speed, low-power propulsion system. The hydrogen propulsion system for the Albatross vessel consists of the following parts: - Electric motor (Emrax 188) to convert electricity into mechanical energy; - Battery (LG RESU 3.2EX | LG Battery System), which provides electricity in case of emergency or adds the necessary energy to run the engine at maximum power; - Controller (EmDrive 500), which provides enough energy to pass between the elements of the propulsion system; - Fuel cell (Hydrogenics HYPM-HD 30 POWER MODULE), which is the primary source of energy; - The tank (tank for hydrogen gas type 3) stores fuel, which in our case is hydrogen. The brackets indicate the parts that have been selected for the hydrogen propulsion system. The approximate weight of all these parts is about 249.1 kg and the price of all these parts is about 55254 €. All prices are from 2020 and are subject to change. The main idea in the construction of this charging station is the use of seawater and solar energy or renewable energy sources for hydrogen production. The components of the charging station are Solar cells (LG NeON 2), Desalination (CRYSTAL EX PURE), Electrolysis (Nel C Series C10), and Charging station (Haskel (Version with air compressor)). The brackets indicate the parts that have been selected for the charging station. The approximate weight of all these parts is about 10236 kg and the price of all these parts is about 517664 €. All prices are from 2020 and are subject to change.
Keywords: wFoil 18 Albatross, hydrofoil, fuel cell drive, hydrogen technology
Published in DKUM: 11.10.2023; Views: 361; Downloads: 5
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