英文摘要 |
Safety and rescue have always been highly discussed and prioritized aspects throughout the development and service of submarines. The Group Independent Escape Sphere serves as a highly proactive escape device that protects the safety of personnel and enhances their ability to self-rescue in the event of submarine accidents. The main objective of this study is to utilize Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) methods to simulate the ascent motion process of the submarine's escape sphere, thereby establishing an analysis and evaluation tool for this type of de-sign. This study utilizes Ansys Fluent, a CFD software that solves the Reynolds-Averaged Navier-Stokes (RANS) equations. It fully uses its provided 6DOF solver and dynamic mesh technology to simulate the ascent trajectory of the escape sphere. The design of the escape sphere in this study is based on the IKL/HDW design from Germany, and a series of design parameter models are estab-lished, including the center of gravity height, initial velocity, material design variations, and ocean current velocity. By comparing the differences in the calculated motion characteristics of the escape sphere, the key factors affecting the overall performance of the escape sphere are identified, providing references for designing the optimal escape sphere. |