On erosion wear of flat specimens incorporating roughness angle correction

Particle erosion-induced damage to structural walls constitutes a critical concern in aerospace and petrochemical engineering. Over time, this phenomenon leads to surface roughening, thereby altering particle impingement dynamics, a facet often overlooked in current simulation methodologies. This study proposes a novel numerical approach for investigating erosion characteristics of flat specimens, integrating a corrective model for roughness angle to enhance accuracy in predicting erosion profiles. Experimental validation confirms the superior performance of the proposed correction method, achieving a remarkable enhancement of approximately 60.27% in accurately predicting maximum erosion depth compared to conventional techniques. Notably, the corrected erosion depth exhibits a nonlinear relationship with erosion duration, closely mirroring experimental observations. In regions characterized by intensified erosion rates, the present method discloses a notable decrease of approximately 1.8° in forecasted particle impact angles with advancing erosion stages, thereby achieving closer adherence to empirical trends. The refined simulation method effectively rectifies historical overestimations, offering a robust framework for future studies in erosion prediction and mitigation strategies.

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Physics of Fluids
Published
2024-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.1063/5.0226359
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5
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Erosion and Abrasive Machining
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On erosion wear of flat specimens incorporating roughness angle correction

Ning Huang, Ding Tong, Jie Zhang, Kan He et al.
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Physics of Fluids
Erosion and Abrasive Machining
4.60
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On erosion wear of flat specimens incorporating roughness angle correction

Ning Huang, Ding Tong, Jie Zhang, Kan He, Xing Li, Yanli Zhang
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Abstract

Particle erosion-induced damage to structural walls constitutes a critical concern in aerospace and petrochemical engineering. Over time, this phenomenon leads to surface roughening, thereby altering particle impingement dynamics, a facet often overlooked in current simulation methodologies. This study proposes a novel numerical approach for investigating erosion characteristics of flat specimens, integrating a corrective model for roughness angle to enhance accuracy in predicting erosion profiles. Experimental validation confirms the superior performance of the proposed correction method, achieving a remarkable enhancement of approximately 60.27% in accurately predicting maximum erosion depth compared to conventional techniques. Notably, the corrected erosion depth exhibits a nonlinear relationship with erosion duration, closely mirroring experimental observations. In regions characterized by intensified erosion rates, the present method discloses a notable decrease of approximately 1.8° in forecasted particle impact angles with advancing erosion stages, thereby achieving closer adherence to empirical trends. The refined simulation method effectively rectifies historical overestimations, offering a robust framework for future studies in erosion prediction and mitigation strategies.

Physics of FluidsVol. 36(10)
China North Industries Group Corporation (China) (CN), Lanzhou University (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 6%
Erosion and Abrasive Machining
4.60
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