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1 LES of turbulent shear flow and pressure driven flow on shallow continental shelves. Guillaume Martinat,CCPO - Old Dominion University Chester Grosch, CCPO - Old Dominion University Ying Xu, Michigan State University Andres Tejada Martinez, University South Florida

2 What is the effect of a wind stress, a pressure gradient and wave forcing or a combination of the three on the dynamic of a turbulent flow? Wind stress Rigid-lid surface x 3 x 2 "P x 1 Solid wall bottom Simple geometry : make abstraction of interaction between the flow and the geometry. Use of LES allows an accurate description of the flow.

3 Outline Description of the model Numerical method Base flows : Pure wind driven flow Pure tidal flow Wind driven flow with wave forcing Combinated flows : Colinear wind and tide driven flow Colinear wind and tide driven flow with wave forcing Normal wind and tide driven flow Normal wind and tide driven flow with wave forcing Conclusion Prospects

4 Description of the model (1) The filtered Navier-Stokes equations Continuity:! u! x i i = 0 Momentum: "u i "t + u j "u i = # 1 "% + 1 "x j $ "x i Re (r)d " 2 u i "x + "& ij i "x j La ' 2 ijku s j ( k T % = # $ 1 ( r)!" kk 3 Re = U" H 2! U! La T = U S u 1 s = cosh[2k(x 3 " H)] 2sinh 2 (kh) u s u 2 = s 3 = 0

5 Description of the model (2) SGS stress: " ( r) ij = u u! u i j i u j Smagorinsky model for the SGS stress: $ ( r) d ij 1 ( r) $ kk ( r) " $ ij! # 3 ij = 2v T S ij S ij = 1& ' u $ i 2 % ' x j + ' u ' x i j #! " 2 Eddy viscosity: = ( ) S S = 2S S ij " T C S! ij ( C S!) 2 is computed dynamically using the Germano identity (Germano et al., Phys. Fluids, 1991)

6 Numerical method Time integration is by 2 nd order time-accurate fractional step scheme - Momentum eqns. are solved first followed by a pressure Poisson eqn. - The Poisson s equation for pressure enforces continuity Spatial discretization uses hybrid spectral/finite-difference approach - Horizontal directions are discretized spectrally - Vertical direction is discretized via 5 th and 6 th order compact finite-differences Code is parallelized using Message Passing Interface (MPI) - Enables use of multiple processors making computations faster - Typical runs last for about 2-3 month using 24 processors for 1000 seconds of physical time

7 Base Flows Wind driven flow Tidal flow Wind driven flow with wave forcing x 3 x 2 "P x 1 no-slip wall! surface x 3 = +h x 3 =!h L 1 = 4!h L 2 = (8 /3)"h Pressure gradient or surface stress are applied such that H = 2h Re " # u " h /$ = 395 Grid is chosen with 96x96x96 nodes La t in case of wave forcing is chosen such that : La t = u " us = 0.7 Mesh refinement ensures proper resolution of the boundary layer

8 Average velocity profiles Tidal flow Wind driven flow u + = u " h # " Re $ x 3 + = x 3 h " Re # Wind driven flow with Langmuir circulation

9 Visualization Tidal flow Wind driven flow Wind driven flow with Langmuir circulation

10 Normal and shear stresses Tidal flow Wind driven flow Normal stresses Shear stresses Wind driven flow with Langmuir circulation

11 Turbulent kinetic energy budgets Tidal flow Wind driven flow Wind driven flow with Langmuir circulation

12 Lumley Triangle The Reynolds-stress anisotropy tensor has six independant components b ij b ij = u iu j u i u i " 1 3 # ij The principal invariants of b (Lumley, 1978) are : I = b ii " 0, II = 1 2 b ij b ji, III = 1 6 b ijb ji b ki The characteristic equation of the matrix [b ij ] is : " 3 # I" 2 + II" # III = 0 Because I = b ii = trace([b ij ]) = 0, λ 1 + λ 2 + λ 3 = 0 and only two of the eigenvalues are independant. Pope (2000) defines another pair of invariant : " 2 = 1 6 b ij b ji, " 3 = 1 6 b ijb ji b ki

13 Lumley triangle Tidal flow Wind driven flow Wind driven flow with Langmuir circulation

14 Complex flows Wind and Tide flows colinear Wind and Tide flows normal Wind and Tide flows colinear with wave forcing Wind and Tide flows normal with wave forcing x 3 x 2 x 1 "P no-slip wall! surface L 1 = 4!h L 2 = (8 /3)"h Pressure gradient and surface stress are applied such that x 3 = +h x 3 =!h H = 2h Re " # u " h /$ = 395 Grid is chosen with 96x96x96 nodes La t in case of wave forcing is chosen such that : La t = u " us = 0.7 Mesh refinement ensures proper resolution of the boundary layer

15 Average velocity profiles Tidal and wind driven flow colinear Tidal and wind driven flow crossed Tidal and wind driven flow colinear with Langmuir circulation Tidal and wind driven flow crossed with Langmuir circulation

16 Normal and shear stresses Normal stresses Tidal and wind driven flow colinear Tidal and wind driven flow crossed Shear stresses Tidal and wind driven flow colinear with Langmuir circulation Tidal and wind driven flow crossed with Langmuir circulation

17 Turbulent kinetic energy budgets Tidal and wind driven flow colinear Tidal and wind driven flow crossed Tidal and wind driven flow colinear with Langmuir circulation Tidal and wind driven flow crossed with Langmuir circulation

18 Lumley triangle Tidal and wind driven flow colinear Tidal and wind driven flow crossed Tidal and wind driven flow colinear with Langmuir circulation Tidal and wind driven flow crossed with Langmuir circulation

19 Conclusion Wave forcing creates highly coherent streamwise turbulent cells Those coherent structures induce an increase of normal stresses near the bottom and the surface. Langmuir circulation works as a mixing mechanism acting to homogeneize the water column. In case of Langmuir circulation, logarithmic law near wall is not observed. Balance of turbulence kinetic energy budget is substantially different with Langmuir circulation. For example : The langmuir production term becomes one of the major terms of the balance The pressure-strain rate which is usually negligible also becomes important This has major implication for RANS type modelling Crossed Tidal and Wind driven flow make u 1 u 2 Reynolds-stress non negligible Lumley triangle is a sensitive indicator of the structure of turbulence. It shows a more three dimensional structure of the flow in case of Langmuir ciculation

20 Extensions We are studying the impact of a strong stratification on wind and pressure driven flows. We are studying an extension to a secondary finer grid to transport a passive scalar in order to simulate gas transfer.

21 Thank You Questions?

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24 Correlation Functions Tidal flow Wind driven flow Wind driven flow with Langmuir circulation

25 Correlation Functions Tidal and wind driven flow colinear Tidal and wind driven flow crossed Tidal and wind driven flow colinear with Langmuir circulation Tidal and wind driven flow crossed with Langmuir circulation

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