Study on transient flow model of viscoelastic pipeline based on viscous and unsteady friction effect

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This paper developed a new coupled numerical model for viscoelastic pipelines incorporating generalized Kelvin-Voigt viscoelasticity and the Vardy dynamic friction model, which accurately simulates transient flow and reduces computation time by 80%.

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The paper studies transient fluid flow in a viscoelastic pipeline by building a numerical coupling model that accounts for both material-dependent viscoelastic creep (using a generalized Kelvin–Voigt wall constitutive model) and unsteady friction effects (using the Vardy dynamic friction model). Using a hybrid optimization parameter-identification approach, the authors invert creep characteristic parameters and compare the coupled model against models that use only steady-state friction or only the Vardy friction formulation. They report that steady-state and Vardy-only models deviate from experiments in pressure peak magnitude and phase offset, with a maximum peak-pressure error of 19.13% for the Vardy-only case at the valve, whereas adding viscous and unsteady friction effects yields close agreement with a maximum peak-pressure error of 1.65%. The paper does not explicitly discuss endometriosis or adenomyosis; it was included in the corpus via a keyword match in the upstream search index.

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Abstract The existing transient flow model of viscoelastic pipe fails to fully consider the coupling effect of material-dependent viscoelastic creep behavior and unsteady friction effect, and underestimates the attenuation process of pressure wave. Therefore, this paper studies a new coupling numerical model, which combines the generalized Kelvin-Voigt constitutive model of wall viscoelasticity with the Vardy dynamic friction model, and uses a parameter identification method of hybrid optimization strategy to invert the creep characteristic parameters. Compared with the traditional steady-state friction model and the Vardy friction model, the accuracy and computational efficiency of the new model are verified. The results show that the steady-state friction model and the Vardy friction model are significantly different from the experimental values in terms of pressure peak and phase offset. The maximum percentage error of the peak pressure at the valve is 19.13% for the Vardy friction model. After considering the viscous effect and the unsteady friction effect, the simulation results are in good agreement with the experimental data, and the maximum percentage error of the peak pressure is only 1.65%. In addition, under the same calculation conditions, the new model reduces the calculation time by about 80% compared with the traditional Vardy friction model, and shows excellent performance in terms of accuracy and efficiency, which can provide an accurate and efficient simulation method for the hydraulic transition process of viscoelastic pipelines.
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Therefore, this paper studies a new coupling numerical model, which combines the generalized Kelvin-Voigt constitutive model of wall viscoelasticity with the Vardy dynamic friction model, and uses a parameter identification method of hybrid optimization strategy to invert the creep characteristic parameters. Compared with the traditional steady-state friction model and the Vardy friction model, the accuracy and computational efficiency of the new model are verified. The results show that the steady-state friction model and the Vardy friction model are significantly different from the experimental values in terms of pressure peak and phase offset. The maximum percentage error of the peak pressure at the valve is 19.13% for the Vardy friction model. After considering the viscous effect and the unsteady friction effect, the simulation results are in good agreement with the experimental data, and the maximum percentage error of the peak pressure is only 1.65%. In addition, under the same calculation conditions, the new model reduces the calculation time by about 80% compared with the traditional Vardy friction model, and shows excellent performance in terms of accuracy and efficiency, which can provide an accurate and efficient simulation method for the hydraulic transition process of viscoelastic pipelines. Physical sciences/Engineering Physical sciences/Materials science Physical sciences/Mathematics and computing Physical sciences/Physics transient flow viscoelastic pipe creep behavior unsteady friction coupling model Full Text Additional Declarations No competing interests reported. Cite Share Download PDF Status: Posted Version 1 posted You are reading this latest preprint version Research Square lets you share your work early, gain feedback from the community, and start making changes to your manuscript prior to peer review in a journal. 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