吉泽坤, 刘晃, 崔铭超, 牛诗雨, 刘胜男,
Cruise-type aquaculture on deep-sea aquaculture vessels is an important direction for the development of modern marine fisheries. The article explored the effect of transverse rolling motion on the flow field characteristics in the tank based on FLOW-3D software, and calculated the removal of waste particles in the flow field under different transverse rolling conditions on this basis. The results showed that when controlling the period of transverse rolling, the flow velocity in the aquaculture tank increased slightly as the amplitude of the transverse rolling angle increased from 0° to 2°. When the amplitude of the transverse rolling angle was increased from 2° to 7°, the flow velocity in the aquaculture tank showed a large increase, and the v50% increased from 0.171 m/s to 0.477 m/s; the increase of the transverse rolling angle also made the overall distribution of the flow velocity more discrete. The flow uniformity index of the conditions with the transverse rolling angle amplitude of 2° or less is mainly concentrated in 0.8~0.85, while when the transverse rolling angle amplitude is increased to 3°, the flow uniformity of the aquaculture tank decreases significantly, and the flow uniformity indices of the water in the aquaculture tank are all less than 0.8. When the amplitude of the transverse rolling angle is certain, the transverse rolling period is shortened, the flow velocity in the aquaculture tank increases sharply, and the v50% of the flow velocity of each condition and the other quartiles show a linear growth trend while the uniformity of the flow of the water in the tank does not change significantly. For the removal of waste solid particles in the aquaculture tank, the whole process is divided into two phases with opposite effects when the period of transverse rolling and the properties of particles themselves are certain: From the time when the particles were released into the flow field to the 1000th s after the release, the smaller the amplitude of the transverse rolling angle was, the higher the removal rate was; thereafter, until the end of the calculation of the whole example, the larger the transverse rolling angle was, the higher the removal rate of the particles was. The period of transverse rolling had no effect on the removal of particles in the aquaculture tanks, and the time to reach the standard for particles removal was very close for each condition.