Abstract
Through fluid-structure interaction simulations, this study assesses the dynamic response characteristics of elastically mounted circular and square cylinders subjected to pulsating inflow conditions, providing valuable insights into the analysis and optimization of these systems. The main focus of the present work is on analyzing the effects of two factors: (i) the ratio of the oscillatory velocity component to the steady velocity component in pulsating flow (flow ratio) and (ii) the ratio of the oscillation frequency of pulsating flow to the natural frequency of the structure (frequency ratio). The simulation results for different parameters of interest are analysed using Fourier analysis and Poincaré maps of time series data, and contour plots of vorticity. For the circular cylinder, it is found that cylinder loses synchronization in lock-in as the flow and frequency ratios are increased. Three distinct vibration patterns of vortex-induced vibration are observed for selected combinations of flow and frequency ratios at a Reynolds number of 110 for circular cylinder. For the galloping of square cylinder at a Reynolds number of 250, it is found that the instability and nonlinearity of vortex shedding become more pronounced as the flow ratio increases.
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