The invention discloses a Leidenfrost effect three-dimensional numerical
simulation method based on a double-
distribution function lattice Boltzmann method coupled with a
finite difference method. The method comprises the following steps: 1, constructing a three-dimensional computational domain and defining lattice point types; 2, initializing a lattice point type, a fluid domain
density field, a velocity field, a temperature field and a
distribution function; 3, calculating fluid domain density, pressure and
thermal diffusion coefficient according to the
distribution function; 4, calculating
resultant force of molecular interaction force and volume force among different phase states based on a pseudo-potential model; 5, calculating a fluid domain collision process; 6, calculating a migration process; 7, treating wall surface boundary conditions; 8, updating the fluid domain temperature field by using the temperature distribution function, and updating the
solid domain temperature field by using a
finite difference method; and 9, carrying out loop iteration on the steps 3-8 until the preset
simulation time is reached. According to the invention, the whole process of the Leidenfrost phenomenon generated when the liquid drops
impact the high-temperature wall surface can be stably and accurately simulated, and an accurate and reliable numerical
simulation tool is provided for the design of efficient heat dissipation schemes such as
spray cooling and the like.