This invention relates to the field of performance
simulation and evaluation technology, specifically to a comprehensive performance evaluation method for cryogenic
liquid hydrogen ball valves based on an adaptive working condition
algorithm. The method includes the following steps: constructing a
simulation model, calculating the mesh
wetting fraction to generate the fluid-
solid wetting state, and outputting the weighted
heat flux; inputting the
heat flux into
heat transfer calculations and fusing hardening parameters to calculate the microscopic peak-valley transient stiffness; combining
contact pressure to generate distorted coordinates and constructing
nodal plastic deformation; analyzing deformation parameters to extract extreme values, calculating damage contributions, performing fatigue deduction, and constructing a comprehensive evaluation. In this invention, by combining
nucleus and film
heat transfer mechanisms to deduce
energy distribution and restore
transient heat transfer boundaries, fusing normal
temperature difference to correct the initial modulus, characterizing the cold brittle degradation law of cryogenic materials, relying on microscopic stiffness to analyze pressure mapping
distortion to obtain
nodal plastic deformation, calculating single-step damage contributions, and performing fatigue evolution analysis to effectively eliminate static mechanical model errors, thus achieving accurate prediction of
ball valve performance.