This study establishes a transient CFD and coupled CFD-thermal analysis method for evaluating the insulation performance of a liquid hydrogen control valve system incorporating an MLI-VCS-MLI configuration. Parametric analysis was conducted by varying the thickness of MLI 2 (50–200 mm) to assess its impact on the temperature distribution and heat flux within the valve body and insulation layers. The results indicate that increasing the thickness of MLI 2 significantly reduces heat flux and improves insulation effectiveness, with the highest heat flux occurring at the outermost MLI layer exposed to ambient conditions. These findings provide valuable insights for optimizing insulation design in liquid hydrogen storage and transport systems, contributing to enhanced thermal management and energy efficiency.

This study developed a coupled fluid-thermal analysis method for a liquid hydrogen control valve system. Using ANSYS CFX, a transient CFD analysis was performed for the control valve system, including MLI, and the thermal analysis was linked to evaluate the insulation performance of MLI. The analysis examined the pressure distribution, turbulent viscosity, and heat flux at the inlet and outlet, revealing that the highest heat flux occurred in MLI 2. This research is expected to contribute to improving the thermal shielding performance and efficient insulation design of liquid hydrogen storage systems.

The hydraulic equipments has a high utilization in the many works such as the excavation, planation and crane works in the construction sites. They are an essential equipments in the construction site and the loading & unloading works of the large size objects. In the many parts which are composed of the hydraulic equipments, the main control valve(MCV) is the core of the equipments. The hydraulic energy from the pump controls the direction and the rate of flow and supply the pressure energy to the some actuators by MCV. In spite of the domestically producing of the common control valves, the MCV which used to the domestic equipments is imported the whole quantity. In this study, it is to reverse-engineer the MCV as the first step in the development of the MCV. To analyze the notch of the spool and the flow path and to apply the formula technique, we try to realize the optimal modeling of the MCV.

This paper is discussed the design of the Dome type control valve. It is designed by the results of Fluent analysis. The results of analysis is similar to the experimental data. Dome type control valve is possible to use the high pressure and temperature condition and is easy to control by the remote. It is operated by the air pressure and worked in the low pressure range. Also it can be changed the flow velocity line by the modified geometry of the rod & plug of valve.