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1 Nir-toks Introdction Mrch, 00 Introdction to oltion of Nir- toks qtion Lrr Crtto Mchnicl nginring 69 Compttionl Flid Dnmics Mrch, 00 Homork for Mrch Donlod th cl orkbook from th cors b sit for th smpl conction problm ith cll.5 hos rslts for Cntrl nd Upind on sprt orkshts Add similr orkshts to gt rslts for Hbrid, or L, nd QUICK Add rror rslts for ths lgorithms to th rror chrt An qstions? Otlin Ri finit-olm conction Cntrl, pind, por l, QUICK, TVD Fls diffsion oling th Nir-toks qtions Approchs Grids rssr trms nd th nd for stggrd grids Drition of momntm qtions Ri Algorithm roprtis Consrti schms consr proprtis in finit diffrnc qtions Rqirs it fl from on fc to b sm s inpt fl in djcnt cll Trnsporti schms h corrct blnc btn diffsion nd conction Accrc nd schms tht h good trnction rror 4 Ri Algorithm roprtis II Limit on cofficint mgnitd for itrtion schms bonddnss Absolt l of digonl cofficint mst b grtr thn th sm of bsolt ls of ll othr cofficints For simpl qtions hr Dfrrd corrction sprts cofficints into to prts Adjstmnt ls lcs prt rmod from djstd cofficints into sorc trm 5 Ri Conction Trms td qtion ith conction nd diffsion trms in on dimnsion td continit qtion in on dimnsion d d Appl finit olm pproch to intgrt smll olm d dv d d d Γ d dv d d d d Γ d d 0 d d dv 0 d 6 M 69 Compttionl Flid Dnmics
2 Nir-toks Introdction Mrch, 00 F Ri Intgrtd D Constnt r rslt Dfin F nd D Γ/δ F D D Diffrnt pprochs for φ nd φ Cntrl diffrnc, pind, hbrid, porl, QUICK, TVD All gt rltions mong nighbor nods Thr nods for ll bt QUICK 0 pcil trtmnt for bondr nods 7 Ri mpl roblm Constnt,, nd Γ ith φ φ 0 t 0 nd φ φ L t L d d d d d d Γ d d d Γ d d d ct soltion blo ith plot on nt slid 0 L 0 Γ L Γ L/Γ cll δ/γ F/D ξ - ξ0/ξ L - ξ0 ct oltion Ri Cntrl Diffrnc Hr δ, nd Γ r constnts F F F D D Γ / δ D D D F F F lft right Bondr conditions t 0 nd L F F D D F D lft F F D N D N D F right 0 Ri Upind Diffrncs Compttionl formls D m F,0 D m F,0 F F Lft bondr D m F,0 F F lft Right bondr D F F right m F,0 Ri Hbrid Diffrnc Compttionl Formls F F m F, D,0 m F, D, 0 F F Lft bondr m[ D, D F ] F F lft Right bondr [ D, D F ] m F F right M 69 Compttionl Flid Dnmics
3 Nir-toks Introdction Mrch, 00 Ri or L Compttions 5 D m[ 0, ] m[ F,0] F F D m 0, m F,0 F Lft bondr: gt ith D D F F lft Right bondr : gt ith D D 5 [ ] [ ] D F F right F D Ri QUICK QUICK formls for cntrl nod inol fi nods instd of thr α 0 αf F αf αf D αf 6 α F α F α F D α if F > 0 nd α if F > 0 α 4 0 if F < 0 nd α 0 if F < 0 6 Ri QUICK II Bondr formls drition in tt Assm F > 0 nd F > 0 First nod from lft F cond nod from lft 4 D F F D D F 4 F F lft 7 F D F D F F F lft Lst nod F D 6F D on right N N F F D F N 5 N Ri TVD Algorithms Totl Vrition Diminishing schms Dsignd to mintin both ccrc nd stbilit ith no nphsicl iggls Considr st of diffrnt diffrncing schms for φ ith positi locit ork origintd in trnsint gs dnmics Ltr modifictions to gnrl CFD Bsd on s of limitr fnctions tht r pplid to conntionl formls Dfrrd corrction rqird in itrtion 6 Ri TVD Algorithms II Gnrl form is φ φ Corrction Corrction cn ls b rittn s corrction ψ/ tims φ φ Corrction fnction ψ dpnds on φ φ /φ φ r φ φ ψrφ φ / For scond-ordr ccrc nd TVD For 0 < r, r ψr r For r, ψr r For r >, ψr 7 ψ r 0 Conction chms r UD r LUD QUICK CD condordr TVD Ar M 69 Compttionl Flid Dnmics
4 Nir-toks Introdction Mrch, 00 M 69 Compttionl Flid Dnmics 4 TVD Fl Limitrs r ψr Vn Lr Vn Albd min-mod URB UMIT 0 Fls Diffsion Upind diffrncing css rrors similr to hing diffsion cofficint tht is too lrg Css smring of rslts spcill noticbl in flos ith shrp grdints nd shock s ffct is rdcd if flo is lignd ith grid not ls possibl to do this Diffrnt from rtificl diffsion Nir-toks qtions Continit nd -momntm 0 t t Δ κ B -momntm qtion t Δ κ B -momntm qtion t Δ κ B 4 Nir-toks qtions Continit nd momntm qtions Up to no h bn ssming tht th locit fild s knon nd cold find th gnrl ribl, φ This bckgrond is ncssr for soling Nir-toks, bt no h to sol for φ,, nd This gis st of nonlinr qtions.g., φ bcoms for -momntm
5 Nir-toks Introdction Mrch, 00 Nir-toks qtions II H to find to sol nonlinr qtions Bsic pproch rqirs otr itrtion procss Assm ls for,, nd Us ths ls to compt th conction/diffsion cofficints, N, tc. ol finit diffrnc forms of th Nir- toks qtions for n ls of,, nd sing ths old, N, tc. 5 Nir-toks qtions III Onc n ls of,, nd r knon pdt, N, tc. itrt gin Considr std-stt flos no nd trnsint flos ltr om trnsint mthods cn s nonlinr trms t old tim stp to gt n ls for, N, tc. For std flos th itrtions on th nonlinr trms bcoms prt of th orll itrtion procss 6 Finding rssr nd Dnsit For comprssibl flos sol continit nd momntm for dnsit,,, nd Gt prssr from qtion of stt.g., p RT for comprssibl flos For incomprssibl flos find,,, nd p to stisf thr momntm qtions nd continit Dnsit is n inpt prmtr or dpnds on ribls othr thn locl prssr 7 Incomprssibl Flos Mch nmbr is lo < ~0. Dnsit.g., p/rt m dpnd on mn, bt not locl prssr Cn h qtions lik 0 βt for hr β //T Dnsit m b constnt, bt nd not b for incomprssibl flos Frnc flos good mpl of this Bsic id is tht dnsit dos not dpnd on locl prssr Nir-toks roblms Comprssibl flos ol continit nd momntm for thr locit componnts nd dnsit Gt prssr from qtion of stt Incomprssibl flos Mch nmbr is lo Dnsit is problm inpt, oftn rltd to tmprtr m or m not b constnt ol continit nd momntm for thr locit componnts nd prssr 9 Th td D roblm Continit nd momntn qtions H nd dirction conction-diffsion No h sorc trm nd prssr grdint 0 0 M 69 Compttionl Flid Dnmics 5
6 Nir-toks Introdction Mrch, 00 Th roblm ith rssr Considr th momntm qtion for th locit componnt t point p p p cond-ordr prssion for prssr grdint t δ ith this prssion th locit t is not ffctd b th prssr t Also chckrbord pttrn of prssr old compt s ro prssr grdint Th tggrd Grid roblm ith prssr s first rcognid b Hrlo nd lch in 965 Thir soltion, commonl dptd for CFD ntil th 990s: th stggrd grid If th prssr p ij is th prssr t i, j thn ij is l t i δ/, j nd ij is l t i, j δ/ Coloctd ribls no sd, bt tts still introdc stggrd grid tggrd Grid II tggrd Grid III N n s N n s n s, φ loctions loction of loction of ht is i,j nottion for stggrd grid? Cn contin to s N,,,, n, s,,, n, n, s, s, tc. For nmbring in finit-olm formls cn s i,j s p coordint, i/,j s coordint nd i,j/ s coordint Tt ss I,J nd i,j coordint schm i I δ nd j J δ p, othr φ ls nd proprtis, Γ t Vlocit loctions nd Ij 4 Δ tggrd Grid IV I- i I i I J I-j Ij j I-J I-j - Ij - Δ J - j J-, φ loctions loction of loction of 5 Finit Volm qtions tnd prios rslts for on dimnsion to to dimnsions Cn s n of th diffrnc mthods discssd for conction nd diffsion H for fcs, n,, s,, in D Appl sm rltions to gt cofficints N,,, nd, sing F nd D Γ/δ for ch fc As bfor N ΔF Hr ΔF F n F s F F 6 M 69 Compttionl Flid Dnmics 6
7 Nir-toks Introdction Mrch, 00 Finit Volm qtions II Intgrtion of prssr trms p p dv I J A I I I ΔV I p p A p p Δ ΔV I J p dv p p p I J j p p A p p Δ Ij Ij J J J I J J i j A i Ij Finit Volm qtions III H similr qtions for nd b rprsnts intgrtd sorc trm Not tht K cofficints r from nod to nod nd r diffrnt for nd N i J p p A b N NIj I j I j Ij Ij pij pij AIj b N Ij Ij 7 Control Volm for fc Control Volm for fc i-j I-J I-j I-j - Ij Ij - qtions for fc t Fl J F F I J i I J Γ D i i 9 J i-j I-J I-j I-j - Ij Ij - qtions for fc t I-J Fl J F F I J I J i I J ΓI J D i i 40 J Control Volm for n fc Control Volm for s fc i-j I-J I-j I-j - D Ij Ij - ΓI J n qtions for n fc t j FIj FI j Fn Ij Γ 4 I J I J I J J Γ J I j Γ 4 i-j I-J I-j I-j - D Ij Ij qtions for n fc t j FIj FI j Fs Ij I J I J I - ΓI J ΓI J Γ s 4 J J Γ 4 M 69 Compttionl Flid Dnmics 7
8 Nir-toks Introdction Mrch, 00 hr to Nt H similr qtions to gi rios F nd D trms for control olm Gt finit olm rprsnttion of continit b intgrtion or control olm cntrd bot p s bstitt finit diffrnc momntm qtions into finit diffrnc continit qtion to gt finit diffrnc qtion for prssr Dlop soltion procdr for,, p 4 M 69 Compttionl Flid Dnmics
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