Solving Nonlinear Systems Inside Implicit Time Integration Schemes for Unsteady Viscous Flows

作者: Philipp Birken

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-33221-0_4

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摘要: Historically, the computation of steady flows has been at forefront development computational fluid dynamics (CFD). This began with design rockets and bow shock supersonic speeds continued aerodynamic airplanes transonic cruising speed [14]. Only in last decade, increasing focus put on unsteady flows, which are more difficult to compute. several reasons. First all, computing power increased dramatically for 5,000 Euro it is now possible obtain a machine that able compute about minute realtime simulation nontrivial three dimensional flow day. As consequence, ever nonmilitary companies employ numerical simulations as standard tool product development, opening up large number additional applications. Examples tunnel fires [4], around wind turbines [29], fluid-structure-interaction like flutter [10], inside nuclear reactors [25], wildfires [24], hurricanes weather phenomenas [23], gas quenching [20] many others. More capacities will open further possibilities next suggests improvement methods should start earnest now. Finally, existing states, while certainly not end their have matured, making consideration interesting larger group scientists. In this article, we laminar viscous modelled by Navier-Stokes equations.

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