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ztdep August 28, 2008 12:41

artifical compressilblity method for incompressibl
 
Dear friends: I have some questions abou the artificial compressibility method for the steady incompressble flow. since the ACM add an unsteay term in the continuity equation. but i want solve a steady problem. so how to implement this method. would you please give me some detai about it. regards

Harish August 28, 2008 15:45

Re: artifical compressilblity method for incompres
 
For steady problems, the time is a fictitious term and you march in time until the solution has converged. Look for papers by Kwak ( you may find it in NASA repositories too).

ztdep August 28, 2008 21:22

Re: artifical compressilblity method for incompres
 
Thank you very much for your feedback. Could you please give me the website of NASA repositories regards

momentum_waves September 1, 2008 04:16

Re: artifical compressilblity method for incompres
 
Dear ztdep,

Using the 'Penalty Method' is a nice, simple way to perform 'almost-incompressible' fluid flow calculations - marching forwards in time.

Take a look at the <www.freefem.org> site I mentioned in another message, or try the site <www.adthermtech.com/wordpress3> for some papers mentioning use of this method.

Regards, mw...


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