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deniz October 24, 2002 03:29

incompressible,adiabatic flow in a cylinder
 
Hello, I will start to prepare my project for simulating air/water flow in a cylindrical tank. There is not any heat transfer to the system and assuming there is not any temperature increase. It will be a 3D simulation. I want to ask you 2 questions:

1.Do I have to solve the energy equation for this case? 2.What type of numerical method can you offer me?

Thank you very much for your help.Have a nice day to you.

versi October 24, 2002 20:43

Re: incompressible,adiabatic flow in a cylinder
 
Obviously no need to solve the energy equation. For incompressible free surface problems, VOF or Level Set methods are first choices.

deniz October 25, 2002 02:17

Re: incompressible,adiabatic flow in a cylinder
 
Hi again,

Thank you very much for your suggestions Versi.What do you think about the point relaxation method? Is it also convenient to use this method?

Thanks

versi October 26, 2002 05:04

Re: incompressible,adiabatic flow in a cylinder
 
Convergence rate: point relaxation < line relaxation, especially when Re is high. But in CFD, LU-SGS scheme belongs to point relaxation. It can do high Re problem. It is also simple to code.


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