Use CONVERGE to capture shock wave

williamchina · September 9, 2016, 03:46

As CONVERGE offers compressible solver, can it be used to capture the shock wave in studying the phenomena, such as engine knock, detonation?

What will limit the confidence/accuracy in capturing shock wave in CONVERGE.

Recommendations on relevant papers using CONVERGE are welcomed.

xieshengbai · September 9, 2016, 13:35

Yes, CONVERGE can be used in shock wave capture and things like that. Actually, we have done a lot of supersonic/transonic cases. Remember to turn on the total energy solver for this type of simulations.

An example can be found here

S.D. Wijeyakulasuriya & S. Mitra, Analyzing Three-Dimensional Multiple Shock-Flame Interactions in a Constant-Volume Combustion Channel. Combustion Science and Technology, Volume 186, Issue 12, 2014

Hope it helps.

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williamchina New Member Jiweiqi Join Date: Nov 2012 Posts: 11 Rep Power: 13	As CONVERGE offers compressible solver, can it be used to capture the shock wave in studying the phenomena, such as engine knock, detonation? What will limit the confidence/accuracy in capturing shock wave in CONVERGE. Recommendations on relevant papers using CONVERGE are welcomed.

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September 9, 2016, 13:35		#2
xieshengbai Member Shengbai Xie Join Date: Aug 2016 Location: Convergent Science, Madison WI Posts: 60 Rep Power: 9	Yes, CONVERGE can be used in shock wave capture and things like that. Actually, we have done a lot of supersonic/transonic cases. Remember to turn on the total energy solver for this type of simulations. An example can be found here S.D. Wijeyakulasuriya & S. Mitra, Analyzing Three-Dimensional Multiple Shock-Flame Interactions in a Constant-Volume Combustion Channel. Combustion Science and Technology, Volume 186, Issue 12, 2014 Hope it helps.