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why compressible flow solving isnt need energy Eqn |
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I use CFDRC , its flow module use only continuity and momentum eqn. When solveing a residual plotter show a graph of u,v,w,p,k,epsilon (use k-epsilon). so i wonder how its compute compressible flow? which add more 2 variable: T and roh without energy eqn....
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It is possible that it assumes constant stagnation enthalpy and igonores conduction, then the energy equation reduces to an algebraic equation that is solved between steps. That is how i did my compressible euler equation code.
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