SOLUTION OF THE EULER EQUATIONS ON SOLUTION-ADAPTIVE CARTESIAN GRIDS
SOLUTION OF THE EULER EQUATIONS ON SOLUTION-ADAPTIVE CARTESIAN GRIDS
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自适应解笛卡尔网格上欧拉方程的解
DOI:
10.1142/9789812812957_0004
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发表时间:
1998
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通讯作者:
K. Powell
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作者:
K. Powell
The appeal of the solution-adaptive Cartesian Grid approach to CFD is the degree to which the grid-generation procedure can be automated. In most grid-generation approaches , the starting point is a discretized surface geometry, and the quality of the volume grid that is ultimately generated is highly dependent on the discretization of the surface geometry. In the Cartesian approach, the quality of the volume grid is much less dependent on the original surface geometry description; in fact, the two are almost entirely decoupled. The Cartesian approach to grid generation introduces difficulties in the development of a solver, however. For proper resolution, adaptive gridding is a virtual necessity, and, even with adaptation, the number of cells necessary for a high-fidelity Cartesian flow solution is higher than that of a solution on a body-fitted grid, whether structured or unstructured. The Cartesian solver must also be able to handle the small cut cells that occur in the Cartesian grid-generation procedure. This paper describes approaches for Cartesian grid generation, and for flow solvers that work well on adaptive Cartesian grids.