Time-marching Method for Complicated Compressible Flow Equations with Source Term
Time-marching Method for Complicated Compressible Flow Equations with Source Term
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带源项的复杂可压缩流动方程的时间推进方法
DOI:
10.1007/978-3-642-56535-9_17
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发表时间:
2001
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S. Yamamoto
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作者:
S. Yamamoto
Time-marching methods for simultaneously solving compressible flow equations and additional fundamental equations of complicated physics, such as therrnochemical nonequilibrium, nonequilibrium condensation, and magnet-plasma dynamics(MPD), are presented. Hypersonic thermochemical nonequilibrium flows can be simulated solving continuity equations of chemical species, momentum equations, a total energy equation, and a vibrational energy equation simultaneously. Chemical reactions and the relaxation of vibrational energy are modeled in the source term of those equations. Our research group proposed a high-resolution method for solving hypersonic thermochemical nonequilibrium flows[1]. Unsteady Type IV shock interference flows with thermochemical nonequilibrium effects were successfully calculated, too[2]. Transonic flows with nonequilibrium condensation have been calculated solving flow equations for gas and liquid phases. In most of them, the Euler equations are solved using the timemarching method, while the nonequilibrium wet-steam gas is approximated integrating the growth of droplet along each streamline. Therefore, it is difficult to solve all equations simultaneously using the time-marching method. Axisymmetric MPD flows have been generally calculated solving plasma flow equations and the equation of magnetic induction derived from the Maxwell’s equations and the Ohm’s law. In most of existing methods, the equation of magnetic induction was solved separately by a relaxation method as an elliptic equation. The reason may be that the characteristic time of magnetic field is much shorter than that of flow field.