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Simulating Steady State and Transient Aerodynamic Flows Using Unstructured Meshes and Parallel Computers

B. J. Evans, O. Hassan, J. W. Jones, K. Morgan, L. Remaki, Jason Jones Orcid Logo, Ben Evans Orcid Logo

Computational Fluid Dynamics Review 2010

Swansea University Authors: Jason Jones Orcid Logo, Ben Evans Orcid Logo

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DOI (Published version): 10.1142/9789814313377_0001

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A cell vertex finite volume method, and an ALE formulation, is employed for the simulation of high speed flows on general unstructured meshes. The solution algorithm is parallelised, by use of message passing, to enable large scale simulations to be performed. Adaptivity is emplyed for transient pro...

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Published in: Computational Fluid Dynamics Review 2010
ISBN: 978-981-4313-36-0 978-981-4313-37-7
Published: World Scientific 2010
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title Simulating Steady State and Transient Aerodynamic Flows Using Unstructured Meshes and Parallel Computers
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title_short Simulating Steady State and Transient Aerodynamic Flows Using Unstructured Meshes and Parallel Computers
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description A cell vertex finite volume method, and an ALE formulation, is employed for the simulation of high speed flows on general unstructured meshes. The solution algorithm is parallelised, by use of message passing, to enable large scale simulations to be performed. Adaptivity is emplyed for transient problems involving moving boundary components and, to account for the boundary motion, the mesh is adapted, in parallel, by using a combination of mesh movement and local mesh regeneration. Examples are included which demonstrate the level of computational performance that may be achieved with the approach.
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