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Effect of artificial viscosity on numerical simulation of leading-edge vortex breakdown

Anand Kumar-1994-11-01-Institutional Repository @ NAL (University of Southampton)
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Two artificial dissipation models, the original model of Jameson, Schmidt and Turkel. and its modification by Martinelli. are applied to compute vortex breakdown on a delta wing. The original model can add too much of13; artificial dissipation along grid directions having smaller spectral radii. The non-isotropic form of the latter model provides a better control over the artificial dissipation that is added along each grid direction. The computations presented in the paper show that the latter model gives a more accurate prediction of the flow on a given grid.

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Two artificial dissipation models, the original model of Jameson, Schmidt and Turkel. and its modification by Martinelli. are applied to compute vortex breakdown on a delta wing. The original model can add too much of13; artificial dissipation along grid directions having smaller spectral radii. The non-isotropic form of the latter model provides a better control over the artificial dissipation that is added along each grid direction. The computations presented in the paper show that the latter model gives a more accurate prediction of the flow on a given grid.

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DissipationVortexIsotropyComputationGridMechanicsViscosityFlow (mathematics)

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