Application of local defect correction to a time dependent problem

J. Hoogh, de, J.G.M. Kuerten

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Abstract

To investigate the behavior of the concentrationof a passive scalar in a turbulent flow with realistichigh Schmidt numbers, one needs a very fine grid tocapture all length-scales that are present in theconcentration. An efficient method to increase thespatial resolution without a drastic raise of thecomputational costs is to apply a Local DefectCorrection method. To compute the turbulentvelocity field, a Direct Numerical Simulation isused that consists of a pseudo-spectral method intwo periodic directions and a Chebyshev expansionin the wall-normal direction. The concentrationequation for the passive scalar is solved using afinite volume method. The main concern with anLDC method in a hyperbolic time-dependentproblem is the interpolation of the concentrationwhen the refinement area is moved. Theinterpolated solution has to be smooth andcontinuous to ensure numerical stability. Resultsshow that with Local Defect Correction it ispossible to accurately compute the development ofthe concentration of a passive scalar in turbulentflow.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationCMFF'06 : conference on modelling fluid flow : proceedings of the 13th international conference on fluid flow , September 6-9 2006, Budapest, Hungary, Vol. 2
EditorsT. Lajos, J. Vad
Place of PublicationBudapest
PublisherBudapest University of Technology and Economics
Pages870-877
ISBN (Print)963-06-0382-9
Publication statusPublished - 2006
Eventconference; CMFF'06: The 13th event of international conference series on Fluid Flow Technologies held in Budapest 06.- 09. Sep . 2006 -
Duration: 1 Jan 2006 → …

Conference

Conferenceconference; CMFF'06: The 13th event of international conference series on Fluid Flow Technologies held in Budapest 06.- 09. Sep . 2006
Period1/01/06 → …
OtherCMFF'06: The 13th event of international conference series on Fluid Flow Technologies held in Budapest 06.- 09. Sep . 2006

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