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A comparative study between structured and unstructured applications of the flux-filter scheme

Conference ·
OSTI ID:416574
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  1. Universitaet Stuttgart (Germany)

In this contribution we present our experiences concerning different grid types and algorithms with regard to the mesh quality and the influence on the results of a two-dimensional Euler solver, the so-called Flux-Filter Scheme. Examinations were done for structured and unstructured grids. In case of the unstructured grids, the following algorithms have been tested: Delaunay (Point insertion strategy is center of gravity). Advancing Front Method for triangular and quadrilateral elements. Conversion Method triangles => quadrilaterals (Rank), The Flux-Filter Scheme is a multidimensional upwind scheme similar to the Flux-Fluctuation methods. The solver is capable of treating triangular and quadrilateral elements which facilitates a comparison of different grid types.

OSTI ID:
416574
Report Number(s):
CONF-960489--; CNN: Contract Wa 424/10-1
Country of Publication:
United States
Language:
English

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