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Old   October 9, 2006, 08:03
Default 2d CFD solver for convection dominated flows
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Tiziano
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I am trying to write a CFD solver for a convection dominated flow. I decided to discretise the advective fluxes with an upwind approach and to use an explicit approach for the time discretisation. However, while the code works in 1d, I have problems with the second dimension. I assume the problem is that the flow is more or less oriented along the first dimension (I am simulating the flow in a duct).

Any practical suggestions on how to solve this problem? Or any open source CFD solver to suggest? (P.S. the problem is compressible ...)

Thanks in advance ...
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Old   October 10, 2006, 07:00
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No suggestions? Do you know any open source CFD soler where I can have a look to the solution algorithms? The books I have read so far solve the problem in 1D and are not very clear about the 2D approach ...

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