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August 17, 2007, 02:38 |
Nondimensionalization of variables in comp. flow
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Hello! I am solving numerous compressible multi-fluid flow. In fact, the code was based on the ghost fluid method and the stiffened EOS was chosen to describe the fluid motion for both.
p=(gamma-1)*rho*I-gamma*PI where gamma=1.4 and PI=0 for gas and 5.5 and 4.9E6 for water. Due to such large values, my code has suffered from the instability. However, when I solved a similar problem nondimensionalized, code worked excellently. Can anyone explain about the performance or effectiveness of the nondimensionalized one and how to do it? For example, density = 1200kg/m^3 velocity = 10 m/s pressure = 10GPa And I also wonder that the gamma in the EOS is usually constant without any dimension so that it doesn't need to be nondimensionalized. Please.. Thanks in advance. |
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