An Implicit Finite-difference Method to Solve Incompressible Fluid Flow
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概要
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An implicit finite-difference method to solve an incompressible fluid flow is proposed. In the method primitive variables (velocity and pressure of the fluid) are used, and an idea that the Navier-Stokes equations have a certain invariant in each iteration is introduced. As a numerical example, a two-dimensional transient Womersley flow is calculated. It is shown that the method has an accuracy of 0(Δt) (Δt : discretized time increment), and the accuracy of the present method is found to be satisfactory by comparison with the analytic and the existing methods.
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著者
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Takemitsu Nobumasa
Faculty Of Engineering Keio University
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Takemitsu Nobumasa
Faculty Of Engineering Tokyo Denki University
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