Whole-flow-field simulation method of Hermite interpolation basic weighted non-oscillatory format
A technology of Hermitian interpolation and simulation methods, which is used in special data processing applications, complex mathematical operations, instruments, etc.
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[0197] Embodiment 1, step problem. This problem is a classic example proposed by Emery in 1968 to test the nonlinear hyperbolic conservation law scheme. The initial data is that the Mach number of the horizontal incoming flow is 3, the density is 1.4, the pressure is 1, the pipeline area is [0,3]′[0,1], and there is a step with a height of 0.2 at a distance of 0.6 from the left boundary, and the step extends to the end of the pipe. The upper and lower boundaries are reflection boundaries, the left boundary is the incoming flow boundary, and the right boundary is the outflow boundary. Figure 3a-3b and Figure 4a-4b Contour diagrams of density and pressure at time t=4 are given respectively.
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[0198] Embodiment 2, the problem of double Mach reflection on inclined planes. The problem is to describe the changes that occur after a strong shock wave is incident on a slope at an angle of 30° to the plane. The incoming flow is a strong shock wave with a Mach number of 10. The calculation area takes [0, 3]'[0, 2], starting from The shock wave is perpendicular to the x-axis, and the initial data is:
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[0200] The left and right states are U L =(8,66.009,0,563.544) T , U R =(1.4,0,0,2.5) T , the boundary condition processing is that the left and right boundaries take the left and right state values respectively. lower bound: when When , it is set as a reflective boundary; when , set to the left state. Upper boundary: when x>g(t), take the right state; when When , take the left state, where Figures 5a-5b and Figures 6a-6b Contour diagrams of density and pressure at time t=0.2 are given respectively.
Embodiment 3
[0201] Embodiment 3, the problem of flow around a cylinder. Considering that the supersonic inviscid fluid flows to a cylinder with a diameter of 1, the initial data is a horizontal incoming flow with a Mach number of 3, a density of 1, and a pressure of 1, and the calculation area is [-10, 10]? [10,10], the left boundary is the incoming flow boundary, and the right boundary is the supersonic outflow boundary. Figure 7a-7b and Figures 8a-8b The density and Mach number contours obtained by the two methods in the calculation area are given respectively.
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