An implicit algorithm of Bi-penalty approximation with orthogonality projection for the numerical simulation of Bingham fluid flow problems is proposed in this paper. A Newton fluid flow with two kinds of artificial v...An implicit algorithm of Bi-penalty approximation with orthogonality projection for the numerical simulation of Bingham fluid flow problems is proposed in this paper. A Newton fluid flow with two kinds of artificial viscosity subjected to the inequality constraint is introduced to approximate the Bingham fluid flow. This approach can effectively simulate the Bingham fluid flow with floating rigid cores or fixing rigid cores.展开更多
This paper is devoted to the five parameters nonconforming finite element schemes with moving grids for velocity-pressure mixed formulations of the nonstationary Stokes problem in 2-D. We show that this element has an...This paper is devoted to the five parameters nonconforming finite element schemes with moving grids for velocity-pressure mixed formulations of the nonstationary Stokes problem in 2-D. We show that this element has anisotropic behavior and derive anisotropic error estimations in some certain norms of the velocity and the pressure based on some novel techniques. Especially through careful analysis we get an interesting result on consistency error estimation, which has never been seen for mixed finite element methods in the previously literatures.展开更多
A Crank-Nicolson scheme based on nonconforming finite element with moving grids is dis- cussed for a class of parabolic integro-differential equations under anisotropic meshes. The corresponding convergence analysis i...A Crank-Nicolson scheme based on nonconforming finite element with moving grids is dis- cussed for a class of parabolic integro-differential equations under anisotropic meshes. The corresponding convergence analysis is presented and the error estimates are obtained by using the interpolation operator instead of the conventional elliptic projection which is an indispensable tool in the convergence analysis of traditional finite element methods in previous literature.展开更多
This paper presents a hybrid finite volume/finite element method for the incompressible generalized Newtonian fluid flow （Power-Law model）. The collocated （i.e. non-staggered） arrangement of variables is used on t...This paper presents a hybrid finite volume/finite element method for the incompressible generalized Newtonian fluid flow （Power-Law model）. The collocated （i.e. non-staggered） arrangement of variables is used on the unstructured triangular grids, and a fractional step projection method is applied for the velocity-pressure coupling. The cell-centered finite volume method is employed to discretize the momentum equation and the vertex-based finite element for the pressure Poisson equation. The momentum interpolation method is used to suppress unphysical pressure wiggles. Numerical experiments demonstrate that the current hybrid scheme has second order accuracy in both space and time. Results on flows in the lid-driven cavity and between parallel walls for Newtonian and Power-Law models are also in good agreement with the published solutions.展开更多
An overset grid methodology is developed for the fully coupled analysis of fluid-structure interaction (FSI) problems. The overset grid approach alleviates some of the computational geometry difficulties traditionally...An overset grid methodology is developed for the fully coupled analysis of fluid-structure interaction (FSI) problems. The overset grid approach alleviates some of the computational geometry difficulties traditionally associated with Arbitrary-Lagrangian-Eulerian (ALE) based, moving mesh methods for FSI. Our partitioned solution algorithm uses separate solvers for the fluid (finite volume method) and the structure (finite element method), with mesh motion computed only on a subset of component grids of our overset grid assembly. Our results indicate a significant reduction in computational cost for the mesh motion, and element quality is improved. Numerical studies of the benchmark test demonstrate the benefits of our overset mesh method over traditional approaches.展开更多
Finite element method is based on element matrix, so regardless of whetherthe mesh is structured or unstructured, it Possesses an unified fashion of treatment. Finiteelement method in conjunction with unstructured gri...Finite element method is based on element matrix, so regardless of whetherthe mesh is structured or unstructured, it Possesses an unified fashion of treatment. Finiteelement method in conjunction with unstructured grid will improve the ability of numericalsimulation for complicated now field. In this paper, a 3D unstructured grid generationtechno1ogy is developed and the Euler equation on the unstructured mesh for real compli-cated aircraft configurations is solved by the finite e1ement method. Numerical results in-dicate that the method presented is reliable end efficient.展开更多
文摘An implicit algorithm of Bi-penalty approximation with orthogonality projection for the numerical simulation of Bingham fluid flow problems is proposed in this paper. A Newton fluid flow with two kinds of artificial viscosity subjected to the inequality constraint is introduced to approximate the Bingham fluid flow. This approach can effectively simulate the Bingham fluid flow with floating rigid cores or fixing rigid cores.
基金This research is supported by the National Science Foundation of China（No.10371113）.The authors would like to thank the anonymous referees for their helpful suggestions.
文摘This paper is devoted to the five parameters nonconforming finite element schemes with moving grids for velocity-pressure mixed formulations of the nonstationary Stokes problem in 2-D. We show that this element has anisotropic behavior and derive anisotropic error estimations in some certain norms of the velocity and the pressure based on some novel techniques. Especially through careful analysis we get an interesting result on consistency error estimation, which has never been seen for mixed finite element methods in the previously literatures.
基金This research is supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant Nos. 10671184 and 10971203.
文摘A Crank-Nicolson scheme based on nonconforming finite element with moving grids is dis- cussed for a class of parabolic integro-differential equations under anisotropic meshes. The corresponding convergence analysis is presented and the error estimates are obtained by using the interpolation operator instead of the conventional elliptic projection which is an indispensable tool in the convergence analysis of traditional finite element methods in previous literature.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (10771134).
文摘This paper presents a hybrid finite volume/finite element method for the incompressible generalized Newtonian fluid flow （Power-Law model）. The collocated （i.e. non-staggered） arrangement of variables is used on the unstructured triangular grids, and a fractional step projection method is applied for the velocity-pressure coupling. The cell-centered finite volume method is employed to discretize the momentum equation and the vertex-based finite element for the pressure Poisson equation. The momentum interpolation method is used to suppress unphysical pressure wiggles. Numerical experiments demonstrate that the current hybrid scheme has second order accuracy in both space and time. Results on flows in the lid-driven cavity and between parallel walls for Newtonian and Power-Law models are also in good agreement with the published solutions.
文摘An overset grid methodology is developed for the fully coupled analysis of fluid-structure interaction (FSI) problems. The overset grid approach alleviates some of the computational geometry difficulties traditionally associated with Arbitrary-Lagrangian-Eulerian (ALE) based, moving mesh methods for FSI. Our partitioned solution algorithm uses separate solvers for the fluid (finite volume method) and the structure (finite element method), with mesh motion computed only on a subset of component grids of our overset grid assembly. Our results indicate a significant reduction in computational cost for the mesh motion, and element quality is improved. Numerical studies of the benchmark test demonstrate the benefits of our overset mesh method over traditional approaches.
文摘Finite element method is based on element matrix, so regardless of whetherthe mesh is structured or unstructured, it Possesses an unified fashion of treatment. Finiteelement method in conjunction with unstructured grid will improve the ability of numericalsimulation for complicated now field. In this paper, a 3D unstructured grid generationtechno1ogy is developed and the Euler equation on the unstructured mesh for real compli-cated aircraft configurations is solved by the finite e1ement method. Numerical results in-dicate that the method presented is reliable end efficient.
