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APPLICATION OF MULTI-BLOCK GRID TECHNOLOGY IN NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF FLOW FIELD ABOUT AERODYNAMICS CONTROL SURFACE
CHEN Hai-xin, LI Feng-wei, E Qin, SHEN Meng-yu
CHINESE JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS    2001, 18 (4): 318-324.  
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Because of the complexities in both configurations and flow phenomena,there are great difficulties in the numerical simulation of flow about wing with lift-enhancing devices and control surfaces.By using cell-centered finite volume method,it deals with Renolds-averaged Navier-Stokes equations on multi-block structural grids generated by elliptic method.Two kinds of patching schemes,point-to-point and patch-on-common-surface,are employed to establish the information exchange among blocks.In the later one,the overlap cell area weighted interpolation is used to guarantee the conservation.Ramshaw algorithm is also used to pre-determine the overlap areas.Flow fields about multi-element airfoils and delta wing with deflected flap are computed with the present method.Numerical results are all in good agreement with experiment data.Flow field visualization shows the present method has good resolution in flow details.
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THE ANALYSIS OF SEVERAL FLUX SPLITTING SCHEME BASED ON SPLINE INTERPOLATION FINITE VOLUME SCHEME
WANG Jian-li, REN Yu-xin, SHEN Meng-yu
CHINESE JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS    2000, 17 (4): 421-425.  
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High order accurate, non-oscillating finite volume schemes using spline interpolation for solving conservation laws in arbitrary curvilinear coordinate are analyzed and three different flux splitting schemes are compared. Numerical experiment indicates that these schemes are of high resolution to shock and contact discontinuities.
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