论文信息 - Numerical Flow Analysis in a Cubic Cavity by the GSMAC Finite-Element Method : In the Case Where the Reynolds Numbers are 1000 and 3200

Numerical Flow Analysis in a Cubic Cavity by the GSMAC Finite-Element Method : In the Case Where the Reynolds Numbers are 1000 and 3200

In previous simulations, the modified GSMAC method, which is more applicable to in-out flow problems, was proposed. This scheme is extended to three-dimensional analysis. As an example, flow in a cubic lid-driven cavity having many verified experimental and numerical results has been calculated at the Reynolds numbers of 1000 and 3200

H. Kawai | T. Tanahashi | Y. Kato

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