Approximate deconvolution models for a fluid-fluid interaction problem with high Reynolds numbers
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
7-1-2022
Department
Department of Mathematical Sciences
Abstract
We propose and investigate three approaches to a fluid-fluid interaction problem with a nonlinear rigid lid condition on the joint boundary when one or both flows are at a high Reynolds number. To do so, we try to combine the Approximate Deconvolution Model of turbulence with a partitioned method of [1], called the Geometric Averaging. The nonlinear interface condition poses an extra difficulty, as there are different approaches to modeling the Reynolds stresses on the joint boundary of the two flows. We investigate three such approaches; all three models are shown to be quantitatively similar when tested on a model with a manufactured solution. Two of them are proven to be unconditionally stable, and yet it is the third model that clearly outperforms the others in the most computationally appealing case when high Reynolds number flows are modeled on a coarse mesh with large filtering width.
Publication Title
Computers and Mathematics with Applications
Recommended Citation
Aggul, M.,
&
Labovsky, A. E.
(2022).
Approximate deconvolution models for a fluid-fluid interaction problem with high Reynolds numbers.
Computers and Mathematics with Applications,
117, 113-126.
http://doi.org/10.1016/j.camwa.2022.04.011
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