A combined implementation of overset grid and patched grid methodologies

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The paper discusses the combined implementation of overset grid and patched grid methodologies and it’s testing for transonic and supersonic flows. The motivation is to make the grid generation process easier and less time consuming as well as having optimum resolution as per the requirement of local flow gradients, with no effect on the accuracy of simulation. In the near-body region body fitted curvilinear structured grid and in the off-body region Cartesian grid layers with gradual coarser resolution away from the body were used. Curvilinear and Cartesian blocks were coupled with overset grid technique, where as different Cartesian layers were coupled through grid patching. In the overset grid module, barycentric coordinates were used to search the donor cells of each fringe cell. Area weighted averaging was utilised for fringe cell conservative variable interpolation from their corresponding donor cells and it preserved the conservation at shocks without generating spurious oscillations. The area fractions required for area weighted averaging were found by using polygon clipping algorithm in efficient manner. Steady state inviscid & viscous flows and unsteady state moving shock simulations were carried out to test with patched grid and overset grid combination and shocks passed through these block boundaries without getting distorted.

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Puttam, J. K. (2017). A combined implementation of overset grid and patched grid methodologies. Lecture Notes in Mechanical Engineering, 477–486. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-81-322-2743-4_46

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