Computing the evolution of interfaces using multi-component flow equations

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Abstract

A numerical scheme for computing compressible multi-component flows is examined. The numerical approach is based on a mathematical model that considers interfaces between fluids as numerically diffused zones. The hyperbolic problem is tackled using a high-resolution HLLC scheme on a fixed Eulerian mesh. The scheme for the non-conservative terms is derived to fulfill the interface condition. The results are demonstrated for several one and two-dimensional test cases.

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Ghangir, F., & Nowakowski, A. F. (2012). Computing the evolution of interfaces using multi-component flow equations. In ERCOFTAC Series (Vol. 18, pp. 119–139). Springer Netherland. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-007-2506-5_8

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