Finite Elements In Fluids

ISBN 10: 0891168508 / ISBN 13: 9780891168508

Editore: Taylor & Francis Group, 1992

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Titolo: Finite Elements In Fluids

Casa editrice: Taylor & Francis Group

Data di pubblicazione: 1992

Legatura: Rilegato

Condizione: Used

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Riassunto:

Deals with basic and advanced theories of finite elements and their applications to the solution of fluid dynamical problems in aerospace, mechanical, and civil engineering disciplines. Divided into four main parts, this book addresses a wide range of topics including adaptive methods in computational fluid dynamics, the streamline diffusion finite element method, algebraic grid generation, mixed finite element methods, Navier-Stokes equations, finite element methods for 3D incompressible viscous and turbulent flows, and analysis of reacting flows in combustion.

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Part I: High-Speed Flows and Grid Adaptation 1.Adaptive Methods in Computational Fluid Dynamics 2.Adaptive Remeshing for Transient Problems With Moving Bodies 3.Finite-Element Solution Scheme for Compressible Viscous Flow 4.Streamline Diffusion Finite-Element Method for Compressible and Incompressile Fluid Flow 5.Alegebraic Grid Generation With Control Points Part 2:Incompressible Flows 6.MIxed Finite-Element Methods for Time-Dependent Problems:Application to Control 7.Numerical Solution of the Navier-Stokes Equations Modeling teh Flow of Two Incompressible Nonmiscible Viscous Fluids 8.Finite-Element Methods for Multiphase and Multicomponen Flows 9.Unsteady Incompressible Flow Computations with the Finite-Element Method 10.Finite-Element Methods for Three-Dimensional Incompressible Viscous Flow PArt 3:Turbulent FLows 11.An Effecient Finite-Element Method for the Computation of Three-Dimensional Turbulent Incompressible Flows 12.Finite-Element Analysis of Enclosed Turbulent Diffusion Flames 13.Analysis of Turbulent Reacting Flows in Combustion 14.Direct Numerical Simulations of a reacting Turbulent Mixing Layer By a Pseudopsectral-Spectral Element Method Part 4:Applications 15.Thermosolutal Convection During Dendritic Solidification of a Binary Alloy 16.New Transient Algorithms for Non-Newtonian Flows 17.Equlibrium, Transport, and Stability of a Plasm in a Tokamak 18.Improved Methodology for Formulating Finite-Element Hydrodynamic Models 19.Magentohydrodynamic Problem in the Aluminum Industry Index