... (Ohirhian, 2008) to be an incomplete expression for the lost head during laminar (viscous) flowinporousmedia and the equation of continuity for a real gas The Darcy law as presented in the API code ... with increasing length of porousmedia The compressibility of a fluid (C f) is defined as: www.intechopen.com Steady State Compressible Fluid FlowinPorousMedia C f 473 d dp (13) Combination ... laminar flow) for the lost head in isotropic porous medium is: dh L / c v d p k (2) The (Ohirhian, 2008) equation (that is limited to laminar flow) for the lost head in an isotropic porous...
... of Heat in Solids, Second Edition, Oxford University Press, Fairlawn, NJ Comini GS and Nonino C 1994 FiniteElement Analysis in Heat Transfer Basic Formulation and Linear Problems Series in Computational ... 1994 Finite Difference Methodsin Heat Transfer, CRC Press Patankar SV 1980 Numerical Heat Transfer and Fluid Flow, Hemisphere Publishers Reddy JN and Gartling GK 2000 The FiniteElement Method in ... process, for example, the rate of cooling in a casting process has a profound in uence on the quality of the final product Aeronautical engineers are interested in knowing the heat transfer rate in...
... soil-structure interaction problems present important difficulties forfiniteelement models due to the large number of elements involved in the analysis and the lack of infinite elements such ... Specific integration formulae, based on appropriate co-ordinate transformations, are provided for the cases of coincident elements, adjacent elements with a common edge and elements having in common ... 1977), which makes their integration along the boundary elements rather involved The harmonic ring load fundamental solution may be obtained in terms of an infinite line integral of Hankel functions...
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... Waterways Experiment Station Cataloging -in- Publication Data Berger, Rutherford C A finiteelement scheme for shock capturing / by R.C Berger, Jr., ; prepared for Assistant Secretary of the Army ... Mass Now following an infinitesimal fluid elementin our moving coordinate system we know that mass is conserved so we have, where p, the fluid density, is a constant here Across the element we have ... http://www.simpopdf.com In- House Laboratory Independent Research Program A FiniteElement Scheme for Shock Capturing by R C Berger, Jr Hydraulics Laboratory U.S Army Corps of Engineers Waterways Experiment...
... subscript s indicates the value in the shock vicinity The a and a, are the weighting of the Petrov-Galerkin contribution throughout the domain and in the shock vicinity, respectively With Manning's ... may be performed to define Shock Capturing In the section, "Shock equations," in Chapter we have shown that unless there is a discontinuity in depth, mechanical energy will be conserved in the shallow-water ... demonstrated in the previous section, this is precisely what our scheme does Therefore, the Petrov-Galerkin scheme we are using to address advection-dominated flow is a good scheme for shock capturing...
... Delta h Figure 20 Error in model shock speed with grid refinement for = 1.5 Figure 21 Relative error in model shock speed with grid refinement for at = 1.5 Chapter Testing Simpo PDF Merge and ... error in model shock speed with grid refinement for at = 1.o Chapter Testing Simpo PDF Merge and Split Unregistered Version - http://www.simpopdf.com Figure 14 Time-history of center-line water ... Testing Simpo PDF Merge and Split Unregistered Version - http://www.simpopdf.com The numerical grid is shown in Figure 23, and contains 698 elements and 811 nodes This grid was reached by increasing...
... are included for a = and 0.25 at at of 1.0 and 1.5 in Figures 35-42 The condition a = is, in fact, the Galerkin case since the Petrov-Galerkin contribution is included through a The Galerkin approach ... of damping is much less than for the first-order case The relative speed is better but not so dramatic as the improvement in amplitude An interesting point is that the relative speed for N = ... the manner in which one would want to design a lateral transition The positive wave from the beginning of the converging walls will tend to cancel the negative wave originating at the point where...
... "Free-surface flow over curved surfaces," Ph.D diss., University of Texas at Austin Berger, R C., and Winant, E H (1991) "One dimensional finiteelement model for spillway flow. " Hydraulic Engineering, ... theoretical framework for Petrov-Galerkin methods with discontinuous weighting functions: Applications to the streamline-upwind procedures." Finite Elements in Fluids R H Gallagher, et al., ed., ... dissipative Galerkin scheme for open-channel flow, " by N D Katopodes, Jountal of Hydraulic Engineering, ASCE, 111(4), 1200-1204 Gabutti, B (1983) "On two upwind finite different schemes for hyperbolic...
... lbin1(1:npoin), lbin2(1:nbins+1), where lbin1 stores the points, and the ordering is such that the points falling into bin ibin are stored in locations lbin2(ibin)+1 to lbin2(ibin+1) in array lbin1 (similar ... the bins ! Update storage counter and store lbin2(ibins)=lbin2(ibins)+lbin2(ibins-1) enddo Point pass 2: Store the points in lbin1 ipoin=1,npoin ! Update storage counter, storing in lbin1 ibin ... ibin =lpbin(ipoin) istor=lbin2(ibin)+1 lbin2(ibin)=istor lbin1(istor)=ipoin enddo ! Loop over the points Storage/reshuffling pass 2: ibins=nbins+1,2,-1 lbin2(ibins)=lbin2(ibins-1) enddo lbin2(1)=0...
... Waterways Experiment Station Cataloging -in- Publication Data Berger, Rutherford C A finiteelement scheme for shock capturing / by R.C Berger, Jr., ; prepared for Assistant Secretary of the Army ... Mass Now following an infinitesimal fluid elementin our moving coordinate system we know that mass is conserved so we have, where p, the fluid density, is a constant here Across the element we have ... subscript s indicates the value in the shock vicinity The a and a, are the weighting of the Petrov-Galerkin contribution throughout the domain and in the shock vicinity, respectively With Manning's...
... Waterways Experiment Station Cataloging -in- Publication Data Berger, Rutherford C A finiteelement scheme for shock capturing / by R.C Berger, Jr., ; prepared for Assistant Secretary of the Army ... In- House Laboratory Independent Research Program A FiniteElement Scheme for Shock Capturing by R C Berger, Jr Hydraulics Laboratory U.S Army Corps of Engineers Waterways Experiment ... Independent Research (ILIR) Program The funding was providing by ILIR work unit "Finite Element Scheme for Shock Capturing." Dr R C Berger, Jr., ED, performed the work and prepared this report under the...
... velocity in the limit as the shock is approached in subdomain Q1 V+ = the velocity in the limit as the shock is approached in subdomain n2 For an arbitrary segment T , to preserve the equation, the integrand ... of momentum and force may be written as (in the direction of the normal to the shock) and taking the limit as GI and Q2 shrink in width results in Chapter Introduction which for an arbitrary ... = the depth in the limit as the shock is approached from subdomain SZ1 h+ = the depth in the limit as the shock is approached from subdomain R2 Taking the limit as R1 and R2 shrink in width we...
... PetrovGalerkin finiteelement method applied to the shallow-water equations For the shallow-water equations in conservative form (Equation I), the Petrov-Galerkin test function qi is defined as where ... subscript s indicates the value in the shock vicinity The a and a, are the weighting of the Petrov-Galerkin contribution throughout the domain and in the shock vicinity, respectively With Manning's ... used in this model by showing how it relates in 1-D to the decoupled linearized equations using the Riemann Invariants as the routed variables The 1-D shallow-water equations in conservative form...
... Figure 20 Error in model shock speed with grid refinement for = 1.5 Figure 21 Relative error in model shock speed with grid refinement for at = 1.5 Chapter Testing Chapter Testing ... length to element length A C, value of indicates that the shock should move element length in time-step Figures 12 and 13 show the error in calculated speed and the relative error in calculated ... spread over three or four elements; and so as the element size is reduced, the resulting shock is steeper The x-t slope of the shock indicates the shock speed Any bending would indicate that the speed...
... the manner in which one would want to design a lateral transition The positive wave from the beginning of the converging walls will tend to cancel the negative wave originating at the point where ... run and the flume results are shown in Figure 28 The oblique shock forms along the sidewalls of the transition and impinges on the point in which the converging channel goes back to parallel walls ... Chapter Testing With this in mind, stations and match fairly closely between flume and numerical model Station in the flume would still have a greater difference between outer and inner wave than...