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The 3D quenching problem reflecting solid-burn scene based on convection–reaction–diffusion equation is creatively concerned in this work. The spatial derivatives of original equation are discretized by Taylor series and the temporal derivatives are approximated by the Crank–Nicolson (CN) method. After the discrete schemes are arranged, an alternating direction implicit (ADI) scheme on adaptive grid is constructed to interpret quenching phenomena of the three-dimension (3D) equation with singularity source. Quenching time, quenching domain, and characteristics relative to temperature as well as variation of temperature over time are achieved via scientific experiment and analysis. Comparing with the 1D or 2D problem, it is harder for the 3D problem to produce quenching phenomena. Regardless of different convection functions, it can form quenching behaviors through experiments when only the elements which include degeneracy parameter, convection parameters, and domain sizes are configured properly. We hope all this can offer references for the 3D engineering problem. At the same time, it will offer support to research the relationship between quenching phenomena and degeneracy parameter, convection parameters, and domain sizes in the future, respectively.

Adaptive ADI difference solution of quenching problems based on the 3D convection–reaction–diffusion equation