A New Approach for Three-Phase Flows
Author(s) -
Jean-Marc Hérard
Publication year - 2005
Publication title -
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Language(s) - English
Resource type - Conference proceedings
DOI - 10.2514/6.2005-4939
Subject(s) - polygon mesh , computation , computer science , two phase flow , riemann problem , flow (mathematics) , statistical physics , stability (learning theory) , fluid dynamics , mathematics , riemann hypothesis , mechanics , algorithm , physics , mathematical analysis , computer graphics (images) , machine learning
International audienceWe present here a new model to describe three-field patterns or three-phase flows. The basic ideas rely on the counterpart of the two-fluid two-pressure model which has been introduced in the DDT framework, and more recently extended to water-vapour simulations. We show the system is hyperbolic without any constraining condition on the flow patterns. A detailed investigation of the structure of the Riemann problem is achieved. Regular solutions of the whole are in agreement with physical requirements on void fractions, densities and internal energies for a rather wide class of equations of state. Even more, this approach enables to perform computations of standard single pressure three-phase flow models, using relaxation techniques and coarse meshes. A few computational results confirm the stability of the whole approach
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