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In diesem abschließenden Kapitel werden einige spezielle Themen behandelt. Dazu gehören: Wärmeaustausch zwischen Strömungen getrennt durch Wände; Strömungen mit freien Oberflächen oder variablen Fluideigenschaften; meteorologische und ozeanographische Anwendungen; die Behandlung beweglicher Ränder, die bewegliche Gitter erfordern; die Simulation von Kavitation; Fluid-Struktur-Wechselwirkung. Spezielle Effekte in Strömungen mit Wärme- und Massentransfer, Zwei-Phasen-Strömungen und Strömungen mit chemischen Reaktionen werden kurz diskutiert. Die Zwangsmethoden, wie sie z.B. zur Verhinderung der Wellenreflexion an den Rändern des Lösungsgebiets verwendet werden, werden ebenfalls beschrieben. Anhand von Beispielrechnungen mit kommerzieller CFD-Software werden diese speziellen Themen erläutert.

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Spezielle Themen

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Numerische Strömungsmechanik

Print ISBN: 978-3-662-46543-1

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