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Temporal convergence with the coupled solver

Temporal convergence with the coupled solver

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Figure 3: Three neighbouring control volumes, upwind, central and...
Table 4 : Temporal convergence with the IPCS solver
Figure 5: The HRIC scheme shown in the normalised variable diagram  
Table 5 : Temporal convergence with the coupled solver
Figure 6: Initial location (bottom left) and path travelled by the square  
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We present an overview of the continuous and discontinuous Galerkin finite element methods (CG-FEM, DG-FEM) for numerical solution of the transport equation and show how the Navier-Stokes equations can be solved with CG-FEM in both a coupled and segregated manner. We show convergence of the implemented Navier-Stokes solvers for single-phase flows o...
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