NASA NTRS · 19880043242
A finite difference scheme for three-dimensional steady laminar incompressible flow
Abstract
A finite difference scheme for three-dimensional steady laminar incompressible flows is presented. The Navier-Stokes equations are expressed conservatively in terms of velocity and pressure increments (delta form). First order upwind differences are used for first order partial derivatives of velocity increments resulting in a diagonally dominant matrix system. Central differences are applied to all other terms for second order accuracy. The SIMPLE pressure correction algorithm is used to satisfy the continuity equation. Numerical results are presented for cubic cavity flow problems for Reynolds numbers up to 2000 and are in good agreement with other numerical results.
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Hwang, Danny P., Huynh, Hung T.. 1987-01-01. A finite difference scheme for three-dimensional steady laminar incompressible flow. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19880043242
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