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Three-dimensional Navier-Stokes calculations using solution-adapted grids

Abstract

A three-dimensional solution-adaptive grid generation technique is presented. The adaptation technique redistributes grid points to improve the accuracy of a flow solution without increasing the number of grid points. It is applicable to structured grids with a multiblock topology. The method uses a numerical mapping and potential theory to modify the initial grid distribution based on the properties of the flow solution on the initial grid. The technique is demonstrated with two examples - a transonic finite wing and a supersonic blunt fin. The advantages are shown by comparing flow solutions on the adapted grids with those on the initial grids.

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Henderson, T. L., Huang, W., Lee, K. D., Choo, Y. K.. 1993-01-01. Three-dimensional Navier-Stokes calculations using solution-adapted grids. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19930040243

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