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Computational Fluid Dynamics Steps

This document outlines the steps for numerically solving a partial differential equation using an explicit finite difference method. It involves: 1) supplying initial conditions at time t=0 and advancing in time by t+Δt, 2) applying upstream boundary conditions to solve for values at each point in time and space, and 3) iteratively solving for estimates at each point using a linear scheme until the solution converges within a tolerance.

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Computational Fluid Dynamics Steps

This document outlines the steps for numerically solving a partial differential equation using an explicit finite difference method. It involves: 1) supplying initial conditions at time t=0 and advancing in time by t+Δt, 2) applying upstream boundary conditions to solve for values at each point in time and space, and 3) iteratively solving for estimates at each point using a linear scheme until the solution converges within a tolerance.

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Supply initial condition at time


t=0 and time line n=1

Advance to next step, t=t+Δt at


n= n+1

Apply U/S boundary condition to


obtain Qn+1i at i=1

Move to next point on timeline


n+1 by x=x+Δx

Solve initial estimate of Qn+1i+1 at


k=1 using linear scheme, Find
f(Qn+1i+1)k

NO Find f’(Qn+1i+1)k

Find f(Qn+1i+1)k+1

YES f(Qn+1i+1)k+1<= NO
D/S discharge computed
ε(0.001)

YES yes STOP


Last time
step

NO

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