A new flux splitting scheme for the Euler equations II: E-AUSMPWAS for all speeds

Feng Qu, Di Sun, Chao Yan

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Abstract

We propose a new scheme called E-AUSMPWAS (E-AUSMPW modified for all speeds) for both cases of low speeds and high speeds. This scheme adopts the Zha–Bilgen splitting procedure and constructs the mass flux as E-AUSMPW. Also, it improves the construction of the pressure flux for low speeds according to theoretical analyses. In terms of the component pu, the E-AUSMPWAS scheme adopts a different method to make it accord with theory better. Series of numerical experiments show that both E-AUSMPWAS and E-AUSMPW are robust against the shock anomaly and the unphysical ‘overheating’ phenomenon in the receding problem. Also, the E-AUSMPWAS scheme is with a high resolution at both high speeds and low speeds. These properties suggest that the E-AUSMPWAS scheme is promising to be widely used to accurately and efficiently simulate both simple and complex flows at all speeds.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)58-79
Number of pages22
JournalCommunications in Nonlinear Science and Numerical Simulation
Volume57
DOIs
StatePublished - Apr 2018

Keywords

  • All speeds
  • Flux splitting
  • Overheating phenomenon
  • Shock anomaly

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