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An efficient numerical method for fully‐resolved particle simulations on high‐performance computers
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2015
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Numerical AnalysisEngineeringAdaptively‐refined Cartesian MeshesFluid MechanicsParticle MethodSimulationFully‐resolved Particle SimulationsComputational MechanicsMesh OptimizationPlasma SimulationNumerical SimulationEfficient Numerical MethodNumerical ExperimentParallel ComputingParticle-laden FlowPhysicsComputer EngineeringLarge-scale SimulationUnstructured Mesh GenerationMultiphase FlowAerospace EngineeringHydrodynamicsTurbulence ModelingNumerical MethodHigh‐performance ComputersParticle SizeNumerical Methods
Abstract A numerical method for fully‐resolved particle simulations on adaptively‐refined Cartesian meshes is presented. When the particle size is on the order of or smaller than the smallest scales of the carrier flow, fully resolving the particle surfaces on uniform Cartesian meshes results in a tremendous computational effort. This is circumvented by locally refining the mesh near the moving particle surfaces. A new dynamic load‐balancing strategy is described which enables the application of this approach to particulate turbulent flows on high‐performance computers. (© 2015 Wiley‐VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim)
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