Particle deposition on a square cylinder placed in a rectangular channel was investigated for unsteady vortical  ows. For the two-phase  ow simulations, the unsteady gas  ow Ž eld was computed by solving the incompressible Navier-Stokes equations using a staggered-grid control volume approach and the Marker-andCell (MAC) technique. The particle dynamics were simulated using themodiŽ edBasset...

In this study exemplary results on the influence of two fundamental unsteady parameters, the reduced frequency k and the non-dimensional pitching rate α+, on the transition from a steady to an unsteady flow field around the reference airfoil BAC3-11/RES/30/21 are presented using experimental and numerical techniques. The tools used are described and their results verified with each other. On th...

in this study, changes in speed and turbulence intensity in the wake of a peugeot model and the drag coefficient changes with increases vehicle speed in unsteady flow measured and evaluated. the blow open circuit wind tunnel to simulate fluid flow is used. disturbances and nominal maximum speed of the device, respectively is, 30 m / s and 0.01%. has been continuously increasing speed by an inve...

Although the operation under unsteady state is generally avoided and continuous operation is preferred in the chemical industry, this mode of operation can often lead to a better performance. Because of this, forced unsteady state reactors are object of increasing interest. In particular, the systems based on the periodic reversal of the feed flow direction, called reverse flow reactors (RFR), ...

Instead of the problematic reasoning presented in the work of D. J. Braun [Phys. Rev. E 78, 016213 (2008)], a rigorous argument is provided to show the validity of the adaptive controller proposed by Braun under some particular assumptions. Without these assumptions, this controller may be failed to stabilize the unsteady state, which is numerically shown by specific examples. Also, the choice ...

In this paper numerical technique has been used to solve multidimensional unsteady state heat conduction equation with Dirichlet boundary conditions. We focus on finite volume numerical technique for solution of multidimensional time dependent heat conduction problems. Finally, the efficiency of this technique is tested for some heat conduction problems with known analytical solutions and the n...

Gravitactic bioconvective patterns created by Tetrahymena pyriformis in a Hele-Shaw apparatus were realized and compared with theoretical results. There were found to be two thresholds for bio-convection development: the first indicates the transition from the diffusion to the steady convection state; the second corresponds to the transition from the steady to the unsteady convection state. The...

The meshles.i method based on the least-squares approach, the rneshle.is weighted leastsquares (MWLS) method, is extended to soive conduction heat transfer problems. The MWLS formulation is first established for steady-state problems and then extended to unsteady-state problems with time-stepping schemes. Theoretiiai analy.us antl numerical examples indicate that larger time steps can be used i...

The issue of appropriate time discretisation methods for the unsteady incompress-ible Navier-Stokes equations is considered from a practical perspective here. Conventional implicit time-stepping algorithms are not feasible for long time simulations since they inherit the quadratic nonlinearity of the steady-state equations. As a result linearised versions of the \pure" algorithms are analysed h...

The issue of appropriate time discretization methods for the unsteady incompressible Navier-Stokes equations is considered from a practical perspective. Conventional implicit time-stepping algorithms are not feasible for long-time simulations since they inherit the quadratic nonlinearity of the steady-state equations. As a result, two new linearized versions of the 'pure' algorithms are analyze...