臺灣博碩士論文加值系統

本文由巢狀網格來達到局部網格加密的效果。流場藉由 Navier-Stokes 方程及連續方程求解得之，解答邏輯過程採用分步法 (Fractional Step Method) 。對不穩定、具黏滯性且不可壓縮流流場，為求解複雜邊界，以巢狀網格解答流場過程中，含複雜邊界之障礙物則以 Ravoux 等人 [24] 發展的內嵌法 (Embedding Method) 處理之。本文數值方法以具二階精準度之中央插分法離散 Navier-Stokes 方程之空間項，時間項方面則利用 Adams-Bashforth 法處理對流項，以 Crank-Nicolson 法處理擴散項。本文首先以計算方型穴流 (Square lid-driven cavity flow) 測試本文數值模式於簡單邊界流場之有效性。透過與 Ghia 等人 [25] 的研究結果比對，結果十分吻合，證實本文數值模式之正確性，本文並以不同尺度網格計算結果，證實本文數值模式應用於簡單邊界流場具2階精準度。隨後，本文以 Wannier Flow 測試內嵌法於含複雜邊界流場之應用性。最後，我們應用巢狀網格法於渦漩逸出流場之抑制研究。

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中文摘要 I
英文摘要 II
圖目錄 VI
表目錄 XI
符號索引 XII
第一章、簡介 1
1.1 前言 1
1.2 文獻回顧 2
1.3 研究目的 3
1.4 本文大綱 4
第二章、理論方法 5
2.1分步法 5
2.2內嵌法 9
2.3巢狀網格加密法 12
第三章、數值方法驗證 19
3.1 內嵌法驗證 19
3.2巢狀網格加密法之檢驗 22
第四章、流過兩個不同直徑圓柱之流場/改變仰角 43
4.1控制位置仰角因子 44
第五章、結論 61
參考文獻 62

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