AN ADAPTIVE MESH REFINEMENT USING À-POSTERIORI FINITE ELEMENT ERROR ESTIMATION
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Abstract
An à-posteriori adaptive estimator is presented and employed for solving viscous incompressible flow problems. In an effort to detect local flow features and resolve flow details, an error estimation that is based on velocity angle is investigated, analyzed and benchmarked by an exact solution which is known as Kovasznay flow. It is found that the estimator is sensitive to the variations of the derivative of the velocity direction field, and it can capture the region and refine grids where the velocity direction has abrupt changes. Unstructured grids are adapted by employing local cell division as well as unrefinement of transition cells. The adaptive scheme is applied to flow over a cavity, flow past a backward-facing step, and flow past an obstacle at different Reynolds numbers. The pressure oscillation which usually occurs in advection-dominated flow cases is suppressed by adding more nodes at the most appropriate regions by using the velocity angle estimator. The results exhibit good accuracy and justify the applicability of the algorithm.
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