Fourier Analysis of the Effect of Momentum Interpolation on the SIMPLE Series Formulated on a Collocated Grid
Fei Wang, Wei Zhang, Yitian Li
Abstract
Fei Wang, Wei Zhang, Yitian Li
Abstract
The error amplification matrices of three SIMPLE series formulated on a staggered grid and a collocated grid using three momentum interpolation methods are derived. The effects of grid layout and momentum interpolation methods on convergence properties of SIMPLE series are checked. The results indicate that the convergence conditions are available by damping out the highest and lowest errors. The SIMPLE series show almost identical convergence rates under a wide range of useful velocity relaxation factors, regardless of grid layout and interpolation method. However, the high-frequency reduction shows significant variation with grid layout and interpolation method, which maybe referred to in multigrid application.
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The error amplification matrices of three SIMPLE series formulated on a staggered grid and a collocated grid using three momentum interpolation methods are derived. The effects of grid layout and momentum interpolation methods on convergence properties of SIMPLE series are checked. The results indicate that the convergence conditions are available by damping out the highest and lowest errors. The SIMPLE series show almost identical convergence rates under a wide range of useful velocity relaxation factors, regardless of grid layout and interpolation method. However, the high-frequency reduction shows significant variation with grid layout and interpolation method, which maybe referred to in multigrid application.
Key concepts: Interpolation (computer graphics), Series (stratigraphy), Grid, Convergence (economics), Simple (philosophy), Momentum (technical analysis), Range (aeronautics), Mathematics