Application of Drag Decomposition Method to CFD Computation Results
Wataru Yamazaki, Kisa Matsushima, Kazuhiro Nakahashi
Abstract
Wataru Yamazaki, Kisa Matsushima, Kazuhiro Nakahashi
Abstract
In this paper, advanced drag prediction method based on the momentum conservation theorem was applied to CFD computational results. This method can decompose total drag into drag components such as wave, profile, induced and spurious drag which is due to the effect of the numerical diffusion and error. This drag decomposition method was applied to structured/unstructured mesh computational results. The computational results showed that the drag decomposition method had good capability of the drag prediction and meaningful drag decomposition. Moreover, the more accurate drag prediction was realized by the elimination of the spurious drag component from the total drag.
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In this paper, advanced drag prediction method based on the momentum conservation theorem was applied to CFD computational results. This method can decompose total drag into drag components such as wave, profile, induced and spurious drag which is due to the effect of the numerical diffusion and error. This drag decomposition method was applied to structured/unstructured mesh computational results. The computational results showed that the drag decomposition method had good capability of the drag prediction and meaningful drag decomposition. Moreover, the more accurate drag prediction was realized by the elimination of the spurious drag component from the total drag.
Key concepts: Computational fluid dynamics, Drag, Computation, Computer science, Decomposition, Computational science, Marine engineering, Aerospace engineering