NASA NTRS ยท 19910038255
Flux-difference split scheme for turbulent transport equations
Abstract
This paper describes a high accuracy upwind method to solve the mean compressible flow equations closed with two-equation turbulence models. A flux-difference splitting scheme is developed to compute the flowfield without introducing oscillations into the solution. A high-order accuracy scheme is used to predict both the mean flow variables and the turbulence variables. Results comparing two different two-equation turbulence models are presented for supersonic flow over a flat plate and a compressible, free shear-layer. The non-oscillatory behavior of the upwind scheme is demonstrated on the free shear-layer.
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Morrison, J. H.. 1990-10-01. Flux-difference split scheme for turbulent transport equations. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19910038255
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