AMRFLEX3D
AMRFLEX3D -- flow simulation using a three-dimensional self-adaptive, structured multi-block grid system We describe a numerical procedure for integration of structured grid blocks. Such blocks are the basic elements of the self-adaptive grid structure. A hierarchically ordered level system, which reflects different refinement stages, serves as a scaffold. After a description of sensors used for refining interesting flow phenomena, an overview about the integration steps is given. The application of AMRFLEX3D to the case of a three-dimensional, inviscid, supersonic corner flow and of a delta wing under transonic flow conditions is presented. For the latter simulation, both Euler and Navier-Stokes equations are used. Conclusions that can be drawn from experiences with grid refinement are given.
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- Hentschel, R.: The creation of lift by sharp-edged delta wings. An analysis of a self-adpative numerical simulation using the concept of vorticity content (1998)
- Hentschel, R.; Hirschel, E. H.: AMRFLEX3D -- flow simulation using a three-dimensional self-adaptive, structured multi-block grid system (1996)