An Assessment of Navier-Stokes Characteristic Boundary Conditions for Real Fluids in a Non-Dissipative Numerical Framework
摘要
The abrupt variations in thermophysical properties pose significant challenges for the numerical simulation of real-fluid flows. This study evaluates Navier-Stokes characteristic boundary conditions (NSCBC) for non-ideal fluids in conjunction with kinetic-energy-preserving (KEP) and pressure-equilibrium-preserving (PEP) schemes. The characteristic wave relations are applied to the total energy and pressure equations respectively. By demonstrating one-dimensional acoustic wave propagation, the profiles are shown to be significantly more stable for the real-gas regime in the combined KEP with PEP than that solely in KEP.