Numerical investigations of flow over a sphere in the subcritical and supercritical regimes

By G. Constantinescu, Kyle D. Squires. 2004

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Subfields: Computational Mechanics, Ocean Engineering

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In Computational Mechanics

1. Thijs Defraeye
2. S. Pei
3. Shiyi Chen
4. B. Nicolai
5. Yantao Yang
6. Pieter Verboven
7. Yipeng Shi
8. Zuoli Xiao

In Ocean Engineering

1. Shiyi Chen
2. B. Nicolai
3. Pieter Verboven
4. Thijs Defraeye
5. Zhenhua Xia

Citations in the corpus

• IMMERSED BOUNDARY METHODS (2005, unknown): “…C pb St LES with an IB method 3700 0.355 −0.194 0.208 (Yun et al. 2003) 104 0.393 −0.274 0.167 Experiment 3700 0.22 (Kim & Durbin 1988) 4200 −0.23 104 0.16 Experiment 3700 0.21 (Sakamoto & Haniu 1990) 104 0.18 Detached eddy simulation 104 0.393 −0.275 0.195 (Constantinescu & Squires 2004) A nn u.”
• CFD modelling of flow and scalar exchange of spherical food products: Turbulence and boundary-layer modelling (2013, methodology): “CFD has been applied in the past to model fluid flow around a single sphere (e.g., Constantinescu and Squires, 2004; Dhole et al., 2006; Dixon et al., 2011; Feng and Michaelides, 2000; Johnson and Patel, 1999).”
• Reynolds-stress-constrained large-eddy simulation of wall-bounded turbulent flows (2012, background): “As is well-known, DES has achieved satisfactory success in simulating turbulent flows with massive separation, see for example, Strelets (2001), Forsythe et al. (2002), Squires et al. (2002) and Constantinescu & Squires (2004).”