Twh. Sheu et al., DISCUSSION OF NUMERICAL DEFICIENCY OF APPLYING A PARTIALLY WEIGHTED UPWIND FINITE-ELEMENT MODEL TO INCOMPRESSIBLE NAVIER-STOKES EQUATIONS, Numerical heat transfer. Part B, Fundamentals, 32(2), 1997, pp. 197-214
The streamline upwind technique is extended to quadratic elements to a
nalyze incompressible and viscous flow equations cast in the steady st
ate. The Biased part of the weighting functions is devised to achieve
a nodally exact discretized one-dimensional equation, with an emphasis
on grid nonuniformity. Two classes of upwinding finite-element models
are considered. Our primary goal is to address the deficiency of the
partially weighted finite-element model. Assessment is made of the sta
bility and accuracy of the schemes devised. The integrity of the weigh
ting functions chosen and the finite-element models considered is demo
nstrated analytically, and their performance is assessed systematicall
y.