J. Zoltak et D. Drikakis, HYBRID UPWIND METHODS FOR THE SIMULATION OF UNSTEADY SHOCK-WAVE DIFFRACTION OVER A CYLINDER, Computer methods in applied mechanics and engineering, 162(1-4), 1998, pp. 165-185
Assessment of three hybrid-upwind methods in unsteady shock-wave diffr
action over a cylinder is presented. The study includes two hybrid Flu
x Vector Splitting (FVS) methods and a hybrid Riemann solver. The hybr
id FVS schemes are constructed by a combination of flux vector splitti
ng and second-order artificial dissipation. The hybrid FVS-Riemann sol
ver is constructed by the combination of a characteristic flux averagi
ng method and a FVS scheme. The above schemes are implemented in conju
nction with an implicit unfactored method. Computations are performed
for unsteady shock diffraction over a cylinder and comparisons are pre
sented with other numerical and experimental results from literature,
including recent unstructured adaptive-grid computations. Emphasis is
given on the accurate prediction of the unsteady pressure loads on the
cylinder surface since this is of interest in engineering application
s related to explosions and fluid-structure interaction. (C) 1998 Else
vier Science S.A.. All rights reserved.