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Application of Finite Elements Method to Fluid Flow
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Title | Application of Finite Elements Method to Fluid Flow | |||||
Language | en | |||||
Publication date | 2011-12-01 | |||||
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Ni Ni Win | ||||||
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Application of the finite element method to a resruicted class of problems in potential flow have required the availability o fan associated variational principle.Incompressible flow under prescribed pressure fields and compressile flow under prescribed pressure fields and compressible flow in which the continuity equation is implicitly satisfied and the fluid density is known as a function of time. As such they do not represent completely general models of general fluid flow or of the Navier-Stokes equations. It is the purpose herein to present brief derivations of the finite element equations describing a discrete model of compressible and incompressible Stokensian fluids. |
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Linearized Compressible Fiow, Finite Element Method,Fluid Flow | ||||||
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ICSE | ||||||
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The Third International Conference on Science and Engineering | ||||||
Yangon, Myanmar |