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Title: No-Slip Boundary Conditions in Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics


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No-Slip Boundary Conditions in Smoothed Particle
Hydrodynamics
  • by
  • Frank Bierbrauer

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Updating Fluid Variables
  • In SPH fluid variables f are updated through
    interpolation about a given point (xa,ya) using
    information from surrounding points (xb,yb) .
  • Each surrounding point is given a weight Wab with
    respect to the distance between point a and b.

3
Particle Deficiency
  • Near a no-slip boundary there is a particle
    deficiency
  • Any interpolation carried out in this region will
    produce an incorrect sum

4
Three Ways to Resolve the Particle Deficiency
Problem
  • Insert fixed image particles outside the boundary
    a distance dI away from the boundary c.f. nearest
    fluid particle at distance dF
  • Insert fixed virtual particles within the fluid
    and in a direct line to the fixed image particles
  • Avoids creation of errors when fluid and image
    particles are not aligned
  • Co-moving image particles with dI dF

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1 2 3
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Velocity Update Using Image Particles
  • Fixed image approach
  • uI uF(1dI /dF)(uW - uF)
  • 2. Virtual image approach
  • uI uV(1dI /dV)(uW - uV)
  • Virtual velocities uV are created through
    interpolation

7
Velocity Update Using the Navier-Stokes Equations
  • Update the velocity using the Navier-Stokes
    equations and a second order finite difference
    approximation to the velocity derivatives

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At the no-Slip Wall (W)
Navier-Stokes Equations
Finite-Difference Approximation at the wall
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Velocity Update
Much of this reduces down as, in general, a
no-slip wall has condition uW(U0,0). Therefore,
at the wall, ut ux uxx v vx vxx 0
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The Viscoelastic Case
The equations are (a,b 1,2)
where
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Further Reduction
Using
giving
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At the Wall
As well as
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Non-Newtonian (elastic) Stress
Only have the velocity condition uW (U0,0) as
well as ry0
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Must Solve
  • Need ub and vb and rW
  • Need as well as St and
  • e.g.

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Density Update Equation
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Polymeric Stress Update Equations
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Velocity Update Equations
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Solution for ub and vb
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If rx 0, l21 1, h m, Sab 0
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Equivalent Newtonian Update Equations
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Giving
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