An energy stable incompressible multi-phase flow formulation

We show that a reformulation of the governing equations for incompressible multi-phase flow in the volume of fluid setting leads to a well defined energy rate. New nonlinear inflow-outflow and solid wall boundary conditions bound the energy rate and lead to an energy estimate in terms of only external data. The new formulation combines perfectly with summation-by-parts operators and leads to provable energy stability.

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Journal of Computational Physics
Published
2024-12-18
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jcp.2024.113685
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2
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Fluid Dynamics and Heat Transfer
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An energy stable incompressible multi-phase flow formulation

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An energy stable incompressible multi-phase flow formulation

Arnaud G. Malan, Jan Nordström
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Abstract

We show that a reformulation of the governing equations for incompressible multi-phase flow in the volume of fluid setting leads to a well defined energy rate. New nonlinear inflow-outflow and solid wall boundary conditions bound the energy rate and lead to an energy estimate in terms of only external data. The new formulation combines perfectly with summation-by-parts operators and leads to provable energy stability.

Journal of Computational PhysicsVol. 523
National Research Foundation, Vetenskapsrådet, University of Johannesburg
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