Abstract
Three-dimensional numerical simulations were conducted for lid-driven cavity phenomena around an inner circular cylinder positioned in the center of a cubic enclosure in the Reynolds number range of (100≤Re≤2000) at the Prandtl number of Pr=0.71. The numerical method is based on the finite volume method (FVM) and multigrid acceleration. In this study, the transition of the flow regime from steady state to the unsteady state and consequent three-dimensionality in the system induced by the increase of Reynolds number to (Re=1798) were investigated. By increasing further Reynolds number over the critical value, the flow in the cavity exhibits a complex behavior. Typical distributions of the transverse velocity contours and kinetic energy fields at (Re=2000) have been obtained.
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- Frontmatter
- Transient Analysis of Heat Transfer by Natural Convection Along a Vertical Wavy Surface
- Three-Dimensional Flow Problems in a Lid-Driven Cubical Cavity with a Circular Cylinder
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