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Écoulement de Poiseuille

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Localized travelling waves in the asymptotic suction boundary layer

We present two spanwise-localized travelling-wave solutions in the asymptotic suction boundary layer, obtained by continuation of solutions of plane Couette flow. One of the solutions has the vortical structures located close to the wall, similar to spanwi ...

2016

Approximation numérique des écoulements turbulents dans des cuves d'électrolyse de l'aluminium

Jonathan Rochat

Aluminium is a metal extracted from bauxite ore using electrolysis process in cells of big size. A huge electric current goes in the cell through an electrolytic bath and aluminium liquid. These currents generate strong magnetic forces that allow the bath ...

EPFL2016

Turbulent - laminar transition in the propagation of height-contained hydraulic fracture

Brice Tanguy Alphonse Lecampion, Haseeb Zia

Fluid flow is usually assumed to be laminar in the modelling of hydraulic fracture propagation. This approximation can however break down in certain cases where a low viscosity fluid (e.g. water) is injected at a high rate resulting in Reynolds numbers wel ...

2016

A numerical study of the blood flow through the aortic valve: comparison of Newtonian and non-Newtonian models

Nicholas Alan Molyneaux

Being able to accurately reproduce the physiological phenomena which take place in blood vessels requires understanding the impact physical parameters have on the fluid’s flow. Modeling blood flow implies choosing, or defining, at least one model with the ...

2016

Basal entrainment by Newtonian gravity-driven flows

Christophe Ancey, Nicolas Andreini, Belinda Margaret Bates

Gravity-driven flows can erode the bed along which they descend and increase their mass by a factor of 10 or more. This process is called basal entrainment. Although documented by field observations and laboratory experiments, it remains poorly understood. ...

2016

MATHICSE Technical Report : A patient-specific aortic valve model based on moving resistive immersed implicit surfaces

Alfio Quarteroni, Luca Dede', Elena Faggiano, Marco Fedele

In this paper, we propose a full computational pipeline to simulate the hemodynamics in the aorta including the valve. Closed and open valve surfaces, as well as the lumen aorta, are reconstructed directly from medical images using new ad hoc algorithms, a ...

MATHICSE2016

An octree-based adaptive semi-Lagrangian free surface flow solver

Viljami Henrikki Laurmaa

A numerical method based on an adaptive octree space discretization for the simulation of 3D free-surface fluid flows is proposed. The Navier-Stokes equations are solved with a time-splitting scheme, which decouples advection from diffusion/incompressibili ...

EPFL2016

Influence of the Coriolis force on the structure and evolution of wind turbine wakes

Fernando Porté Agel, Mahdi Abkar

In this study, large-eddy simulation combined with a turbine model is used to investigate the effect of vertical wind veer associated with the Coriolis force on the structure and evolution of wind turbine wakes. In order to isolate the Coriolis effect on t ...

Amer Physical Soc2016

Simulation of viscoelastic fluids in a 2D abrupt contraction by spectral element method

Michel Deville, Nicolas Fietier, Azadeh Jafari

This study presents the vortex structure and numerical instability increase occurring when the level of elasticity is enhanced in inertial flows in planar contraction configuration for finitely extensible nonlinear elastic model by Peterlin (FENE-P) fluid ...

Wiley-Blackwell2015

Modelling blood flows in the heart: extended Nitsche's method for the treatment of the valves as generalized boundary conditions

Alfio Quarteroni, Luca Dede', Anna Tagliabue

We investigate the blood flow inside idealized left ventricles with prescribed wall movement by defining a formulation of boundary conditions for the Navier-Stokes equations accounting for the valves. Specifically, we consider an extended Nitsche’s method ...

CMBE, Zeta Computational Resources Ltd.2015

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