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    1. The division of the physical domain into discrete regions is called meshing. The approximation of differential equations by algebraic equations at discrete locations is called discretization. 2. Discretization results in a system of algebraic equations that are integrated in each cell using the finite volume method. The discretization of transient terms uses a similar approach to convection terms. 3. Discretized equations connect each element to neighboring elements, with surface integrals needed for convection and diffusion terms and volume integrals for source terms.

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    1. The division of the physical domain into discrete regions is called meshing. The approximation of differential equations by algebraic equations at discrete locations is called discretization. 2. Discretization results in a system of algebraic equations that are integrated in each cell using the finite volume method. The discretization of transient terms uses a similar approach to convection terms. 3. Discretized equations connect each element to neighboring elements, with surface integrals needed for convection and diffusion terms and volume integrals for source terms.

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    1. The division of the physical domain into discrete regions is called meshing. The approximation of differential equations by algebraic equations at discrete locations is called discretization. 2. Discretization results in a system of algebraic equations that are integrated in each cell using the finite volume method. The discretization of transient terms uses a similar approach to convection terms. 3. Discretized equations connect each element to neighboring elements, with surface integrals needed for convection and diffusion terms and volume integrals for source terms.

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    1. The division of the physical domain into discrete regions is called meshing. The approximation of differential equations by algebraic equations at discrete locations is called discretization. 2. Discretization results in a system of algebraic equations that are integrated in each cell using the finite volume method. The discretization of transient terms uses a similar approach to convection terms. 3. Discretized equations connect each element to neighboring elements, with surface integrals needed for convection and diffusion terms and volume integrals for source terms.

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    1. Which of these methods is not a method of discretization?

    Gauss-Seidel method

    2. Discretization of the governing equations result in Algebraic equations

    3. Under which condition does the inviscid steady flow become elliptic? M<1

    4. Expand divergence of velocity ∇.V⃗ for a one-dimensional flow.


    ∂u/∂x

    5. Which of these are correct for an elliptic equation? There is no limited region of
    influence or domain of dependence

    6. When can we say that a problem is suitable to be solved using CFD? The solution to
    PDE is unique and it depends continuously on the initial and boundary
    conditions

    7. The turbulence intensity I is defined as: where k is the turbulent kinetic energy and u
    𝟐
    𝟑𝑲
    is the local velocity magnitude. 𝑰 = 𝒖

    8. The time rate of change of a control volume moving along with the flow is
    represented by substantial derivative. Why? Because it is moving with the flow

    9. The number of discretized equations is equal to the number of Discretized cells

    10.

    11. Consider the equation (∂u/∂y)i,j=((ui,j−ui,j−1)/ Δy) formulated using the Taylor series
    expansion. Find the type of equation. first-order rearward difference

    12. Consider a model of finite control volume (volume V and surface area S) fixed in
    space with elemental volume dV, vector elemental surface area dS⃗ , density ρ and
    flow velocity V⃗ . What is the net mass flow rate out of the surface area?

    Ans: ∬VρV⃗ .dS⃗

    13. The solution of elliptic equations depends on its adjacent boundaries


    14. The speed of propagation of the disturbance in hyperbolic problems is finite

    15. Imagine a parabolic flow represented by this diagram.

    Which of these lines represent initial conditions?


    ab

    16. Consider the diagram.

    In the diagram what does region 1 mean?


    Domain of dependence

    17. Expand the substantial derivative Dρ/Dt.

    Dρ/Dt = ∂ρ/∂t + u∂ρ/∂x + v∂ρ/∂y + w∂ρ/∂z

    18. `
    19. Consider the flowing diagram.

    Which of these flows can be represented by this diagram? Transient viscous


    flow

    1. The division of the physical’s domain into a finite number of discrete regions is
    meshing.
    2. The method of Approximating the differential equations by a system of algebraic
    equations for the variables at some set of discrete locations in space and time is called
    discretization.

    3. The FVM integrates the governing equation in each cell.


    4. The numerical diffusion and numerical anti-diffusion terms are equal for the first-
    order Euler scheme are equal in magnitude when the courant number of convection
    is equal to one
    5. Using the Taylor series expansion, What is the first term of the truncation error of
    the finite difference equation
    Ans:-

    6. Which of these terms need a surface integral? Convection and diffusion terms

    7. The discretization of the transient term using the finite volume approach is more
    like the spatial discretization of the convection term

    8. The discretized equation connects each element with the neighbouring


    elements

    9. The cell-centred arrangements are disadvantageous when we have Non-


    conjunctional and non-orthogonal elements
    10. Which of these diagrams represent the central difference approximation of ∂u/∂x?

    11. Which of these terms need a volume integral while modelling steady flows?
    Source term

    12. Which of these methods is not a method of discretization? Gauss-Seidel


    method

    13. Which of these changes should be made in the semi-discretized equation to get
    the fully discretized equation? Express the face values in terms of the cell
    values

    14. What is the source of discretization error in the finite difference method?
    Truncation error

    15.

    Ans:-

    16. Find the central second difference of u in y-direction using the Taylor series
    expansion.

    Ans:-

    17.

    18.

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