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Abstract:: TH RD ND

1) The document analyzes time integration schemes for unstructured meshes, comparing 4th order implicit Runge-Kutta (IRK64) and 3rd order backward difference (BDF3) methods. 2) It applies the schemes to a coupled fluid-structure interaction problem of wing flutter, evaluating accuracy and efficiency. 3) Results show the IRK64 scheme has superior overall efficiency compared to BDF2 and BDF3, though BDF3 offers high accuracy at modest cost but can become unstable for large time steps.

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Abstract:: TH RD ND

1) The document analyzes time integration schemes for unstructured meshes, comparing 4th order implicit Runge-Kutta (IRK64) and 3rd order backward difference (BDF3) methods. 2) It applies the schemes to a coupled fluid-structure interaction problem of wing flutter, evaluating accuracy and efficiency. 3) Results show the IRK64 scheme has superior overall efficiency compared to BDF2 and BDF3, though BDF3 offers high accuracy at modest cost but can become unstable for large time steps.

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ABSTRACT:

For unstructured meshes, 4th order implicit RK-3rd order backward difference-2nd order
backward difference is analyzed for strongly coupled system. Time integration schemes are
constructed in a way that moving meshes DGCL is satisfied. To compare this schemes wing
flutter is used and efficiency & accuracy is obtained.
Flow

DGCL for RK

Geometric conservation law:


DGCL for BDF
Time discretization
Backward Difference Discretization Runge kutta Discretization
Moving Mesh

• The mesh-deformation strategy used in this work is based on


the spring analogy approach.

• This approach tends to produce deformed meshes with


collapsed or negative cell volumes, especially for large
deformations in complex geometries. However, for the types
of deformations considered in this work, the spring analogy
was found to be sufficient for generating smooth and valid
meshes at all time steps
Structure

Discrete Structure equations:


Coupling
Infinite-plate spline interpolation (IPS): The IPS method is based on the equilibrium equation of an
infinite thin plate.

Here goal is to study the temporal accuracy of the proposed schemes, and we use a fully
coupled approach to eliminate any other possible sources of error that may contaminate
accuracy.
Acceleration Strategies and Computational Cost
• Agglomeration multigrid methods are used
to accelerate the solution of the nonlinear
problem arising at each time step of the
unsteady-flow equations, as well as for
solving the mesh motion equations.
• The idea of multigrid is to accelerate the
solution on a fine grid by iteratively
computing corrections to the fine grid
problem on coarser grid levels for which
the cost of the iterations is lower and the
global error components are more easily
reduced.
Results For fixed number of sub iterations

• Because we are uniquely concerned with the


quantification of temporal error in this study, we omit
any comparison with experimental data, which
necessarily brings in effects due to spatial and modeling
(inviscid flow) errors.
• BDF2 is with order of 2 and IRK64 is with order of 3.3.
Flutter Boundary Prediction for AGARD 445.6 Wing

• The AGARD 445.6 wing test case , which was tested in the transonic dynamics tunnel at NASA Langley
Research Center, has been widely used as a benchmark for evaluating aeroelastic simulations.

• To find the flutter boundary, the structure responses are analyzed using the modal
identification technique of Bennett and Desmarais . A nonlinear least-squares
curve fit method in the form of Eq. is used to fit the response curves:
Conclusion
• The time histories of the wing deflection computed using the BDF2,
BDF3, and IRK64 schemes have been compared and the IRK64
scheme shows superior overall efficiency.

• Although the BDF3 scheme offers high temporal accuracy at modest


computational cost, the tendency of this scheme to go unstable for
large time-step sizes may limit its use, particularly when higher
structural modes are included.

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