Abstract

An algorithm is presented for numerical simulations of time-dependent low Mach number variable density flows with an arbitrary amount of scalar transport equations and a complex equation of state. The pressure-correction type algorithm is based on a segregated solution formalism. It is conservative and guarantees stable results, regardless of the difference in density between neighboring cells. Furthermore, states are predicted which exactly match the equation of state. In the one-dimensional example, considering non-premixed flames, a simplified flamesheet model is used to describe the combustion of fuel and oxidizer. We demonstrate that the predicted states exactly correspond to the equation of state. We illustrate the accuracy improvement due to higher order formulation and demonstrate grid convergence.

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