Abstract

AbstractA discrete test‐filtering operation that takes advantage of a volume‐averaging procedure, as opposed to the more popular line‐interpolation technique, has been developed to enable mixed‐scale and dynamic LES simulations on general unstructured grids. Simulations of fully developed turbulent flow in a square duct show that the proposed test filter gives the results of similar accuracy to the best modern filters developed for non‐uniform orthogonal grids, but a second‐order correction is required to produce solutions of sufficient accuracy. The discrete filter technique is also used to simulate stationary and pulsatile turbulent flow in a 75% constricted tube, in which the flow undergoes transition to turbulence. Comparisons to previous published results confirm that the results obtained using the proposed discrete test filter are in a good agreement with the existing experimental and numerical results. Copyright © 2009 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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