Abstract

The characteristic-interpolation-based finite-difference weighted essentially non-oscillatory (WENO) scheme, which maintains the equilibriums of velocity, pressure, and temperature, is implemented to simulate compressible multicomponent flow fields. We propose the overestimated quasi-conservative form of the characteristic-interpolation-based finite-difference WENO scheme. The proposed WENO scheme is written in the split form that has the consistent and dissipation parts of the numerical flux. The dissipation part of the numerical flux is in the conservative form to maintain the conservation of conservative variables. The scheme implemented in this study can maintain the equilibriums of velocity, pressure, and temperature in various one- and two-dimensional problems. The results of the present studies provide new insights into the vector form of numerical dissipation.

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