Abstract
This article considers the problem associated with conducting experiments in computational fluid dynamics, the solution of which is the application of the equations of incompressible fluid flow and the introduction of vortex flow functions.The aim of this work is to simulate the temperature viscous flow with a set Reynolds number inside a porous medium enclosed in the rock material to further describe the thermal front of motion in the form of a system of equations, with the choice of the most likely suitable system with differentiated equations for each segment of the thermal simulation (along the cube axes), the final cross-correlation, spread in the identified physical field of confusers/diffusers. Scientific novelty of the performed work is due to the original approach to the development and interpretation of the results of the algorithm for predicting the temperature field in the textural configuration of the confusers/diffusers of rocks.
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