Abstract
ABSTRACTThe flow control constitutes a challenging research topic with numerous applications in aeronautics, aerodynamics, fluid mechanics, civil engineering, and so on. Due to the use of iterative algorithms, it is costly in both CPU time and memory requirements. In this paper, an optimal control strategy with reduced-order model built with proper orthogonal decomposition approach is proposed. The methodology is developed to control an anisothermal flow in a lid-driven cavity with one control parameter and then extended to at two control parameters. The control is realized in quasi-real time, which opens the way to promising practical applications.
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