A Path-Conservative Method for a Weakly Compressible Two-Phase Model with Surface Tension

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Main Authors: Melvin, Ashley, Mandal, J. C.
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author Melvin, Ashley
Mandal, J. C.
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Mandal, J. C.
contents When extended to two-phase flows, weakly compressible models lead to a non-conservative system, which precludes its treatment using standard finite volume techniques. In this paper, a novel HLLC-type path-conservative scheme is formulated for the weakly compressible two-phase model. Furthermore, capillary effects are included in the proposed path-conservative scheme, eliminating the need to discretize surface tension terms separately. The first-order path-conservative formulation is combined with a local solution reconstruction technique to obtain high-order spatial accuracy. The solver is tested on several benchmark two-phase flow problems to demonstrate its efficacy.
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spellingShingle A Path-Conservative Method for a Weakly Compressible Two-Phase Model with Surface Tension
Melvin, Ashley
Mandal, J. C.
Numerical Analysis
Computational Physics
When extended to two-phase flows, weakly compressible models lead to a non-conservative system, which precludes its treatment using standard finite volume techniques. In this paper, a novel HLLC-type path-conservative scheme is formulated for the weakly compressible two-phase model. Furthermore, capillary effects are included in the proposed path-conservative scheme, eliminating the need to discretize surface tension terms separately. The first-order path-conservative formulation is combined with a local solution reconstruction technique to obtain high-order spatial accuracy. The solver is tested on several benchmark two-phase flow problems to demonstrate its efficacy.
title A Path-Conservative Method for a Weakly Compressible Two-Phase Model with Surface Tension
topic Numerical Analysis
Computational Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2511.23095