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The following pages link to A volume of fluid framework for interface-resolved simulations of vaporizing liquid-gas flows (Q2222646):
Displayed 17 items.
- A consistent method for direct numerical simulation of droplet evaporation (Q776735) (← links)
- Consistency and accuracy in the simulation of two-phase flows with phase change using sharp interface capturing methods (Q2083693) (← links)
- A novel supermesh method for computing solutions to the multi-material Stefan problem with complex deforming interfaces and microstructure (Q2113665) (← links)
- Traction open boundary condition for incompressible, turbulent, single- or multi-phase flows, and surface wave simulations (Q2132608) (← links)
- Boiling and evaporation model for liquid-gas flows: a sharp and conservative method based on the geometrical VOF approach (Q2133587) (← links)
- An interface-resolved phase-change model based on velocity decomposition (Q2683048) (← links)
- A conservative, interface-resolved, compressible framework for the modeling and simulation of liquid/gas phase change (Q2683253) (← links)
- An adjoint method for control of liquid-gas flows using a sharp interface model (Q2699375) (← links)
- Stability of an air–water mixing layer: focus on the confinement effect (Q5019237) (← links)
- A computational study of thermally induced secondary atomization in multicomponent droplets (Q5024835) (← links)
- An extended model for the direct numerical simulation of droplet evaporation. Influence of the Marangoni convection on leidenfrost droplet (Q6095111) (← links)
- An efficient tracking method of evaporative and flat free surfaces for turbulent convection (Q6100101) (← links)
- A compressible solver for two phase-flows with phase change for bubble cavitation (Q6119292) (← links)
- Ghost-Fluid-Based Sharp Interface Methods for Multi-Material Dynamics: A Review (Q6142993) (← links)
- Conservative formulations for heat transfer simulation with sharp interfaces and discontinuous properties in two-phase flows (Q6158463) (← links)
- A consistent volume-of-fluid approach for direct numerical simulation of the aerodynamic breakup of a vaporizing drop (Q6158464) (← links)
- Vorticity dynamics in transcritical liquid jet breakup (Q6186066) (← links)