2013
DOI: 10.1063/1.4813813
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Stochastic-field cavitation model

Abstract: Nonlinear phenomena can often be well described using probability density functions (pdf) and pdf transport models. Traditionally, the simulation of pdf transport requires Monte-Carlo codes based on Lagrangian “particles” or prescribed pdf assumptions including binning techniques. Recently, in the field of combustion, a novel formulation called the stochastic-field method solving pdf transport based on Eulerian fields has been proposed which eliminates the necessity to mix Eulerian and Lagrangian techniques or… Show more

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“…Within the workgroup at KIT the Stochastic Field Method is transferred to the field of two phase flow [1]. The volume fraction of the disperse phase as well as the bubble size depend on random processes.…”
Section: The Stochastic Field Methods In Two Phase Flowmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Within the workgroup at KIT the Stochastic Field Method is transferred to the field of two phase flow [1]. The volume fraction of the disperse phase as well as the bubble size depend on random processes.…”
Section: The Stochastic Field Methods In Two Phase Flowmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It was first transfered to the field of multiphase flow in [1] facing a problem in nuclear technology. Within this work it is applied to cavitating flows in the automotive sector.…”
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“…Models that use probability density functions (PDF) have attained a certain level of popularity first in the simulations of combustion applications. A full Eulerian PDF solving framework has been developed in [13] and applied successfully on cavitation in [14]. Applying certain stochastic procedures, this approach uses an ensemble of Eulerian fields to represent a distribution of bubble radii.…”
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confidence: 99%
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The Stochastic Field Method was originally derived in the field of combustion and firstly applied to a cavitation problem by our group [1]. Randomly distributed variables exist in both combustion and cavitating problems.
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