A demonstration of an implicit time integration scheme for simulating the filling of porous moulds

J. A. Luoma, V. R. Voller

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Abstract

A recently proposed implicit scheme for tracking the filling front during liquid impregnation into porous moulds is demonstrated. A key feature in this scheme is that the filling simulation is free of the Courant criterion, i.e. within a given time step the filling front is able to move through a large number of computational cells without loss of accuracy. An animation of the filling of a two-dimensional resin transfer mould (RTM) is presented. This animation reveals the nature of 'race tracking' due to the poor distribution of permeability in the mould. (Authors)

Original languageEnglish (US)
Pages (from-to)CD-ROM
JournalVisualization of Engineering Research
Volume1
Issue number1
StatePublished - 1995

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