The aim of this paper is to categorize the major fixed grid formulations and solution methods for conduction controlled phase change problems. Using a two phase model of. a solid/liquid phase change, the basic enthalpy equation is derived. Starting from this equation, a number of alternative formulations are obtained. All the formulations are reduced to a standard form. From this standard form, finite element and finite volume discretizations are developed. These discretizations are used as the basis for a number of fixed grid numerical solution techniques for solidification phase change systems. In particular, various apparent capacity and source based enthalpy methods are explored
A numerical methodology is presented for the modelling of phase change problems. A continuum model o...
Solid-liquid phase-change phenomena play a key role in the thermal hydraulics of Molten Salt Reactor...
International audienceThis paper treats a one dimensional phase-change problem, 'ice melting', by a ...
The numerical study of solid/liquid phase change problems represents a large and ongoing field of re...
This paper presents a new Finite-difference formulation of the multidimensional phase change problem...
International audienceA fixed grid method based on an enthalpy-porosity formulation for liquid/solid...
International audienceA fixed grid method based on an enthalpy-porosity formulation for liquid/solid...
International audienceA fixed grid method based on an enthalpy-porosity formulation for liquid/solid...
International audienceA fixed grid method based on an enthalpy-porosity formulation for liquid/solid...
International audienceA fixed grid method based on an enthalpy-porosity formulation for liquid/solid...
International audienceA fixed grid method based on an enthalpy-porosity formulation for liquid/solid...
Phase change problems form an integral part of several manufacturing and materials processing applic...
Phase change problems form an integral part of several manufacturing and materials processing applic...
The enthalpy method is primarily developed for studying phase change in a multicomponent material, c...
In this paper, solidification problems are investigated from two angles, namely, the issue of wide d...
A numerical methodology is presented for the modelling of phase change problems. A continuum model o...
Solid-liquid phase-change phenomena play a key role in the thermal hydraulics of Molten Salt Reactor...
International audienceThis paper treats a one dimensional phase-change problem, 'ice melting', by a ...
The numerical study of solid/liquid phase change problems represents a large and ongoing field of re...
This paper presents a new Finite-difference formulation of the multidimensional phase change problem...
International audienceA fixed grid method based on an enthalpy-porosity formulation for liquid/solid...
International audienceA fixed grid method based on an enthalpy-porosity formulation for liquid/solid...
International audienceA fixed grid method based on an enthalpy-porosity formulation for liquid/solid...
International audienceA fixed grid method based on an enthalpy-porosity formulation for liquid/solid...
International audienceA fixed grid method based on an enthalpy-porosity formulation for liquid/solid...
International audienceA fixed grid method based on an enthalpy-porosity formulation for liquid/solid...
Phase change problems form an integral part of several manufacturing and materials processing applic...
Phase change problems form an integral part of several manufacturing and materials processing applic...
The enthalpy method is primarily developed for studying phase change in a multicomponent material, c...
In this paper, solidification problems are investigated from two angles, namely, the issue of wide d...
A numerical methodology is presented for the modelling of phase change problems. A continuum model o...
Solid-liquid phase-change phenomena play a key role in the thermal hydraulics of Molten Salt Reactor...
International audienceThis paper treats a one dimensional phase-change problem, 'ice melting', by a ...