This paper presents a finite element solver for the simulation of steady non‐Newtonian flow problems, using a regularized Bingham model, with adaptive mesh refinement capabilities. The solver is based on a stabilized formulation derived from the variational multiscale framework. This choice allows the introduction of an a posteriori error indicator based on the small scale part of the solution, which is used to drive a mesh refinement procedure based on element subdivision. This approach applied to the solution of a series of benchmark examples, which allow us to validate the formulation and assess its capabilities to model 2D and 3D non‐Newtonian flows
Two different techniques to analyze non-Newtonian viscous flow in complex geometries with internal m...
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This paper presents a finite element solver for the simulation of steady non-Newtonian flow problems...
International audienceThe simulation of viscoplasitc flows is still attracting considerable attentio...
Currently MARIN’s viscous flow solver ReFRESCO is being improved by adding an adaptive meshing stra...
This article investigates an explicit a-posteriori error estimator for the finite ele...
The error magnitude and the order of accuracy of a new unsteady Variational MultiScale (VMS) solver ...
grantor: University of TorontoAdaptive mesh refinement is a powerful tool for obtaining t...
A posteriori error estimates for the Stokes problem on 2D domain are investigated. Hood-Taylor finit...
International audienceThe aim of this paper is to describe some numerical aspects linked to incompre...
This work explores the use of stabilized finite element formulations for the incompressible Navier-S...
The present article describes a simple element-driven strategy for the conforming refinement of simp...
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We present the extension of an efficient and highly parallelisable framework for incompressible flui...
Two different techniques to analyze non-Newtonian viscous flow in complex geometries with internal m...
Abstract. The aim of this paper is to describe some numerical aspects linked to incompressible three...
A methodology has been developed for the computer simulation of multiphase flow processes in porous ...
This paper presents a finite element solver for the simulation of steady non-Newtonian flow problems...
International audienceThe simulation of viscoplasitc flows is still attracting considerable attentio...
Currently MARIN’s viscous flow solver ReFRESCO is being improved by adding an adaptive meshing stra...
This article investigates an explicit a-posteriori error estimator for the finite ele...
The error magnitude and the order of accuracy of a new unsteady Variational MultiScale (VMS) solver ...
grantor: University of TorontoAdaptive mesh refinement is a powerful tool for obtaining t...
A posteriori error estimates for the Stokes problem on 2D domain are investigated. Hood-Taylor finit...
International audienceThe aim of this paper is to describe some numerical aspects linked to incompre...
This work explores the use of stabilized finite element formulations for the incompressible Navier-S...
The present article describes a simple element-driven strategy for the conforming refinement of simp...
We derive estimates for the error in a variational approximation of the lift and drag coefficients o...
We present the extension of an efficient and highly parallelisable framework for incompressible flui...
Two different techniques to analyze non-Newtonian viscous flow in complex geometries with internal m...
Abstract. The aim of this paper is to describe some numerical aspects linked to incompressible three...
A methodology has been developed for the computer simulation of multiphase flow processes in porous ...