Abstract:
The paper presents a numerical algorithm for computing three-dimensional viscous compressible isothermal two-phase two-component flows with surface effects in domains of complex shape with voxel geometry. The algorithm is based on quasi-hydrodynamic regularization of the diffuse-interface model. A new improved finite-difference scheme is constructed. The method of its implementing on the domain boundary is described in detail. The simulation results are given for spreading of a drop on a substrate and displacement of a fluid by another one in a channel of complex shape.
Keywords:quasi-hydrodynamic system of equations, finite-difference scheme, multiphase flows, diffuse interface, regularized Navier–Stokes–Cahn–Hilliard equations, voxel geometry.