Finite-Difference Investigation of Axisymmetric Inviscid Separated Flows with Infinitely-Long Cusp-Ended Stagnation Zone. Flow around a Sphere
M. D. Todorov
Abstract
The classical Helmholtz problem is applied for modelling the axisymmetric inviscid cusp-ended separated flow around a sphere. Two coordinate systems are employed: polar for initial calculations and parabolic the latter being more suitable for investigation of infinitely-long stagnation zones. Scaled coordinates are introduced and difference schemes for the free-stream equation and the Bernoulli integral are devised. The separation point is not initially prescribed and is defined iteratively. A separated flow with vanishing drag coefficient is obtained.
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