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A MODIFIED FINITE ELEMENT METHOD FOR SOLVING THE TIME-DEPENDENT, INCOMPRESSIBLE NAVIER-STOKES EQUATIONS. PART 1: THEORY*
- P. M. Gresho, S. Chan, R. Lee, C. D. Upson
- Mathematics
- 1 June 1984
Three examples will be presented to demonstrate the performance of the scheme described in Part 1 of this paper.1 Two are isothermal (T = 0) and two-dimensional, and one of these is steady and the… Expand
Detailed Simulations of Atmospheric Flow and Dispersion in Downtown Manhattan: An Application of Five Computational Fluid Dynamics Models
- S. Hanna, M. J. Brown, +6 authors R. M. Reynolds
- Physics
- 1 December 2006
Abstract Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) model simulations of urban boundary layers have improved in speed and accuracy so that they are useful in assisting in planning emergency response… Expand
Projection 2 Goes Turbulent - and Fully Implicit
- P. M. Gresho, S. Chan
- Mathematics
- 1 June 1998
We describe and demonstrate both our newest projection method (fully implicit) for the incompressible Navier-Stokes equations via the finite element method and our newest turbulence model - a… Expand
Consequences of Urban Stability Conditions for Computational Fluid Dynamics Simulations of Urban Dispersion
- J. Lundquist, S. Chan
- Environmental Science, Physics
- 1 July 2007
Abstract The validity of omitting stability considerations when simulating transport and dispersion in the urban environment is explored using observations from the Joint Urban 2003 field experiment… Expand
Scrotal asymmetry and handedness.
- K. S. Chang, F. Hsu, S. Chan, Y. B. Chan
- Biology, Medicine
- Journal of anatomy
- 1 October 1960
A comparison of dense gas dispersion model simulations with burro series LNG spill test results
Abstract The predictions from three vapor dispersion models for cold dense gas releases are compared with the results from several 40 m 3 LNG spill experiments conducted at China Lake, California, in… Expand
Solving the incompressible Navier--Stokes equations using consistent mass and a pressure Poisson equation
- P. M. Gresho, S. Chan
- Mathematics
- 1 August 1988
We derive and demonstrate a new technique for solving the time- dependent incompressible Navier--Stokes equations using low-order (bilinear) finite elements. The scheme is based on using the… Expand
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Numerical simulations of LNG vapor dispersion from a fenced storage area
- S. Chan
- Engineering
- 1 April 1992
Abstract The FEM3A model, with minor modifications, has been applied to simulate the vapor dispersion of four large-scale LNG vapor barrier field experiments and a comparison was made with relevant… Expand
A review of recent field tests and mathematical modelling of atmospheric dispersion of large spills of Denser-than-air gases
- R. Koopman, D. Ermak, S. Chan
- Chemistry
- 1989
Large-scale spills of hazardous materials often produce gas clouds which are denser than air. The dominant physical processes which occur during dense-gas dispersion are very different from those… Expand
Detailed Simulations of Atmospheric Flow and Dispersion in Urban Downtown Areas by Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) Models - An Application of Five CFD Models to Manhattan
- S. Hanna, M. J. Brown, +6 authors R. Reynolds
- Geography
- 6 March 2006
Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) model simulations of urban boundary layers have improved so that they are useful in many types of flow and dispersion analyses. The study described here is intended… Expand
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