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A note on reducing spurious pressure oscillations in fully conservative discontinuous Galerkin simulations of multicomponent flows
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A well-known issue associated with the use of fully conservative schemes in multicomponent-flow simulations is the generation of spurious pressure oscillations at contact interfaces. These oscillations can rapidly lead to solver divergence even in the presence of smooth interfaces that are not fully resolved. In this note, we compare various strategies for reducing such oscillations that do not (a) introduce conservation error, (b) rely on artificial viscosity or limiting, or (c) degrade order of accuracy in smooth regions of the flow. The considered test case is one-dimensional advection of a high-pressure nitrogen/n-dodecane thermal bubble using the thermally perfect gas model. Several results are presented that contradict those corresponding to the more conventional hydrogen/oxygen thermal-bubble case.
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