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| - | A common issue that arises in CFD is the validation and testing of the code to be used for a computation. The code can be a newly written one (the testing then is to determine if the code works properly), or it can be a commercial code (the testing then is to determine if the code is suitable for the task at hand). Some of the cases described in the article below are easy to solve, while others are more difficult. | + | A common issue that arises in CFD is the validation and testing of the code to be used for a computation. The code can be a newly written one (the testing then is to determine if the code works properly), or it can be a commercial code (the testing then is to determine if the code is suitable for the task at hand). Some of the cases described in the article below are easy to solve, while others are more difficult.But before entering the real world of Verification and Validation (VnV) check this manual |
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| + | [http://www.csar.uiuc.edu/F_viz/gallery/VnV/SAND2002-0529.pdf Verification and Validation in Computational Fluid Dynamics] | ||
When choosing a case for validation purposes, keep the following in mind: | When choosing a case for validation purposes, keep the following in mind: | ||
Revision as of 06:17, 3 August 2006
Suitable cases for the validation and benchmarking of CFD codes. Articles should include a description of the case, data to compare with, and possibly contributed solutions. We could definitely use more three dimensional cases (only one has an article currently).
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Introduction
A common issue that arises in CFD is the validation and testing of the code to be used for a computation. The code can be a newly written one (the testing then is to determine if the code works properly), or it can be a commercial code (the testing then is to determine if the code is suitable for the task at hand). Some of the cases described in the article below are easy to solve, while others are more difficult.But before entering the real world of Verification and Validation (VnV) check this manual
Verification and Validation in Computational Fluid Dynamics
When choosing a case for validation purposes, keep the following in mind:
- Don't try to do too much. If you have written a code, try the 2-D cases first. If you are testing a commercial code, it is probably best to try (vendor supplied) tutorial cases, and then move on to a test case that is like what the code will be expected to do.
- Some of these cases are still active areas of research, particularly for LES and the like.
- Don't rely just on the information here. The authoritative source is always the literature, so look at the references cited in the articles for definitive details.
1-D test cases
2-D test cases
- 2-D vortex in isentropic flow
- 2-D Riemann problem
- Circular advection
- Explosion test in 2-D
- Lid-driven cavity problem
- Laminar Flow over backward facing step
- Turbulent Flow over backward facing step
- Flow around a circular cylinder
- Flow across a square cylinder
- NACA0012 airfoil
- RAE2822 airfoil
- Ringleb flow
- Scramjet intake
- Suddhoo-Hall airfoil
- Turbulent flat-plate
- Viscous diffusion of multiple vortex system
- Williams airfoil
- 2d ramp in channel problem
3-D test cases
- Ahmed body
- Flow in the 180 degree U-bend square duct
- DARPA SUBOFF model
- Hypersonic blunt body flow
- Onera M6 wing
Transition test cases
Benchmark Problems in Aeroacoustics
1-D test cases
2-D test cases
3-D test cases
External links
- CFD Online links to validation cases
- Tutorial on CFD verification and validation
- Statement on the content of numerical accuracy of Journal of Fluids Engineering
- CFL3D test cases
- USM3D test cases
- AIAA CFD drag prediction workshop
- NPARC Alliance CFD verification and validation web-site
- Test case validation database at CFD Lab, University of Glasgow
