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    Numerical methods use approximations rather than exact equations due to round-off errors and simplified physical modeling. Higher mesh density, grid quality, powerful computers, and exact models can improve differences from analytical solutions. Monitoring for convergence includes checking residues, monitoring points for negligible changes, and verifying mass, energy, and scatter balances in reactions, heat transfer, and multiphase flows. Double precision solvers reduce round-off errors by storing more digits. Finite volume methods divide space into control volumes and solve by calculating conserved variables across each volume, while finite difference methods use Taylor expansions to approximate derivatives at mesh points. The semi-implicit method for pressure-linked equations iteratively finds steady-state solutions by making small iterations to equations until

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    Numerical methods use approximations rather than exact equations due to round-off errors and simplified physical modeling. Higher mesh density, grid quality, powerful computers, and exact models can improve differences from analytical solutions. Monitoring for convergence includes checking residues, monitoring points for negligible changes, and verifying mass, energy, and scatter balances in reactions, heat transfer, and multiphase flows. Double precision solvers reduce round-off errors by storing more digits. Finite volume methods divide space into control volumes and solve by calculating conserved variables across each volume, while finite difference methods use Taylor expansions to approximate derivatives at mesh points. The semi-implicit method for pressure-linked equations iteratively finds steady-state solutions by making small iterations to equations until

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    Numerical methods use approximations rather than exact equations due to round-off errors and simplified physical modeling. Higher mesh density, grid quality, powerful computers, and exact models can improve differences from analytical solutions. Monitoring for convergence includes checking residues, monitoring points for negligible changes, and verifying mass, energy, and scatter balances in reactions, heat transfer, and multiphase flows. Double precision solvers reduce round-off errors by storing more digits. Finite volume methods divide space into control volumes and solve by calculating conserved variables across each volume, while finite difference methods use Taylor expansions to approximate derivatives at mesh points. The semi-implicit method for pressure-linked equations iteratively finds steady-state solutions by making small iterations to equations until

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    a)Numerical methods tend to differ from analytical method because they relay on approximations

    equation rather than exact equation.

    Numerical methods use discretion which cause difference from exact solution due to round off
    errors and simplification for physical modelling in numerical methods.

    These differences can be improved by higher mesh densities, high grid quality, using high powered
    computer and using exact model instead of simplified one.

    b)

    1) Residues
     Convergence criteria
    2) Monitoring point
     Results not changing/ negligible difference in change
    3) Mass, energy and scatter balance
     Reaction combustion
     Heat transfer radiation
     Multiple phase flow

    c) Double precision solver is recommended to reduce round off errors, this allows computers to
    store twice the number of digits reducing the roundoff errors.

    D)

    Finite volume method/ Finite difference method

    Finite difference method Finite volume method


    At each mesh node, the Taylor series Finite volume is divided the same way as FDM,
    expansions are used to generate finite but instead relies on control volume, the
    difference approximations to the partial control volume is a small volume surrounding
    derivates of the equations. The derivates are each point on mesh. FVM solve by calculating
    replaced by finite difference approximations, the values of the conserved variables averaged
    yield algebraic equations for the flow solution across the volume.
    at each mesh node point.

    e)

    Semi-Implicit Method for Pressure-Linked Equations( Simple)

    Simple technique works for steady state problem by finding the solution iteratively. The solutions
    use small iterations of equations with residuals, the iteration are stopped when the residual is
    smaller the initial convergence criteria.

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