Assignment 2 Applying Finite Volume Method (Pressure-Velocity Coupling Schemes) on a 2-D Computational Domain 2-D Computational Domain Steady, 2-dimensional, incompressible, laminar flow between two stationary plates (internal flow) A, Tracking the Progress of u,v, p, p’ and mass residual during Iterative Process Use the computational domain (on x-y plane) of two stationary parallel plates with distance between 2 plates, H= 0.1 mand length of the plates, = 1.0 mas in Assignment 1. Flow Properties Fluid: Air density, p= 1.2 kg/m3) Inlet uniform flow velocity of U= 0.01 m/s in horizontal x-direction. Dynamic viscosity ¢= 4x 10° kg/(ms) Computational Requirements Initial guess values: p* = 0, u* = 0, v* = 0 Iteration is done at the centre of the channel Maximum iterations: 30 Choice of Pressure-Velocity Coupling Schemes a) SIMPLE scheme b) SIMPLEC scheme Results Tracking convergence history of variables (u, p, p’ and mass residual) Perform xyplot of the variables (u, p, p' and mass residual) against iterations for both schemes. Note: elocty componentin x-direction locity component in y-direction p'= pressure correction Reference: Tu, GH.Y, C. Liu, ‘Computational Fluld Dynamics, a Practical Approach’ (2 edition), Elsevier, 2013. (Refer Example 4.5)