- 2070 Magh · 6 marks
Four-point implicit derivatives of Q
Short answer
Using the four-point implicit formulas with θ = 0.55: ∂Q/∂t = [(3580−3500)+(3470−3350)]/(2×3600) = 2.78×10⁻² m³/s², and ∂Q/∂x = 0.55×(−110/1000) + 0.45×(−150/1000) = −0.128 m²/s.
The value of flow rate at four points in the space-time grid are shown in the figure below. h, m and . Calculate the values of and by the four-point implicit method. ( = weighting factor.)
[Figure: space-time grid with time levels j and j+1 and distance points i and i+1 ( m, h); at (i, j+1) cms, at (i+1, j+1) cms, at (i, j) cms, at (i+1, j) cms]
Four-point implicit method
Data: , , , ; s, m, .
Time derivative
Space derivative
Answer: m/s and m/s.
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