1. Problem: Numerical Simulation of One-Dimensional Convection-Diffusion Problem using Finite Volume Method Control equation: with F=40x and [=1. d (FO) d dx do (T dx dx Boundary conditions: at x=0, D=1; at x-1, O=0. Compute the distribution of between x=0 and x=1 using the Finite Volume Method. 2. Requirements: (1) Derive the discretizing and solving formulas using the Finite Volume Method, and prepare a report in the required format. (2) Implement the source code in Fortran or C language (3) Compare the computed result with the exact solution, and include a comparison graph in your report. The exact solution is: e2 fe 20x² [1 - 0 -20x dx -20x dx

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1. Problem: Numerical Simulation of One-Dimensional Convection-Diffusion
Problem using Finite Volume Method
Control equation:
with F=40x and [=1.
d (Fo) d do
(T
dx dx dx
Boundary conditions: at x=0, D=1; atx=1, p=0.
Compute the distribution of O between x=0 and x=1 using the Finite Volume
Method.
2. Requirements:
(1) Derive the discretizing and solving formulas using the Finite Volume Method,
and prepare a report in the required format.
(2) Implement the source code in Fortran or C language
(3) Compare the computed result with the exact solution, and include a
comparison graph in your report.
e 20x²
The exact solution is: e
Se
Se dx
-20x
-20x²
[1-
dx
-1
Transcribed Image Text:1. Problem: Numerical Simulation of One-Dimensional Convection-Diffusion Problem using Finite Volume Method Control equation: with F=40x and [=1. d (Fo) d do (T dx dx dx Boundary conditions: at x=0, D=1; atx=1, p=0. Compute the distribution of O between x=0 and x=1 using the Finite Volume Method. 2. Requirements: (1) Derive the discretizing and solving formulas using the Finite Volume Method, and prepare a report in the required format. (2) Implement the source code in Fortran or C language (3) Compare the computed result with the exact solution, and include a comparison graph in your report. e 20x² The exact solution is: e Se Se dx -20x -20x² [1- dx -1
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