The development of high resolution, general purpose models of viscous, compressible flows is extremely difficult with existing system dynamics modeling tools. Published work admits to significant limitations, with regards to the treatment of flow geometry, inertia effects, or mass and energy convection. Combining a finite element discretization scheme with a bond graph based model formulation procedure provides a very general purpose tool for continuum fluid system modeling.
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