A method (governing equation set and numerical procedure) suited to the numerical simulation of fluid-resonant oscillation at low Mach numbers is constructed. The new equation set has been derived under the assumption that the compressibility effect is weak. Because the derived equations are essentially the same as the incompressible Navier-Stokes equations, except for an additional term, we can apply almost the same numerical procedure developed for incompressible flow equations without difficulty. With application of a pressure-based method that treats the continuity equation as a constraint equation for pressure, the stiffness problem that arises in solving the usual compressible flow equations under low Mach number conditions has been alleviated. To verify the present method, we apply it to the flows over a three-dimensional open cavity
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