A method for the solution of time‐dependent, turbulent, compressible flows involving geometries that change in time is presented. The governing equations are discretized using a finite volume method using a special dual mesh definition, specially tailored for the hybrid meshes used. A geometrically conservative way of treating these meshes is formulated. The discretized equations are implicit in time, and are solved by a dual time approach. The subiterations involved are performed using multigrid acceleration with explicit relaxation. For moving geometries, the mesh is deformed using a spring analogy approach combined with local remeshing. The approach is demonstrated for several flows of practical interest.
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