Xiaokun Wang, X. Ban, Yalan Zhang, Zhigeng Pan, Sinuo Liu
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Anisotropic Surface Reconstruction for Multiphase Fluids
Under particle-based framework, level set is generally defined for fluid surfaces and is integrated with marching cubes algorithm to extract fluid surfaces. In these methods, anisotropic kernels method has proven successful for reconstructing fluid surfaces with high quality. It can perfectly represent smooth surfaces, thin stream and sharp features of fluids compare to other methods. In this paper, we propose a novel approach to extend it to the simulation of multiphase fluids simulation. In order to ensure fine effects for both fluid surface and multiphase interface, we modify the calculation of original anisotropic kernels and address a binary tree strategy for reconstruction. Our method can extract fluid surfaces simply and effectively for particle-based multiphase simulation. It solved the problem of overlaps and gaps at multiphase interface that exist in traditional methods. The experimental results demonstrate that our method keep a good fluid surface and interface effects.