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March 28, 2016, 16:39 |
FSI: Import previous solution as intial condition of FSI
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Kaiwen Liu
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Hi all,
I have been using CFX + Transient Structural to get the total mesh displacement of the interface, and it works pretty well. Recently, I came across a problem that I want to import the previous transient result as an initial condition for the new run. I have saved the .trn file as standard, and I can import it to the CFX when I defines the run in CFX solution. Unfortunately, no matter what I tried, the solution first comes to the origin. It seems that I don't give enough initializations. What could I do to solve that problems? I guess I didn't specify the structural initial conditions, but I just couldn't find where to give initial conditions to Transient Structural. By the way, I am using workbench 16.1. |
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April 3, 2016, 17:29 |
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It is my question too.
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