[Adnann]

Hello everyone

Currently I am looking for someone to help me perform a FSI analysis for a flow through an orifice. I am using Fluent. Since I am new to Fluent so I would be glad if someone can help me. Currently I am stuck at meshing the solid part of the analysis, which is a pipe with an orifice in it. Attached is a picture of the pipe in question.

Thank you

[rohansharmafree]

Hi,
I have 8 years of experience in CFD analysis. I have performed all kinds of CFD analysis in various CFD software (Ansys CFX, Fluent, etc) .

I can help you in perform meshing and create a FSI simulation for the same in ansys workbench. Please mail me at rohansharmafree@gmail.com

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[Workshop Technologies]

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Originally Posted by Adnann

Hello everyone

Currently I am looking for someone to help me perform a FSI analysis for a flow through an orifice. I am using Fluent. Since I am new to Fluent so I would be glad if someone can help me. Currently I am stuck at meshing the solid part of the analysis, which is a pipe with an orifice in it. Attached is a picture of the pipe in question.

Thank you