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April 12, 2009, 18:17
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Two-Way FSI steady state
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Fritzl
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Hello everyone
I read that it is also possible to simulate steady-state Two-way FSI Simulations in Ansys CFX. But I couldnt find any Tutorials.. only for transient runs! When i set up my helicopterblade-simulation as steadystate, no mesh deformation appears.. How do I have to set up the inputfile? Do I need to set it up as static-structural-analysis? Because in Tutorial 21 they use a transient analysis for the input file.. Thank you for your help.. |
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