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tmeysam92 July 6, 2012 09:18

fsi question
 
Hi all,


my question is about FSI(fluid structure interaction).

i want to couple fluent with transient structural.

my case in fluent is unsteady, and the deformation is important.

now i want to know my case is one way or two way coupling???

if the deformation is not very important, how would be the system coupling???


thanks in advance.
meysam

Gweher July 8, 2012 20:05

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Have a look at the CFD Wiki on FSI

Here is a figure extracted from a research article of applied mathematics, "A Comparison of One-Way and Two-Way Coupling Methods for Numerical Analysis of Fluid-Structure Interactions".

Attachment 14290

If your setup implies large deformation then you need mesh morphing so you should realize 2 way FSI, otherwise for small deformation you can use 1 way.

tmeysam92 July 9, 2012 11:51

thank you very much for your reply.

tmeysam92 July 9, 2012 13:43

reply
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Gweher (Post 370368)
Have a look at the CFD Wiki on FSI

Here is a figure extracted from a research article of applied mathematics, "A Comparison of One-Way and Two-Way Coupling Methods for Numerical Analysis of Fluid-Structure Interactions".

Attachment 14290

If your setup implies large deformation then you need mesh morphing so you should realize 2 way FSI, otherwise for small deformation you can use 1 way.

thnks a lot for your reply

is there possible to have a transient solution and using one-way fsi?
if yes how? is there any tutorial about this kind of problem?


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