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ayousaf April 19, 2016 09:32

2 Way FSI Coupling
 
Hi,

I have recently started to model flow inside an artery using ANSYS Workbench through 2 way coupling.
After some run time my simulations crash due to excessive distortion in transient structural part. I have tried to refine the mesh but the model is still unstable and it crashes.

Any ideas you share will be appreciated.


Best Regards,
Awais Yousaf

TRIGUI May 4, 2016 07:26

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Originally Posted by ayousaf (Post 595745)
Hi,

I have recently started to model flow inside an artery using ANSYS Workbench through 2 way coupling.
After some run time my simulations crash due to excessive distortion in transient structural part. I have tried to refine the mesh but the model is still unstable and it crashes.

Any ideas you share will be appreciated.


Best Regards,
Awais Yousaf

i have same problems error system coupling run completed with error

ayousaf May 20, 2016 11:29

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Originally Posted by TRIGUI (Post 598616)
i have same problems error system coupling run completed with error

Trigui,
If you look at coupling set-up in workbench, you can get more details regarding the error from individual solver. Look at the error there and you can then narrow down the issue.

Cheers!

Far May 20, 2016 14:28

Quote:

Originally Posted by ayousaf (Post 595745)
Hi,

I have recently started to model flow inside an artery using ANSYS Workbench through 2 way coupling.
After some run time my simulations crash due to excessive distortion in transient structural part. I have tried to refine the mesh but the model is still unstable and it crashes.

Any ideas you share will be appreciated.


Best Regards,
Awais Yousaf

I am suggested to use RBF morpher - ACT Ansys Mechancial RBF morpher extension.


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