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Old   November 19, 2018, 12:02
Default Multi-strip modelling of a riser
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Hi,

I am trying to simulate the response of a long vertical tube subjected to a uniform flow using multi-strip modelling. Basically, my idea is to perform multiple 2D analysis (strips) along the span of the tube. Each strip will give me a local force on the cylinder which, added together, will give the total force and, solving the equation of motion, the complete response of the riser can be estimated. An example of this method can be found here:

http://proceedings.asmedigitalcollec...icleid=1628976

or here:

https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full...2.2018.1438067

Currently, I can do a 2D vortex-induced vibration modelling of a rigid cylinder subjected to a uniform flow using Fluent and a UDF I wrote. The problem I have is how to implement the multi-strip method in ANSYS. My idea is to model the 3D structure and somehow connect the multiple 2D flow models (strips) along the span of the cylinder. Can anyone give me some guidelines as to how to model this?



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