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October 2, 2013, 09:31
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Edmund Singer P.E.
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Those are 2 different things. An immersed solid can be a rigid body.
The rigid body is just a collection of surfaces that are used for force and torque inputs to the 6DOF motion calculation. An immersed solid is just that, a solid inside your domain. It can be stationary, or tied to 6DOF or your own user motion. There are limitations adn assumptions on immersed solid as it just uses source terms to approximate the solid region within a domain. |
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