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March 24, 2019, 23:58 |
Block water hitting plate
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dacdung
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Dear all,
Thank you very much for your time and energy to give me your kind help. I am trying to simulate the water block hitting a steel plate with velocity =4 m/s, using Ansys CFX (2-way FSI). I am interested in solution of pressure acting on steel plate and plate deformation. To simulate this problem, I applied two-phase problem by introducing volume fraction of air and water. Then I applied the initial velocity=4 m/s to the water block, and 0 m/s for air domain. I defined all sides of fluid domain except for top of air domain as no slip wall, for the top of air domain defined as openning boundary with open pressure=0 Pa. But unfortunately, the results of pressure and deformation obtained are small compared to what I expected. I do not know what is wrong in my model. Could you please correct me about boundary condition and initial conditions or other aspects to improve my solution? Best regards, Dac Dung Last edited by ddungntu; March 25, 2019 at 09:58. |
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