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September 10, 2014, 15:25 |
Initial Velocity conditions being ignored in fsi
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Hey
I am trying to simulate a boat free-falling into water from air using the system coupling module of ANSYS Workbench where I have linked the transient structural module with the Fluent module. The initial velocity that I provide to the boat in the transient structural module is ignored and the initial velocity is always zero irrespective of what initial condition I give. However all the other conditions I provide to the boat (eg. Force, acceleration due to gravity, velocity, etc) are considered as entered. Can anyone help me out with this. If I cannot give initial conditions through the transient structural module, can you suggest some other method of providing an initial velocity to the boat Last edited by vikramaditya91; September 22, 2014 at 09:17. Reason: unecessary info |
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fluent 14, fsi, initial conditions, system coupling, transient structural |
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