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Old   August 30, 2017, 05:38
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Dear Samadhi

I am also working in the field of flapping foil system. I followed your set up,

But unfortunately, I found an unexpected displacement of foil in the X

the direction where it is not allowed. The foil is allowed to oscillate coupled

motion of heave( with respect to Z direction) and pitch (with respect to y

direction). Since the foil is moving in the X direction the overset region is

moving out of Overlap region and cause an error.Could you help me to figure

out the error. Here I am attching the images
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Old   August 30, 2017, 06:13
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Which software are you modelling this in?
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Old   August 30, 2017, 06:23
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Dear Glenn

Thank you for your interest

I am using Star CCM software
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Then try the StarCCM forum.
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How have you specified the motion for the heave and pitch?
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Old   August 31, 2017, 20:26
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Yes the foil is allowed for coupled motion of both heave and pitch.
But I have tested with heave alone and experienced the same issue.
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This is the CFX forum. For discussion of issues regarding the StarCCM solver please use that forum. I have moved the relevant posts to the StarCCM forum for you, and in future please ensure you post on the correct forum.
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