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Course: Fluid-Structure Interaction with es-fsi

Posted By: Kevin Jones
Date:Wed, 15 May 2002, 1:09 a.m.

es-fsi (Expert System - Fluid-Structure Interaction) is the latest release of an analysis tool developed and used by adapco. It allows for the analysis of fluid-structure interaction using STAR-CD, so that effects such as flow-induced flutter, vibration and bending can be dynamically included as part of the calculation. This training course is intended for users wishing to include such effects as part of the ir CFD analyses.

The course emphasis is on teaching students applicable techniques for using es-fsi using realistic industrial examples. Example problems to be solved by the course attendees are:

o Fuel Tank Sloshing FSI Analysis

o Pressure-Actuated Valve FSI Analysis

o Vibrating Fan Blade FSI Analysis

As part of the course fee, users will receive a "limited capacity" version of es-fsi, which will allow them to solve problems having up to 200,000 fluid cells. Additional information on es-fsi can be found at:

http://www.adapco-online.com/feature_arts/ezfsi

Course Prerequisites:

o A working knowledge of STAR-CD

o Familiarity with FEM techniques is helpful

No prior knowledge of es-fsi is required.

If you are interested in attending or obtaining more information then please contact Scott Wilensky on 631-549-2300 x208 or email training@adapco.com.

http://www.cd-adapco.com


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