[C12Carbon]

Hi, I hope someone helps me about a couple of things! I'd like to simulate a fluid structure interaction of a deformable body. I want to view how it is deforming under fluid forces and even have an FRF analysis of the body to understand in which cases it has flutter and also know the stress and strain in that cases! Somebody knows some tutorials or a guide that explain the procedure I have to follow? I use complete Ansys 12.1.
Thank you for your attention
Luca

[tmeysam92]

HI Luca,

did you find tutorial?????


I want to work on fsi problem, but i do not have any tutorials

please help me!!!!!!!!!!!!

this is my email:

Tmeysam92@yahoo.com

meysam

[C12Carbon]

Hi meysam! Unfortunately I haven't found any tutorial and nobody answerd me to give me some info about... I hope someone will help me soon because I really don't know I could do it! If you will have some news please let me update about it; I'll do it too
Luca

[p.galimutti]

Originally Posted by C12Carbon

Hi, I hope someone helps me about a couple of things! I'd like to simulate a fluid structure interaction of a deformable body. I want to view how it is deforming under fluid forces and even have an FRF analysis of the body to understand in which cases it has flutter and also know the stress and strain in that cases! Somebody knows some tutorials or a guide that explain the procedure I have to follow? I use complete Ansys 12.1.
Thank you for your attention
Luca

Firstly, is it a 2-way fSI. which means the deformation of solid produces a significant change in flow field or is it a one way fsi? which means the deformation of solid does not produce any significant change in flow field or it can be neglected.

For ansys 12.1 if it is 2-way you need to use cfx or Autodyn.
if it is one way fsi you can use either fluent or cfx.

for 12.1/13.0 versions, you have a tutorial in ansys customer portal titled "Fluid Structure Interaction and Mesh Deformation". The files are located in install die/examples/cfx/valveFSI.pre.

But first you need to go through CFX tutorials if you are not familiar with it.

HTH

[C12Carbon]

Originally Posted by p.galimutti

Firstly, is it a 2-way fSI. which means the deformation of solid produces a significant change in flow field or is it a one way fsi? which means the deformation of solid does not produce any significant change in flow field or it can be neglected.

For ansys 12.1 if it is 2-way you need to use cfx or Autodyn.
if it is one way fsi you can use either fluent or cfx.

for 12.1/13.0 versions, you have a tutorial in ansys customer portal titled "Fluid Structure Interaction and Mesh Deformation". The files are located in install die/examples/cfx/valveFSI.pre.

But first you need to go through CFX tutorials if you are not familiar with it.

HTH

Well, surely what I want simulate belongs to the on way, infact it produces deformations that could be neglected... it isn't a sail but it looks like a turbine more. Anyway Am I able to do modal analysis using CFX? My first problem is undestand in which case of fluid velocity or pressure I could have flutter on my structure! For example, if you have an airplane wing and if you change inlet air velocity, CFX is able to give me the deformed shape of wing and as and how it moves under that determinate fluid field? If you want to do this "simple" simulation, what do you do?
Thank you for the answer
Luca

[p.galimutti]

if i have to do wing analysis i'll create a geometry with fluid and solid together.
create a structural component (Static structural) and CFX. Link the setup cell.

in the structural component suppress the fluid part and mesh solid only, and create fluid solid interface.
in the fluid component say CFX, suppress the solid and mesh the fluid region and solve. After that map the fluid loads on the fsi interface already defined in structural component and solve for displacements.
HTH

[C12Carbon]

Originally Posted by p.galimutti

if i have to do wing analysis i'll create a geometry with fluid and solid together.
create a structural component (Static structural) and CFX. Link the setup cell.

in the structural component suppress the fluid part and mesh solid only, and create fluid solid interface.
in the fluid component say CFX, suppress the solid and mesh the fluid region and solve. After that map the fluid loads on the fsi interface already defined in structural component and solve for displacements.
HTH

Thank you so much for your answer! This kind of process should do in the ANSYS Workbench, in CFX or in other place?
Thank you
Luca

[p.galimutti]

The one that I explained is a workbench setting. I would advise you to go through tutorials related to fsi simulation in ansys customer portal.

[C12Carbon]

Thank you so much! As soon as I have some news I'll post them!

[tmeysam92]

Hi C12Carbon,


did you find the tutorial files in customer portal???

I do not have customer portal user name and password.

if you find it , please help me. I need ansys fluent fsi.

tmeysam92@yahoo.com

[tmeysam92]

Originally Posted by p.galimutti

Firstly, is it a 2-way fSI. which means the deformation of solid produces a significant change in flow field or is it a one way fsi? which means the deformation of solid does not produce any significant change in flow field or it can be neglected.

For ansys 12.1 if it is 2-way you need to use cfx or Autodyn.
if it is one way fsi you can use either fluent or cfx.

for 12.1/13.0 versions, you have a tutorial in ansys customer portal titled "Fluid Structure Interaction and Mesh Deformation". The files are located in install die/examples/cfx/valveFSI.pre.

But first you need to go through CFX tutorials if you are not familiar with it.

HTH

Hi p.galimutti,

do you have any tutorial about ansys fluent FSi problems.

I do not have username and password for customer portal.

could you please help me.
thanks in advance.
Tmeysam92@yahoo.com

[seyed]

Originally Posted by tmeysam92

HI Luca,

did you find tutorial?????


I want to work on fsi problem, but i do not have any tutorials

please help me!!!!!!!!!!!!

this is my email:

Tmeysam92@yahoo.com

meysam

Hi meysam, I have a problem in my FSI analysis, when the run of ANSYS/CFX (in wokbench) starts after a while an error saying "the CFX solver did not produce a results file" appears, whats the problem?
In the "Out File"tab in CFX solver manager the sequence of errors begin from this error:
Error #001100279 has occurred in subroutine ErrAction.
Massage:
CFX encountered the error: Read.Fatal error occurred when requesting Total mesh displacement for interface
please help me.

[tmeysam92]

Originally Posted by seyed

Hi meysam, I have a problem in my FSI analysis, when the run of ANSYS/CFX (in wokbench) starts after a while an error saying "the CFX solver did not produce a results file" appears, whats the problem?
In the "Out File"tab in CFX solver manager the sequence of errors begin from this error:
Error #001100279 has occurred in subroutine ErrAction.
Massage:
CFX encountered the error: Read.Fatal error occurred when requesting Total mesh displacement for interface
please help me.

hi seyed,

i'm really sorry.

i did not work with ansys fsi problem.
in reality i did not find fsi tutorials.

[seyed]

Originally Posted by tmeysam92

hi seyed,

i'm really sorry.

i did not work with ansys fsi problem.
in reality i did not find fsi tutorials.

thanks alot meysam, I found the solution!!! the time step was 0.1 s (too large) so the answers in ANSYS did not converge, I decreased it to 0.01 s. also the pressure load was large so the displacement in each time step was too large so I decreased it and the problem was solved.
"mokhlesim!!!"

[tmeysam92]

Originally Posted by seyed

thanks alot meysam, I found the solution!!! the time step was 0.1 s (too large) so the answers in ANSYS did not converge, I decreased it to 0.01 s. also the pressure load was large so the displacement in each time step was too large so I decreased it and the problem was solved.
"mokhlesim!!!"

hi seyed.

good job!!!!

mohandes mikhastam bebinam, tutorial fsi(fluent+ansys)
nadari????
ansys +cfx manzouram nist.

[tmeysam92]

hi All
I'm faced with two warning when open the project.

and then the solid component did not respond and any displacement in result.Untitled.jpg

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[seyed]

Originally Posted by tmeysam92

hi seyed.

good job!!!!

mohandes mikhastam bebinam, tutorial fsi(fluent+ansys)
nadari????
ansys +cfx manzouram nist.

I think there is no way to couple ANSYS with FLUENT, in workbench when you right click on the setup cell of transient-structural there is no way to transfer data to FLUENT.
I have a suggestion!
Go and learn about ANSYS macro...

[Gweher]

Originally Posted by seyed

I think there is no way to couple ANSYS with FLUENT

Fluent 2 way FSI

[sumit_raised]

Originally Posted by C12Carbon

Hi, I hope someone helps me about a couple of things! I'd like to simulate a fluid structure interaction of a deformable body. I want to view how it is deforming under fluid forces and even have an FRF analysis of the body to understand in which cases it has flutter and also know the stress and strain in that cases! Somebody knows some tutorials or a guide that explain the procedure I have to follow? I use complete Ansys 12.1.
Thank you for your attention
Luca

Why don't you try the oscillating plate tutorial? It's is present in ANSYS WORKBENCH 13.0 and 12.1 also.

You will find it under help>tutorial>search>oscillating plate.

Its good. I recently finished that involving transient control. If any queries while conducting that, tell me. I will try my level best to sort that.

[seyed]

Originally Posted by Gweher

Fluent 2 way FSI

I'm working with ANSYS 12.1, it seems to be possible to couple ANSYS with FLUENT in ANSYS 14 release.