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January 1, 2023, 05:02 |
Flutter analysis using Fluent (Two way FSI)
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Umer
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Hi,
I am working on a project based on the flutter analysis. To do it, I am trying to do a 2-way FSI study with ANSYS-FLUENT. I am facing some problems. In my case, the study is at Mach 5.0. I need to get modal shapes of the geometry for vibration purposes. -Which solver is the most accurate one for a transonic flow? -In fluent, I have defined a velocity inlet and pressure outlet, but I dont know if this is correct in this situation. Should i use density based solver or pressure based? Thank you in advance. |
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April 3, 2023, 14:50 |
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MC
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It is hard to give advice without knowing the geomery a bit more in detail.
I assume you are referring to the fluid dynamic part (not structural): I can suggest density based solver. For the boundary conditions: you should specify the inlet Mach number with pressure-inlet and the pressure-outlet for the outlet. With pressure-inlet, you can set total pressure, temperature and supersonic (gauge) pressure. |
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fsi, fsi 2-way, fsi compressible solver |
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