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February 17, 2024, 21:54 |
Question about two methods of performing one-way FSI
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Parsa
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Hello everyone,
After successfully completing a two-way Fluid-Structure Interaction (FSI) analysis for a beam immersed in a fluid flow, my aim now is to conduct a one-way FSI analysis for the same scenario. In my quest for solutions, I have identified two methods: The first approach involves straightforwardly transferring the data from the Fluent solution segment to the structural domain as a new boundary condition, followed by solving the structural problem. However, during this process, I encountered an issue with data transfer, receiving the following error message: "An error occurred while attempting to read the CFD result file. Please delete the load and try again." Alternatively, I explored utilizing System Coupling for both Fluent and structural analyses, enabling the creation of a data transfer mechanism. However, this data transfer operates solely from Fluent to structural, lacking a corresponding transfer in the reverse direction. This stands in contrast to the two-way coupling method, where data transfer occurred bidirectionally between Fluent and structural domains. I do not know which method is valid and would appreciate it if you could help me. Thanks |
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data transmission, fluent, fsi, one-way coupling, two-way coupling |
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