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April 14, 2013, 01:09 |
2 way fsi
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Kishore
Join Date: Mar 2013
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Dear all
I am trying 2 way FSI problem. I am modelling a fluid flow through an artery in addition to that I want to introduce a guide wire along the axis. I assume the wall of the artery is rigid and the guide wire is stainless steel (0.5 mm dia) .I extended the guide wire until the middle of the fluid domain. I have lots of doubt in boundary conditions and settings. I want to clarify my doubts from the people who are expert in the 2 way fsi. The boundary conditions I set in the ANSYS 1. One end of the wire, I set fixed boundary. 2. the other end face and the wall of the guide wire which which are in contact with fluid . So i set fluid solid interface ( I have in dilemma the end of the face should be friction less support)( Please any one clarify) 3. I set large deflection "off" instead of "on".( Please clarify) The boundary conditions I set in the CFX I set mesh motion unspecified in all the boundary conditions including wall side please clarify ( Note: The solver is running without error so for) Thank you Regards Kish |
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April 16, 2013, 04:28 |
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Matthias Voß
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Berlin, Germany
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could you post a picture?
Mesh motion should be stationary @end of wire ... since it is fixed?! |
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