[ajialiang]

Hi,

I am currently modelling the flap in the tutorial given by ansys tutorial on 2way fsi. my question is what do I do when the hyperelastic flap touches the bottom of the wall, as it remeshes it gives me the problem and the fluent will have some problem.

thank you, your solution is deeply appreciated.

thank you,

[stumpy]

You cannot let it touch, you need to leave a small gap. In Mechanical set up a contact between the flap and the bottom wall and use the Contact Offset feature so that a small gap remains.

[tmeysam92]

Originally Posted by ajialiang

Hi,

I am currently modelling the flap in the tutorial given by ansys tutorial on 2way fsi. my question is what do I do when the hyperelastic flap touches the bottom of the wall, as it remeshes it gives me the problem and the fluent will have some problem.

thank you, your solution is deeply appreciated.

thank you,

hi ajialiang,

i want to work on ansys 14 fsi(fluent fsi) problem, but i do not have tutorial.

i was wondering if you send me some tutorials about fsi.

thanks in advance.

tmeysam92@yahoo.com

[ilker199]

Originally Posted by ajialiang

Hi,

I am currently modelling the flap in the tutorial given by ansys tutorial on 2way fsi. my question is what do I do when the hyperelastic flap touches the bottom of the wall, as it remeshes it gives me the problem and the fluent will have some problem.

thank you, your solution is deeply appreciated.

thank you,

Hi ajialiang;

I am working on 2way FSI with ansys but I dont have any tutorials.
Can you please send me the tutorial mentioned above.
My e-mail adress is "ivuruskan@gmail.com"

thanks....