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March 10, 2017, 17:49 |
Slosh simulation with SPH
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Thomas Juul
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Hi Everybody
I am considering the possibilities of simulating the sloshing motion of water in a tuned liquid damper. Since I would like to determine the resulting forces from an advanced load series the simulation will have to cover a rather long timespan (optimally more than 1 minute), meaning that the computational time becomes important. My research so far has pointed in the direction of SPH (smooth particle hydrodynamics) to solve the simulation, but I am having a hard time figuring if it will be feasible or not. Mainly I am looking to determine the following questions: - What formulation of SPH would be the best regarding precision, computational time and stability? - What computational time should I anticipate? - What software/code to use? // Thomas |
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slosh, sph, tld |
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