So Nobody Out There Working on FSI Methods

April 8, 2001, 20:50

Futher to my previous message - is there anybody working with FSI who can provide me with validation data. Prof/Dr/Mr Chien - Any Comment?

Regards

JD

April 8, 2001, 22:29

(1). There were two areas where fluid/structure interaction is important, one is the aero-elasticity and the other is the nuclear power plant. (2). So, you may want to do search in these two areas, check in the NASA/Langley Research Lab,I think, they must have something related to aero-elasticity problems. (3). You can also check into DOE related labs to see whether there are some CFD studies on the nuclear power plant fluid/structure interaction problems. (4). The other area is the bridge and building related aerodynamic problems. (5). You can also check into the Annual Review of Fluid Mechanics. There are many many volumes published, and I think, you should be able to find something about it.

April 9, 2001, 10:26

What type of data are you looking for? I work in the aeroelasticity field and specifically with the flutter/limit cycle oscillations of plate-like wing models. Would data of this type be of any use to you?

April 12, 2001, 08:21

Take a look at

http://www.software.aeat.com/cfx/Eur...m/bloodsim.htm

This is an EU sponsored project.

April 8, 2001, 20:50	So Nobody Out There Working on FSI Methods	#1
JD Guest Posts: n/a	Futher to my previous message - is there anybody working with FSI who can provide me with validation data. Prof/Dr/Mr Chien - Any Comment? Regards JD

April 8, 2001, 22:29	Re: So Nobody Out There Working on FSI Methods	#2
John C. Chien Guest Posts: n/a	(1). There were two areas where fluid/structure interaction is important, one is the aero-elasticity and the other is the nuclear power plant. (2). So, you may want to do search in these two areas, check in the NASA/Langley Research Lab,I think, they must have something related to aero-elasticity problems. (3). You can also check into DOE related labs to see whether there are some CFD studies on the nuclear power plant fluid/structure interaction problems. (4). The other area is the bridge and building related aerodynamic problems. (5). You can also check into the Annual Review of Fluid Mechanics. There are many many volumes published, and I think, you should be able to find something about it.

April 9, 2001, 10:26	Re: So Nobody Out There Working on FSI Methods	#3
Peter Attar Guest Posts: n/a	What type of data are you looking for? I work in the aeroelasticity field and specifically with the flutter/limit cycle oscillations of plate-like wing models. Would data of this type be of any use to you?

April 12, 2001, 08:21	Re: So Nobody Out There Working on FSI Methods	#4
Gavin Butcher Guest Posts: n/a	Take a look at http://www.software.aeat.com/cfx/Eur...m/bloodsim.htm This is an EU sponsored project.

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