FSI Simulations in OpenFoam

cfdfsi · December 23, 2009, 11:08

Hi,

I'm new to openfoam, and have installed ver 1.6 recently. I ran quite a few tutorials, and have played a bit with the geometry, boundary conditions to tailor my own cases.
Now I'm looking for a solver capable of handling FSI problems in OpenFoam.
Is there some tutorial which I can follow in order to learn FSI capabilites in Openfoam 1.6 ?

Thanks.

WiWo · January 8, 2010, 04:53

Hi,

There is the icoStructFoam solvers available on the web (I think it runs on OF1.6).
Otherwise, there is icoFsiFoam - it contains a lot of nice features including automatic mesh motion. To my knowledge this solver runs best on the developer version (e.g. OF-dev-1.5) ... at least that's what I'm using. Might want to check this one out.

Best,
Wolfgang

December 23, 2009, 11:08	FSI Simulations in OpenFoam	#1
cfdfsi New Member CFDFSI Join Date: Dec 2009 Posts: 4 Rep Power: 16	Hi, I'm new to openfoam, and have installed ver 1.6 recently. I ran quite a few tutorials, and have played a bit with the geometry, boundary conditions to tailor my own cases. Now I'm looking for a solver capable of handling FSI problems in OpenFoam. Is there some tutorial which I can follow in order to learn FSI capabilites in Openfoam 1.6 ? Thanks.

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January 8, 2010, 04:53		#2
WiWo Member Wolfgang W. Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Switzerland Posts: 57 Rep Power: 17	Hi, There is the icoStructFoam solvers available on the web (I think it runs on OF1.6). Otherwise, there is icoFsiFoam - it contains a lot of nice features including automatic mesh motion. To my knowledge this solver runs best on the developer version (e.g. OF-dev-1.5) ... at least that's what I'm using. Might want to check this one out. Best, Wolfgang