Tagged: 15, Convergence Problems, fluent, fluid-dynamics, fsi
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March 17, 2023 at 1:10 pm
FAQ
ParticipantThe attached presentation describes how to use Fluent’s Solution Stabilization for an FSI case or a 6DOF case. Two simple tutorials are included: One for FSI and one for 6DOF. Animations reffered to in the pdf are also included Keywords Tightly coupled FSI & 6DOF Pressure oscillations Force convergence Negative cell volume Dynamic Mesh MDM Smoothing remeshing Implicit Update System Coupling Coupling step Coupling iteration
Attachments:
1. 2039459.zip
2. Solution_stabilization_For_FSI_%26_6DOF.pdf
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