Fluid-Structure Interaction Concepts, Intrinsic FSI, ANSYS Fluent

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  • Introduction to the Fluid-Structure Interaction (Intrinsic FSI) in ANSYS Fluent software
  • Introduction to the Structural Model
  • Introduction to Linear Elasticity and Non-Linear Elasticity
  • Introduction to One-Way FSI and Two-Way FSI
  • Introduction to the Dynamic Structural System
Audio: English
Subtitles: English, Spanish, Arabic, Turkish, French, Portuguese
Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
1 Lesson
11m 49s
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    Fluid-Structure Interaction Concepts, Intrinsic FSI, ANSYS Fluent

    Price: Free

    • Introduction to the Fluid-Structure Interaction (Intrinsic FSI) in ANSYS Fluent software
    • Introduction to the Structural Model
    • Introduction to Linear Elasticity and Non-Linear Elasticity
    • Introduction to One-Way FSI and Two-Way FSI
    • Introduction to the Dynamic Structural System
    Audio: English
    Subtitles: English, Spanish, Arabic, Turkish, French, Portuguese
    Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
    1 Lesson
    11m 49s

    Intrinsic FSI Concepts

    In this training video, we describe the Fluid-Structure Interaction concepts and focus on Intrinsic FSI in ANSYS Fluent software. We provide you with a detailed and comprehensive tutorial to help you master all concepts of the FSI without any issues.

    According to the intrinsic FSI, all structural calculations are performed by the Fluent solver, without the need to use extrinsic solvers and transfer structural data to the Fluent simulation through system coupling.

    FSI analyzes the interaction between a fluid and a solid in contact, in terms of forces from the fluid to the solid and/or in terms of displacement or deformation from the solid to the fluid.

    Therefore, in FSI simulations, we have two approaches to analyze the interaction between fluid and structure:

    • One-way FSI
    • Two-way FSI

    For the intrinsic FSI simulation, the Structural Model is utilized in Fluent software. So, in structural analysis, we have two methods:

    • Linear Elasticity
    • Nonlinear Elasticity

    We present and discuss governing equations for both linear elasticity and nonlinear elasticity. We used the finite element method to discretize the equations and explained the dynamic structural system.