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FSI Simulation with Abaqus

Objective:

Fluid-Structure Interaction (FSI) covers a broad scope of problems in which fluid flow and structural deformation interact and affect one another. The interaction may be thermal, mechanical, or both and can be steady or transient. Many important problems involve some form of FSI, but the coupling effect is often ignored due to lack of readily available solution technology.

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The Abaqus cosimulation capability can be accessed using the SIMULIA Direct Coupling Interface or MpCCI (Mesh-based parallel Code Coupling Interface) from Fraunhofer SCAI.

This seminar provides an introduction to the FSI capability, with an emphasis on enabling users to get started utilizing the capability effectively. Several examples using both Abaqus/Standard and Abaqus/Explicit are used throughout the seminar to illustrate the types of problems that can be solved.

During the seminar's lectures and workshops users will learn about:

  • Evaluating FSI applications
  • Creating compatible FE and CFD models for FSI
  • Running FSI problems
  • Developing cosimulation strategies
  • Using time incrementation options
  • Tips on using MpCCI

Who should attend:

This seminar is recommended for both structural and CFD engineers with an interest in evaluating and analyzing real world FSI applications.

Agenda

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Lecture was last updated May 2009

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