Partitioned simulation of fluid-structure interaction

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  • Joris Degroote
  • Jan Vierendeels
چکیده

Simulations of fluid-structure interaction (FSI) are increasingly being used to calculate the mutual interaction between a fluid flow and a flexible structure. Mature, reliable and optimized codes are readily available to solve flow equations or structural equations separately but the handful of monolithic codes which are able to solve all equations in an FSI problem simultaneously have not yet reached this level of achievement. These monolithic codes are hard to manage and develop due to their vast size and complexity. Moreover, they cannot benefit from the fast solution techniques that have been developed for either flow equations or structural equations but they must settle for a compromise. Consequently, there is a strong need for partitioned solution techniques to couple an existing flow code with an existing structural code in a stable and efficient way.

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تاریخ انتشار 2009