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= Coupled Problems: Fluid-Structure Interaction =
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Carat++ can also be used within a coupled analysis of type fluid-structure interaction. What approach is used and how to setup a FSI-computation is explained here.
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== General Overview ==
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A partitioned approach is used for simulating FSI problems. This means, that for each specific task of the coupled computation a specific program is used. The software envrionment in our case consists of three programms:
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* the FE-code Carat++ for the solution of the structural subproblem,
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* the FV-code OpenFOAM for the solution of the fluid subproblem,
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* the coupling code CoMA responsible for everything else: Simulation control, data transfer, communication, coupling algorithms, ...
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A grafical representation fo this setup is given in the following figure:
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{|
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|[[File:CompFramework_Overview.png‎|thumb|up|750px|Computational Framework for FSI-simulations]]
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== Single Aspects in Detail ==
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The single components of an optimization problem are described here:
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* [[Users:FSI/Response Functions|Objectives and Constraints]]
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coma: data transfer, communication, controlling: coupl algo, predictor, convergence

Revision as of 08:51, 23 February 2011


Coupled Problems: Fluid-Structure Interaction

Carat++ can also be used within a coupled analysis of type fluid-structure interaction. What approach is used and how to setup a FSI-computation is explained here.

General Overview

A partitioned approach is used for simulating FSI problems. This means, that for each specific task of the coupled computation a specific program is used. The software envrionment in our case consists of three programms:

  • the FE-code Carat++ for the solution of the structural subproblem,
  • the FV-code OpenFOAM for the solution of the fluid subproblem,
  • the coupling code CoMA responsible for everything else: Simulation control, data transfer, communication, coupling algorithms, ...

A grafical representation fo this setup is given in the following figure:

Computational Framework for FSI-simulations


Single Aspects in Detail

The single components of an optimization problem are described here:


coma: data transfer, communication, controlling: coupl algo, predictor, convergence





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