【精选】CFX-FSI_120_WS03_MovingMesh.pptVIP

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Approaches to Moving Mesh WS3-* ANSYS, Inc. Proprietary ? 2009 ANSYS, Inc. All rights reserved. July 2009 Inventory #002678 Training Manual WS3-* ANSYS, Inc. Proprietary ? 2009 ANSYS, Inc. All rights reserved. July 2009 Inventory #002678 Workshop 3Approaches to Moving Mesh Solving FSI Applications using Workbench, ANSYS Mechanical and CFX Problem Overview This problem consists of a valve that opens due to the upstream fluid pressure. The purpose of this workshop is to examine different approaches to deforming the mesh with the goal of maintaining optimal mesh quality. At this stage the flow is not of interest, so the solution will be limited to just the mesh deformations so that different approaches can be quickly evaluated. The geometry is axisymetric so a thin slice of the full geometry will be modeled. You will start from a completed geometry and mesh and a partially completed setup in CFX-Pre. Workflow Overview Examine the completed Geometry and Mesh Complete the CFX-Pre setup for the baseline simulation Solve and post-process the baseline simulation Adjust the mesh stiffness and solve again Examine the mesh quality Add a subdomain to freeze a region of the mesh and solve again Examine the mesh quality Add another subdomain with weighted displacements and solve again Examine the mesh quality Open the Workbench project file MovingMesh.wbpj The project contains a “Base” Fluid Flow (CFX) Analysis System Use Save As… to save the project in your working directory Double-click the Geometry cell to examine the geometry in DesignModeler Starting the Project Examine the Geometry Note that the geometry consists of three Solid Bodies combined into a single Part. This topology will be useful later for controlling the mesh displacements. In general you should consider the mesh motion strategy when creating the geometry, slicing up the geometry as necessary. Close DesignModeler to return to the project window Doub