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July 24, 2024 at 7:26 pmJack WhiteheadSubscriber
Hi, I am looking at trying to define a certain region in my 2D explicit dynamic model that can be linked to the fluent solver as the mesh region in which a fluid is defined, the region is currently a hole which encloses an empty region and would in reality contain the fluid. This region will deform over time and I would like to have this region act similar to a dynamic mesh, so I can find the changes in temperature and pressure.
I believe I would only need to define the initial fluid conditions and the equations to solve if I could have this be true, is this possible?
Apologies in advance, I am not a proficient user of Ansys so it may be a stupid question.
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July 25, 2024 at 1:39 pmRahulAnsys Employee
If you are trying to solve Fluent- Explicit dynamics co-simulation, then explicit dynamics is not a supported participant of System coupling.Â
You can refer Participant Support of System Coupling Capabilities (ansys.com) to know about supported participants.Â
And find example tutorials of co-simulation here: System Coupling Tutorials (ansys.com)
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