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[berker]

*Hi,while  i was creating  one way coupling for fluid solid interaction analysis.In fluent , while i was creating the flow domain i subtract the wing from the flow domain geometry and got the results.but when it comes to use the same geometry for static structural i hadn't any wing to work with(because i subtract my wing from flow domain).

 

   Therefore,in designmodeler while i was subtracting  the wing from the flow domain instead  of erasing the main geometry i kept  it.So my question is ,can i use the subtracted flow domain to get fluent solution  and implement the result to  the static structural (while using my wing geometry for static structural)

*This is my wing design with its flow domain when i  kept the wing part after making subtraction from flow domain (i tried to separate my wing and subtracted flow domain area  with lines in order to get better mesh)

 

 *By doing these way would it lead me to any possible problems  and if so what should i do to create wing geometry works  with  fluent and structural to create  FSI for one-way-coupling?  (PS. if you don't understand my question due to my bad writing you can ask freely.) 

[peteroznewman]

Register for the free, online course from Cornell (link at the top of this page). Module 5 is a one-way coupling between a 3D air domain with a wing structure.