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September 26, 2024 at 5:25 pmluca.veneSubscriber
Hello ANSYS community,
I am currently working on a simulation project where I aim to analyze the stress state of the soil at the riverbed of a flowing river. I have already calculated the pressure distribution on the riverbed using ANSYS Fluent, but I now need to incorporate these pressure results into ANSYS Mechanical to simulate the effective stress in the soil.
Could anyone please guide me on how to:
1) Transfer the pressure data calculated in ANSYS Fluent to ANSYS Mechanical.
2) Use this pressure data to calculate the effective stress of the soil in ANSYS Mechanical, particularly in the context of riverbed conditions.
3) Whether it is necessary to simulate filtration in ANSYS Fluent and then transfer the pressures from the volume where the filtration occurs, into the same volume defined as soil in ANSYS Mechanical.Any insights or suggestions on the methodology, including the correct workflow or potential challenges, would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you in advance for your assistance!
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