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August 12, 2024 at 5:31 am
Harish Bighane
SubscriberI need to capture the acoustic mode shape of a fluid section in a Pipe and also check the structural modes and their coupling effect using FSI.
I found two options:
1. Use FSI in Modal acoustics by defining Acoustic region for Fluid and Physics region for Pipe structure.
2. Use Coupled Field Modal analysis by defining separate Physics region for Fluid and Pipe.
Though the frequencies obtained in both the case are same, but the mode shapes are different for Acoustic pressure and Total deformation.
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August 12, 2024 at 6:32 pm
wrbulat
Ansys EmployeeI'm not sure about this but... is it possible that by changing the viewing direction of one of these two models by 90 degrees the mode shapes will have the same appearance? I see what looks like "ovalization" in the upper plot and bending in the lower one. If the geometry is axisymmetric (acoustic medium inside a cylindrical pipe) one model might be calculating one of these shapes when viewed along the x axis and the other when viewed along the y axis. Or you might try an isometric viewing direction and creating animations of the mode shapes.
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August 13, 2024 at 4:08 am
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