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"Heat Transfer in Fluid" between "2 Solid Mechanics"= ALE?

Posted 23.04.2012, 12:28 GMT-4 Heat Transfer & Phase Change, Geometry, Mesh, Modeling Tools & Definitions, Parameters, Variables, & Functions, Studies & Solvers, Structural Mechanics Version 4.2a 3 Replies

Francesc-Xavier Borras
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Hi,

I have been all the day long reading about it and I could not figure out how to solve it. Many people have problems releated.

Thats the scheme of the problem:

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Solid Mechanics (model3)
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Heat Transfer in Fluids (model 2)
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Solid Mechanics (model 1)
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Each one is in a different model. So I have 2 displacement fields from model 1 and 3.

I need to modify the MESH of the model 2 to adjust the thickness of the fluid film. I have been using the ALE physics because it seems perfect for my case. However I did not succeed.

Reading a lot I implement the MODEL 2 this way:

1st: Movin Mesh(ALE)
2nd: HT in Fluids
(Quadrangular Finer Mesh+Swept)

How to input both displacement fields? (In 3.5 u had the "physics induced diplacement" option (Chapter 16 Modeling Guide 3.5), how can you do it with the 4.2a?

Thanks in Advance
3 Replies Last Post 27.04.2012, 11:08 GMT-4
Francesc-Xavier Borras
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Posted: 1 decade ago 25.04.2012, 02:42 GMT-4
The idea is that I need a model which geometry is in function of two other models' displacements fields.
I cannot achieve a controlled Mesh deformation, even in basic models. Always appearing "Inverted Mesh Elements"...
The idea is that I need a model which geometry is in function of two other models' displacements fields. I cannot achieve a controlled Mesh deformation, even in basic models. Always appearing "Inverted Mesh Elements"...
Francesc-Xavier Borras
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Posted: 1 decade ago 26.04.2012, 02:55 GMT-4
Hej!

Finally I solved it. I attach the document: "3D Simple Geometry - Deformed Mesh.mph"

3 models:

- 2 x SolidMechanics: Prescribed displacement
- 1 x Heat Transfer in Fluids + Moving Mesh.

The mesh follows perfectly the wall deformation from both solid mechanics models.

I could not make it work on the complex geometry I need it, YET. Working on it.

All the best,

F. Xavier Borras
Hej! Finally I solved it. I attach the document: "3D Simple Geometry - Deformed Mesh.mph" 3 models: - 2 x SolidMechanics: Prescribed displacement - 1 x Heat Transfer in Fluids + Moving Mesh. The mesh follows perfectly the wall deformation from both solid mechanics models. I could not make it work on the complex geometry I need it, YET. Working on it. All the best, F. Xavier Borras
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Posted: 1 decade ago 27.04.2012, 11:08 GMT-4
Hi,

why when I add the viscous heating it is impossible to solve?

I attach the same file with the viscous heating already input.

Thanks in advance,

F. Xavier Borras
Hi, why when I add the viscous heating it is impossible to solve? I attach the same file with the viscous heating already input. Thanks in advance, F. Xavier Borras

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