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    THE CHALLENGES OF FLUID STRUCTURE INTERACTION

    Alan Mueller CD-adapco Seattle

    19th Annual HP CAE Symposium

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    Take the FSI challenge

    ACM1

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    ACM1 Ask an engineer what he thinks FSI is and you will get a 100 different answers - all of them right.

    The truth of the matter - FSI is actually a very broad subject with a range of challaenges from the relatively simple to the extremlydifficult.

    Often an engineer looking from outside may not appreciate what goes on "under the hood" and it may be difficult to asses the level ofdifficulty of a problem

    The movie depicts a VOF simulartion of wave loading on a relatively realistic off-shore platform. It gives a glimmer of what is to comein the area of FSI.

    So join me in this FSI challenge, it may not be quiite as simple as the "Pepsi Challenge" but I hope that it will be ever bit a satisfying.Alan Mueller, 4/1/2008

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    Outline

    FSI Instances and Classification

    Mapping and Data Exchange Mesh Motion Demands

    Robustness and Stability

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    Instances of Fluid-Structure Interaction (FSI)

    Pressure-actuated valves, pumps

    Flow induced vibration of structures

    cables, risers, towers, etc. flutter

    Free surface applications

    sloshing in fuel tanks, wave

    loading, etc. Solid/Fluid thermal interaction

    Tire hydroplaning

    Biomedical applications

    An understanding of both solid andfluid domains is essential for anaccurate simulation.

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    Fluid-Structure Interaction Classifications

    1 way or weakly 2 way coupling Deformation has little effect on fluid motion

    Mechanical, thermal loads: fluid structure Surface temperatures: structure fluid

    Thermal or hydrodynamic induced loads

    Steady state

    Transient (multiple transfers)

    2 way coupling Deformation or rigid body motions significantly impact

    the fluid motion

    Mechanical, thermal loads: fluid structure

    Displacement & temperatures: structure fluid

    Motions require CFD moving mesh capability

    2 Way coupled FSI places anextreme burden on the CFD solver to

    produce good, body conforming grids

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    Avenues for FSI Coupling in STAR-CD/STAR-CCM+

    1-way or weakly 2-way coupling Prep/Post: STAR FEA

    MpCCI, DCI: STAR FEA

    STAR fluid STAR solid

    2-way coupling MpCCI, DCI: STAR FEA

    STAR fluid STAR solid

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    Outline

    FSI Instances and Classification

    Mapping and Data Exchange Mesh Motion Demands

    Robustness and Stability

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    STAR Integration Pre/Post FEA support

    Import FEA Mesh (ABAQUS, ANSYS)

    Non-conformal mapping STAR-CCM+ FEA

    Surface to Surface

    Volume to Volume

    Conserved & 1st order

    Export FEA Loads

    Pressure, Nodal Forces

    Heat flux, Nodal Heat

    Heat Transfer Coefficient, Ambient Temperatures Import FEA Results

    Displacement

    Temperature

    import from/export to the native FEA format

    Java scripting for dynamic exchange

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    Steady-State Bidirectional Heat Transfer Analysis

    Solid Temperature(ABAQUS)

    Fluid Temperature

    Heat Transfer CoefficientFluid Polyhedral Grid

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    ABAQUS and STAR Direct Coupling Interface (DCI)

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    All face matching and interpolation onSTAR faces local to each processor

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    Aquaplanning Simulations

    STAR-CD Moving Deforming Mesh

    Arbitrary Sliding Interface

    VOF for fluid/air interface

    Cavitation

    ABAQUS Steel Belted Tires

    Lateral Treads Vehicle weight, Fluid loads

    Static or Dynamic

    DCI Pass fluid loads

    Pass surface deformation

    Important Considerations

    Tread surface contacts pavement

    Hydrodynamic loads significantly deform tire

    No circumferential symmetry Periodic frequency as tread patterns move in/out of contact

    Tire is able to slip (motion defined by contact friction)

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    Stucture Motion defined as Rigid Body (6DOF) Fluid Forces and Moments Structure

    Body Surface position Fluid

    Fluid mesh translates/rotates with rigid Structure Implicit Coupling between Fluids/Structure

    Canister Example CFD of both air and water VOF (Volume of Fluid) free surface capability

    Rigid canister of given mass, mass moments

    STAR Fluid STAR Rigid Body

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    STAR Fluid STAR Solid Stress

    Build one mesh in one GUI environment

    Polyhedral meshing advantage

    Immediate picture of impact of fluid on solid stresses Finite Volume, implicit iterative solver requires

    significantly less memory than FEA

    Implicit fluid/solid coupling via memory using similar

    data structures and iterative procedures

    Tighter fluid/solid exchange at subiteration level

    Targeted Applications:

    Conjugate heat transfer and thermal stresses Fluid-Structure Interaction

    Casting and Solidification (fluids cells become solid cells)

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    Flow, Heat, and Thermal Stress - Manifold

    Manifold Temperature

    Gas Temperature

    Manifold effective stress

    Gas Velocity

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    Turbine Blade Analysis

    Fluid Flow and Conjugate Heat Transfer

    Static load: Elastic solid with centrifugal andthermal loads

    Creep : Viscoplastic solid with stress andtemperature dependent creep rates

    effective stress

    temperature

    fluid flow

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    Examples of Finite Volume Stress Analysis

    Stresses (6M DOF) Solid (12.6M DOF), Fluid (1 M cells)

    Temperature (2M cells)

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    Scalability: Engine Block and Head (12.6 M DOF)

    Thermoelastic stress solves on Cray in 14 CPU min (28 Processors)

    Convergence rate independent of # processors

    Good scalability to about 20K cells per processor

    Machine : Cray node AMD opteron 250, 2.4Ghz,

    4Gb RAM per node, 2 processors per node,

    Rapid Array MPI

    Problem : 4.2M cells, 12.6M DOF, 9.8Gb RAM

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    Outline

    FSI Instances and Classification

    Mapping and Data Exchange Mesh Motion Demands

    Robustness and Stability

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    Defining the Mesh at all times

    Fluid mesh must conform to boundaries and

    maintain cell quality

    Mesh motion is difficult not simply because a

    structure moves

    Mesh motion is difficult when a structure moves

    close to other structures (rigid or not)

    The goal : Define the mesh motion with as little userintervention as possibleThink Contact!

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    Mesh Evolution Strategies in STAR-CD/STAR-CCM+

    Mesh translation/rotation

    Mesh morphing (constant topology)

    Sliding Interfaces

    Topology changes

    Cell Insertion/Deletion Re-meshing/Interpolation

    Parallel Meshing

    Immersed Boundary Method (Low Re)

    Overlapping MeshesMany preprocessing meshing features availableto STAR-CD/STAR-CCM+ during solve

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    Mesh Translates/Rotates with Rigid Body

    Mesh conforms to motion of the body

    External fluid BC must be preserved during motion

    Even rigid body motionadds to the mesh motioncomplexity

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    Advanced Morphing Polyhedral Meshes

    Small number of control points define motion on

    moving boundary region

    Morpher preserves quality of grid, boundary layer

    User control on other boundary regions

    Morphing in Parallel

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    Outline

    FSI Instances and Classification

    Mapping and Data Exchange Mesh Motion Demands

    Robustness and Stability

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    Explicit vs Implicit Coupling

    Explicit coupling is the most widely used coupling

    between FEA and CFD codes, but ...

    A tighterimplicit coupling requires a deeper and

    more intimate integration of the solvers

    The STAR fluids/solids are implicitly coupled

    CD-adapco is working with our FEA partners to

    develop fully implicit coupling.

    increasingly stiff,

    and massivestructure

    increasingly incompressible,and massive fluid

    Unstable

    Stable

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    Conclusions

    Fluid/Structure Interaction is a broad field

    with many distinct challenges and classes

    STAR offers many strategies by which to

    couple the fluid to the structure appropriate

    for the particular physics Mesh motion places extraordinary demands

    on the CFD to preserve grid quality

    STAR offers several strategies by which toevolve the mesh at solver time

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    Enjoy the Conference