A Lagrangian model for the numerical simulation of fluid–structure interaction problems is proposed in the present paper. In the method both fluid and solid phases are described by smoothing particle hydrodynamics: fluid dynamics is studied in the inviscid approximation, while solid dynamics is simulated through an incremental hypoelastic relation. The interface condition between fluid and solid is enforced by a suitable term, obtained by an approximate SPH evaluation of a surface integral of fluid pressure. The method is validated by comparing numerical results with laboratory experiments where an elastic plate is deformed under the effect of a rapidly varying fluid flow.

Numerical simulation of fluid-structure interaction by SPH

ANTOCI, CARLA;GALLATI, MARIO;SIBILLA, STEFANO
2007-01-01

Abstract

A Lagrangian model for the numerical simulation of fluid–structure interaction problems is proposed in the present paper. In the method both fluid and solid phases are described by smoothing particle hydrodynamics: fluid dynamics is studied in the inviscid approximation, while solid dynamics is simulated through an incremental hypoelastic relation. The interface condition between fluid and solid is enforced by a suitable term, obtained by an approximate SPH evaluation of a surface integral of fluid pressure. The method is validated by comparing numerical results with laboratory experiments where an elastic plate is deformed under the effect of a rapidly varying fluid flow.
2007
Mechanical Engineering covers resources concerned with the generation, transmission, and utilization of heat and mechanical power, and with the production and operation of tools, machinery, and their products. Topics include heat transfer, fatigue and fracture, wear, tribology, hydraulics, pneumatics, plasticity, strain analysis, and aerosol technology.
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SMOOTHED PARTICLE HYDRODYNAMICS; FLUID STRUCTURE INTERACTION; INTERFACE CONDITIONS
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Antoci, Carla; Gallati, Mario; Sibilla, Stefano
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