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solving stationary solver after each time step

Posted 9 sept. 2020, 13:44 UTC−4 Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), API 3 Replies

Jason Collins
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Hello guys

I'm trying to model a solid that's moving through a steady background field in a background flow, I want to take into account the effect of movement of the solid after each time step so I have to use stationary solver after each time step in order to see how field has changed after solid moved. Note: there is no way to couple this field with the time dependent nature of this physics.

Thank you

3 Replies Last Post 24 sept. 2020, 07:02 UTC−4
Alexis Prel
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Posted: 4 years ago 16 sept. 2020, 07:43 UTC−4

Hi Jason,

Could you expand a little bit more why the coupling is impossible?

My comment is perhaps a bit naïve but it seems to me that you could simply deactivate the term of the background field equation but keep its connexion to the solid to get what you want.

Hi Jason, Could you expand a little bit more why the coupling is impossible? My comment is perhaps a bit naïve but it seems to me that you could simply deactivate the \frac{\partial \cdot}{\partial t} term of the background field equation but keep its connexion to the solid to get what you want.
Jason Collins
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Posted: 4 years ago 17 sept. 2020, 09:43 UTC−4

Hi Alexis,

thanks for reply there is no defined multiphysics for it as I know, I have a standing accoustic wave and a flow in the background but I don't see their connection.

Hi Alexis, thanks for reply there is no defined multiphysics for it as I know, I have a standing accoustic wave and a flow in the background but I don't see their connection.
Andres Garcia COMSOL Employee

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Posted: 4 years ago 24 sept. 2020, 07:02 UTC−4

Hi Jason,

Have you taken a look at this blog post? Perhaps this approach could be adapted to represent your model.

Thanks, Andres

Hi Jason, Have you taken a look at this [blog post](https://www.comsol.com/blogs/modeling-fluid-structure-interaction-in-multibody-mechanisms/)? Perhaps this approach could be adapted to represent your model. Thanks, Andres

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