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Squeeze filme damping in FSI

Posted 2 avr. 2014, 05:48 UTC−4 0 Replies

Edoardo Trabaldo
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Hello everyone,

I was wondering if the Fluid-Structure Interacxtion module would be suitable to simulate the squeeze film damping effect?

To be more precise: Im simulating a vibrating cantilever in air environment and considering I am in the micrometer scale I need to take into account the damping due to squeeze film, my idea was to use the FSI module to calculate the damping ratio and use it as a raw parameter in the damping of a normal Solid Mechanics simulation. Does anyone know if FSI take into account squeeze film effect?

Another way I tried is the thin-film damping but I can´t make it work, any suggestion?

Thank and all the bests,

Edoardo.
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