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FSI and Turbulent Flow

Posted 29 juin 2010, 10:38 UTC−4 Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) Version 3.5a 3 Replies

Ahmad Jamal
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I am trying to use the turbulent k-epsilon model in the chemical engineering module with fluid-Structure Interactions (FSI). Since my problem is an FSI case with turbulent fluid flow, I must use turbulent model with the FSI feature. While trying to solve the problem, It gives a message
"Error: 6250
Failed to evaluate variable Jacobian.
- Variable: T_x_chns2
- Geometry: 1
- Boundaries: 16,17,42,47"

Kindly guide me if I am not selecting the modules properly or not coupling it propoerly. Kindly suggest what should I do. The file is attached for reference.
Thank you
3 Replies Last Post 5 mai 2011, 10:54 UTC−4
Danial Tz
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Posted: 1 decade ago 29 juin 2010, 16:45 UTC−4
Look at the boundary loads in solid mechanics module. It is written -T_x_chns2 which should read -T_x_chns I assume.
Look at the boundary loads in solid mechanics module. It is written -T_x_chns2 which should read -T_x_chns I assume.
Alois Pfenniger
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Posted: 1 decade ago 2 mars 2011, 07:06 UTC−5
Hi,

did you suceed in implementing FSI and Turbulent Flow? I am facing the same problem...
For the simple Navier-Stokes application mode (ns), the application variable for Total Force per Area is T_xi. In chns, there is only T available, described as Total Force per Unit Area. I therefore tried T_chns, for all 3 directions (x,y,z), but I still get the same error message.

Failed to evaluate variable
- Variable: T_chns

Any suggestion? Thanks.
Hi, did you suceed in implementing FSI and Turbulent Flow? I am facing the same problem... For the simple Navier-Stokes application mode (ns), the application variable for Total Force per Area is T_xi. In chns, there is only T available, described as Total Force per Unit Area. I therefore tried T_chns, for all 3 directions (x,y,z), but I still get the same error message. Failed to evaluate variable - Variable: T_chns Any suggestion? Thanks.
Buckeye Solver
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Posted: 1 decade ago 5 mai 2011, 10:54 UTC−4
Anyone had good luck to solve this problem?
Anyone had good luck to solve this problem?

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