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General Mechanical

Simulation of two fluids for Tensile strength

    • ronakmrunwal
      Subscriber

      Hello Sir,

      I was successful, with the previous advice given to me in regards to VRML and STL.

      I have a new doubt related to my simulation problem.

      I had these two CFD simulated fluid strands, as can be seen in the figure. I created the solid geometry, covering the volume of the fluid using SpaceClaim. Now I want to perform static structural analysis on these fluids. During 3D printing of any part, there is always porosity that exists between the fluids. But in my case If I want to perform the simulation of tensile test on these fluids, I have to maintain a contact like glue between the fluid interface, so that as the simulation starts I want to see two layers detaching like glue. I am confused about how to provide a porosity type of contact between the fluids. I am new to Ansys, please help.

      Any help, in this case, would be appreciated.

      In case of more information please let me know. I will be happy to share them


      Thank you,


      Best Regards,

      Ronak

    • Rob
      Ansys Employee
      Fluids don't have a tensile strength, so I think you should be looking at Mechanical. You'd assign a contact region between the volumes but I don't know enough to comment on details.
      Moving to Structural for more help.
    • ronakmrunwal
      Subscriber
      Hello Sure. thank you.

    • ronakmrunwal
      Subscriber
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      I hope you are doing well. I dropped my question in structures as well. there was no reply for it. Any other way to get the doubt cleared?
    • Rob
      Ansys Employee
      You posted it less than 24 hours ago, so try being patient. I'd also suggest not posting multiple times in different places, it's against the rules and likely to annoy people.
    • ronakmrunwal
      Subscriber

      Sure. I will take care of it, Rob. thank you for your message.
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