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- the subdirectory _MBDyn_ contains the model of the cantilever. The model uses the _gravity_ force to define how the structure is loaded
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- the subdirectory _MBDyn_ contains the model of the cantilever. The model uses the _gravity_ force to define how the structure is loaded
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- the subdirectory _dummy_ contains the dummy solver which sends 0 forces and reads the displacements.
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- the subdirectory _dummy_ contains the dummy solver which sends 0 forces and reads the displacements.
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- CSM-1 and 2 are considered _static_ and CSM-3 _dynamic_, in the paper. CSM-1 and 2 are simulated with a high _structural damping_ and the final tip displacement is read as static deformation. CSM-3 used a very low _damping_ so that if is possible to estimate the frequency
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- CSM-1 and 2 are considered _static_ and CSM-3 _dynamic_, in the paper. CSM-1 and 2 are simulated with a high _structural damping_ and the final tip displacement is read as static deformation. CSM-3 used a very low _damping_ so that if is possible to estimate the frequency
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- __how to run__:
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- __how to run__:
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- open 2 shells
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- open 2 shells
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- in one go to _current-case_/MBDyn and type `mbdyn-esm-adapter -f ../copnfig.json`
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- in one go to _current-case_/MBDyn and type `mbdyn-esm-adapter -f ../config.json`
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- in the other go to _current-case_/dummy and give `./runFluid`, which calls python3 and the dummy solver, which simply reads the displacements at the interface
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- in the other go to _current-case_/dummy and give `./runFluid`, which calls python3 and the dummy solver, which simply reads the displacements at the interface
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- The script `./Allclean` cleans the case
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- the script `./Allclean` cleans the case
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- Some analyses of the results are contained in the directory _results_ a _jupyter-notebook_ reads some data from previous simulations
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- some analyses of the results are contained in the directory _results_. A _jupyter-notebook_ reads some data from previous simulations
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### FSI
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### FSI
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- the subdirectory _MBDyn_ contains the
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The FSI test-cases put together some of the elements seen in CFD and CSM cases.
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- the subdirectory _Fluid_ contains the
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- TODO: how to run
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- the subdirectory _MBDyn_ contains the cantilever model
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- The script `./Allclean` cleans the case
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- the subdirectory _Fluid_ contains the OpenFOAM model
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- TODO: analysis of the results |
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- open 2 shells pointing to the root of the current case
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- the structural symulation starts with `mbdyn-esm-adapter -f config.json`
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- the CFD simulation starts by giving `./runFluid` (or `./runFluid -parallel` for a parallel computation)
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- the script `plotDisplacement.sh` is a _gnuplot_ script to plot the y tip displacement
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- the sctipy `plotConv.sh` is a python script that plots the convergence error and the number of iterations of the coupled simulation
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- the script `./Allclean` cleans the case
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- some analyses of the results are contained in the directory _FSI_. Some _jupyter-notebooks_ read some data from the directories where the simualtions are run |
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