Finite Element Solution of Fluid- Structure Interaction Problems
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Finite Element Solution of Fluid-Structure Interaction Problems
Gordon C. EverstineNaval Surface Warfare Center, Carderock Div.
Bethesda, Maryland 2081718 May 2000
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Fluid-Structure Interaction
Exterior Problems: Vibrations , Radiation and Scattering,
Shock Response
Interior Problems: Acoustic Cavities, Piping Systems
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Structural Acoustics
Problems: Radiation and Scattering (Time-Harmonic and Transient)Fluid-Loaded VibrationsAcoustic Cavities (e.g., Tanks, Pumps)Fluid-Filled Piping System Dynamics
Approaches: Finite ElementFinite Element/Boundary ElementFinite Element/Infinite ElementDoubly Asymptotic Approximations (DAA)Retarded Potential Integral Equation (Transient)
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Large-Scale Fluid-Structure Modeling Approaches
• Structure– Finite elements
• Fluid– Boundary elements– Finite elements with absorbing boundary
• Infinite elements• ?c impedance
– Doubly asymptotic approximations (shock)– Retarded potential integral equation (transient)
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Exterior Fluid Mesh383,000 Structural DOF 248,000 Fluid DOF
631,000 Total DOF
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Structural-Acoustic Analogy
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Fluid-Structure Interaction Equations
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Fluid Finite Elements
• Pressure Formulation– Ee = 1020Ge, ρe=Ge/c2, Ge arbitrary– Direct input of areas in K and M matrices
• Symmetric Potential Formulation– uz represents velocity potential– New unknown: q=∫ p dt (velocity potential)– Ge=-1/ρ, Ee=-1020/ρ, ρe =-1/(ρc2)– Direct input of areas in B (damping) matrix
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Finite Element Formulations of FSI
Displacement Pressure Velo. Pot.
Fluid unknown Total disp. ps qs = ∫ps dt
Fluid DOF/pt. 3 1 1
Coef. matrices Symmetric Nonsymmetric Symmetric
Spurious modes Yes No No
F-S interface cond. MPC Matrix entry Matrix entry
+ 3-variable formulations
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Displacement Formulation• Fundamental unknown: fluid displacement (3 DOF/point)• Model fluid domain with elastic F.E. (e.g., elastic solids in 3-D,
membranes in 2-D)• Any coordinate systems; constrain rotations (DOF 456)• Material properties (3-D): Ge≈0 ⇒ Ee=(6ε)ρc2, νe=½-ε, ρe= ρ,
where ε=10-4
• Boundary conditions:– Free surface: natural B.C.– Rigid wall: un=0 (SPC or MPC)– Accelerating boundary: un continuous (MPC), slip
• Real and complex modes, frequency and transient response• 3 DOF/point, spurious modes
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Displacement Method Mode Shapes
0 Hz
Spurious
1506 Hz
Good
1931 Hz
Spurious
1971 Hz
Good
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Helmholtz Integral Equations
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Matrix Formulation of Fluid-Structure Problem
Structure: Zv = F - GAp
Z = (-ω2M + iωB + K)/(iω)
Fluid: Ep = Cvn + pi
F-S Transformation: F = GFn, vn = GTv
Coupled Equations: (E+CGTZ-1GA)p = CGTZ-1F + pi
Velocity: vn = GTZ-1F - GTZ-1GAp
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Spherical Shell With Sector Drive
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Added Mass by Boundary Elements
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Frequencies of Submerged Cylindrical ShellMode N M L F.E. B.E. Approx.
1 1 0 0.00 0.00 0.002 2 1 1.13 1.13 1.113 0 1 1.63 1.44 1.384 3 1 1.79 1.81 1.775 4 1 3.61 3.67 3.576 1 1 4.44 4.26 4.227 4 3 4.81 4.82 4.708 3 3 4.94 4.93 4.829 5 1 6.31 6.38 6.1810 5 3 6.83 6.86 6.67
N=circumferential, M=longitudinal, L=radial (end)
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Low Frequency F.E. Piping Model
• Beam model for pipe• 1-D acoustic fluid model for fluid (rods)• Two sets of coincident grid points• Pipe and fluid have same transverse motion• Elbow flexibility factors are used• Adjusted fluid bulk modulus for fluid in elastic pipes
E=B/[1+BD/Est)]• Arbitrary geometry, inputs, outputs• Applicable below first lobar mode
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Planar Piping System: Free End Response
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Needs
• Link between CAD model and FE model• Infinite elements• Meshing (e.g., between hull and outer fluid
FE surface• Modeling difficulties (e.g., joints, damping,
materials, mounts)• Error estimation and adaptive meshing
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References
• G.C. Everstine, "Structural Analogies for Scalar Field Problems," Int. J. Num. Meth. inEngrg., Vol. 17, No. 3, pp. 471-476 (March 1981).
• G.C. Everstine, "A Symmetric Potential Formulation for Fluid-Structure Interaction," J.Sound and Vibration, Vol. 79, No. 1, pp. 157-160 (Nov. 8, 1981).
• G.C. Everstine, "Dynamic Analysis of Fluid-Filled Piping Systems Using Finite ElementTechniques," J. Pressure Vessel Technology, Vol. 108, No. 1, pp. 57-61 (Feb. 1986).
• G.C. Everstine and F.M. Henderson, "Coupled Finite Element/Boundary ElementApproach for Fluid-Structure Interaction," J. Acoust. Soc. Amer., Vol. 87, No. 5, pp. 1938-1947 (May 1990).
• G.C. Everstine, "Prediction of Low Frequency Vibrational Frequencies of SubmergedStructures," J. Vibration and Acoustics, Vol. 13, No. 2, pp. 187-191 (April 1991).
• G.C. Everstine, "Finite Element Formulations of Structural Acoustics Problems,"Computers and Structures, Vol. 65, No. 3, pp. 307-321 (1997).
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