Turek & Hron FSI3 solid-calculix #300
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| *INCLUDE, INPUT=turekflapcurved.msh | |||
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What does the "curved" part mean here?
It would be nice to document this case in the README.md of the turek-hron-fsi3/ directory.
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It was just a personal tag for the different meshes that I've been used.
I will rename it.
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Where does the log-solid come from? I don't see this in the run.sh.
In any case, when calling rm, it is a good idea to call it as rm -f, so that it does not complain when the file is not there.
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My bad! The log-solid came from the batch script of the cluster. I will update the run.sh file.
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The run.sh and clean.sh files are not marked as executable at the moment. Please do chmod +x run.sh clean.sh.
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Alright, I don't know why it was not adopted.
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Did you at any step compress these files into a .zip? I have noticed in the past that this removed file permissions.
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Running this case, I get:
ERROR: Data with name "Force" is not defined on mesh "Solid-Mesh". Please add <use-data name="Force"/> under <mesh name="Solid-Mesh"/>.
Note that this case now uses stress instead of force. This will probably need a bit of work to convert, but it should be doable.
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That is right, I have to dig a bit deeper for this. But first I would like to get the case running.
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Don't hesitate to ask for help, this is almost there and we could merge it soon! 😄
The CalculiX files from my successful FSI3 case with OpenFOAM and CalculiX.
It has to be noted, that the z-direction from the mesh is smaller than the one from the tutorial case with deal.ii.
Also, there may be some differences regarding the OpenFoam side. I can upload those too.