Thank you Dave for your kind reply. I was able to start running the simulation without any errors. However, I have noticed that the simulation has not returning any results after 2 days and seems to be stuck somewhere, I am not sure if this has something to do with the remeshing as a result of the m...

Hi Dave, Hope you have been doing well. I am trying to run a new simulation using the same inp file and with a slightly different inlet and mesh size. I have been getting the following error from the line where it reads the temporal and spatial wall file. I was wondering if you know how to address t...

Hi Dave, Thanks a lot, that error and some others were resolved when I deleted that tabs. I tried running the corrected code and got the following error. It seems that there is a problem with the node index, but I am not sure whether this mismatch is between the volume and surface mesh or with the ....

Hi Dave, I changed the line that defined the "Temporal and spatial values file path" in line 170, but I am still getting the same error regarding the bct.vtp file not being provided. I am attaching the latest version of my inp file. Please let me know if you have any suggestions to address this. Tha...

Hi Vijay, Thank you very much for your reply. I edited the dat file to incorporate the GlobalNodeID and that error was resolved. However, I am receiving this error now about the inlet BC in the mesh equation although the Temporal and spatial values file path is defined for the inlet. DEBUG-INFO: At ...

Hi David, Thank you! It worked after I deleted the tab in the inp file. Regarding the mesh domain 2, since this is a moving boundary simulation, we only have a fluid domain 1 here. I was wondering if a mesh domain 2 for solid should be defined in this case as well. I am getting the following error n...

Hi David, Please find the inp file attached along with the inflow BC. Please note that in this model, the wall, inlet and outlet surfaces move in time and a separate dat file is defined for prescribing the motion of each of the surfaces. I could not attach the .inp and .flow format, so the formats a...

Hello, I am trying to run a moving boundary simulation with an unsteady inlet flow using svFSI. I have defined the inlet flow in a file in the following format: <NumberOfTimePoints> <NumberOfFourierCoefficients> <Time_1> <Flow_1> <Time_2> <Flow_2> . . . <Time_NumberOfTimePoints> <Flow_NumberOfTimePo...

Thank you!

Hi David,

Thank you for your response.
May I ask if I can do that using SVFSI?

Best,
Mehrdad