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Steel plate falling in oil due to graivty
Posted 12 mag 2016, 09:33 GMT-4 Modeling Tools & Definitions, Parameters, Variables, & Functions, Structural Mechanics Version 5.2 1 Reply
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Im trying to simulate a thin steel plate dropping through oil due to the force of gravity.
Currently I'm using the laminar flow, solid mechanics and moving mesh module, and whilst the model solves for pressure and velocity, the steel plate doesn't seem to move.
Can anyone provide any incite into why the plate isn't moving. I have added a prescribed displacement to the steel plate, which moves the plate by a function of gravity over time.
The steel plate is initially submerged within the oil, but I would eventually like it to start outside the oil, surrounded by air.
Thanks allot,
Ben
Currently I'm using the laminar flow, solid mechanics and moving mesh module, and whilst the model solves for pressure and velocity, the steel plate doesn't seem to move.
Can anyone provide any incite into why the plate isn't moving. I have added a prescribed displacement to the steel plate, which moves the plate by a function of gravity over time.
The steel plate is initially submerged within the oil, but I would eventually like it to start outside the oil, surrounded by air.
Thanks allot,
Ben
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8 years ago
Hi Ben,
Throughout your trial of COMSOL Multiphysics you have access to full technical support. You can submit your question directly to our COMSOL experts at uk.comsol.com/support/case/. They will then be able to provide some detailed advice to help with your work.
Regards,
Rob
COMSOL UK
Throughout your trial of COMSOL Multiphysics you have access to full technical support. You can submit your question directly to our COMSOL experts at uk.comsol.com/support/case/. They will then be able to provide some detailed advice to help with your work.
Regards,
Rob
COMSOL UK