Dynamic analysis of fluidstructure interaction problems with modal methods using pressure-based fluid finite elements

The present paper deals with numerical developments performed in the finite element code ANSYS in order to produce coupled fluid-structure dynamic analysis with pressure-based formulation, using modal and spectral methods. Enhancement of the modelling possibilities within the ANSYS code is carried o...

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