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i want to mesh a large volume of fuel inside a tank. which kind of element should i use? is there any special way to mesh the fluid component? Thanks
Hi Toan,
It is based on your modelling approach. For ALE approach, you can use solid elements and assign /MAT/LAW37 (for air and water).
Another approach is to model using SPH elements.
For ALE approach, there are examples in our Help Menu.
Please check this webinar which describes on Fluid Structure Interaction (FSI) solutions with RADIOSS : http://www.altairuniversity.com/getting-started/fluid-structure-interaction-fsi-solutions-with-radioss-free-recorded-webinar/
Thank you
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