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Dear
sir/mam,
Currently I am using Hypermesh for vehicle damper simulation. I am stuck after doing surface mesh where i dont know how to set the boundary condition for cfd mesh and set the inflow, outflow and wall of the damper. Please help me to solve this problem. Thank you.
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It is not straight forward to setup a shock absorber, as it involves advanced features like mesh motion and it time consuming/ineffecient to do over a forum like this.
It might be best to visit a training at local Altair office and then try to setup.
can know the overall flow how it is going to workout??
can i get any example of model using the same application. I couldn't find one at online
I do not have any public model for shock absorber. Sorry.
You could first go through few tutorials that have mesh motion setup. They will help to understand basics that could be implemented for your schock absorber.
See tutorials below in your AcuSolve Help.
\HW2018\acusolve\win64\doc\Altair_AcuSolve_2018_Tutorial_Manual.pdf
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