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PRJ-4713 | Natural Hazards Research Summit 2024: Fluid-Structure Interaction with ALE-SSM: A New Approach to Simulate Structural Responses to Fluid-Induced Loading
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Kalliontzis, D (2024). Natural Hazards Research Summit 2024: Fluid-Structure Interaction with ALE-SSM: A New Approach to Simulate Structural Responses to Fluid-Induced Loading. DesignSafe-CI. https://doi.org/10.17603/ds2-tnyd-xn35

Authors
Data Type(s)Poster
Natural Hazard Type(s)Hurricane/Tropical Storm
Date of Publication2024-06-12
Awards
NSF Award CMMI | 2129782 | National Science Foundation
Related Work
Keywordsfluid-structure interaction, two-phase flow, wave impact, wind loading, Navier-Stokes, Force-based element
DOI10.17603/ds2-tnyd-xn35
License
 Open Data Commons Attribution
Description:

Fluid-structure interaction (FSI) phenomena involve coupling between the laws of fluid and structural mechanics. Many of these phenomena are encountered in civil infrastructure, including the interaction of coastal structures with high wind and waves generated by hurricanes. ALE-SSM is a multi-physics computational framework that integrates skeleton-based structural models into FSI domains while preserving the physical geometry of the structure. A unique capability of ALE-SSM is that it enables fluid and structural domains to be discretized independently to meet domain-specific resolution needs.

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