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Boundary Pressure Calculation for FSI

Open svchb opened this issue 1 year ago • 2 comments

  • add optional offset
  • use Bernoulli Equation to obtain dynamic pressure contribution

With the new BernoulliPressureExtrapolation on the right side image

Depends on #599

svchb avatar Apr 18 '24 08:04 svchb

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codecov[bot] avatar Apr 18 '24 10:04 codecov[bot]

The boundary density is calculated by the inverse_state_equation with extrapolated fluid pressure. Wouldn't it have a similar effect if you pass a background_pressure to the state_equation for the boundary model?

That is, the pressure is extrapolated from the fluid, but the density is tuned by the artificial state_equation with background_pressure.

Have you tried this? Or did I miss something?

LasNikas avatar Jun 17 '24 08:06 LasNikas