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Changing domain
4 years 10 months ago #2260
by grinver
Changing domain was created by grinver
Hello,
I am somewhat new to NGSolve, so I apologize if my issue is deemed too naive. For my research, I require the simulation of an elastic pipe that contracts and expands through time according to flow density.
I was wondering if there are any tools in that allow me to modify my cylindrical geometry in 3D (from an STL file) over time so that it expands and contracts at the boundaries accordingly.
Thank you
I am somewhat new to NGSolve, so I apologize if my issue is deemed too naive. For my research, I require the simulation of an elastic pipe that contracts and expands through time according to flow density.
I was wondering if there are any tools in that allow me to modify my cylindrical geometry in 3D (from an STL file) over time so that it expands and contracts at the boundaries accordingly.
Thank you
4 years 10 months ago #2261
by joachim
Replied by joachim on topic Changing domain
Hi,
we cannot modify the geometry within NGSolve, but we can deform the mesh.
Have a look into that tutorial from the last user-meeting by Michael Neunteufel:
the material is here:
ngsolve.org/user-meeting2019/
Joachim
we cannot modify the geometry within NGSolve, but we can deform the mesh.
Have a look into that tutorial from the last user-meeting by Michael Neunteufel:
the material is here:
ngsolve.org/user-meeting2019/
Joachim
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