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The purpose of this paper is to investigate the problem of weak parting coupling between incompressible fluids and shell structures that can develop large displacements. For this, a code computational model with formulation based on the finite element method (FEM) for analysis of incompressible flows in arbitrary Lagrangian-Eulerian description (ALE), which is coupled to an existing dynamic analysis program.
In this work a positional FEM approach for the dynamic shell modeling considering the geometric nonlinearity was coupled to an FEM based methodology for the simulation of Newtonian fluids in ALE description using quadratic order elements for velocity and linear for pressure. In addition, a coupling proposal without the need of coincidence of the nodes of the domains accompanied by a scheme of dynamic movement of the fluid network based on the use of an auxiliary mesh with cubic order elements was successfully implemented.
For the consideration of the geometric nonlinearity of shell structures, a formulation described in positions that does not interpolate rotations as degrees of freedom was employed. This technique proved to be robust and capable of simulating dynamic instability problems.
The treatment of the fluid by means of the mixed formulation, or pressure-velocity, with stabilization by means of the Streamline Upwind Petrov-Galerkin (SUPG) technique proved to be quite suitable for the simulation of laminar flows, producing satisfactory results and in accordance with the literature.
fluid-structure interaction, arbitrary lagrangian-eulerian description, incompressible flows, nonlinear geometric analysis, partitioned coupling
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