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Yes, but you'd need to split a volume out to do this (or use a Body of Influence). Read up on volume decomposition.
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If you want to add a body force you will then require some momentum source terms which can be done either via UDF or with Fluent Expressions. × Please Login to Report Topic
OK, I see. Thank you so much, Kremella !
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Thank you for your reply. Because I want to know surfaces after deformation. Actually, there is no change of thickness in the postprocessing figures.
nnYou can check the Vector Display for Principla stress plot to see the stress-direction:nnnnRegards,nAshish Khemkan
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That is on the movable top cylinder (as per your image above) apply a remote displacement (moving it done and fixing it in the other directions) placed on the contact surface of the rigid body (surface between rigid body and sheets). On the fixed one (bottom cylinder) do the same on its contact surface, but this time fixing all directions.
considering the blades only. I applied sample forces and i get the result.
