Dam-Break Analysis using 3DEXPERIENCE Platform – Fluid Dynamics Engineer Role – Lesson 3

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Dr. Neeraj M P, CFD Simulation Engineer Sep 19th, 2024

In lesson 2 we learned about setting up the model, Physics definition, mesh generation and setting up initial condition. In this lesson we will go through setting up the output request and running simulation.

Before going into simulation, please check the output request. The parameters we want as output can be requested in this section. Click on output request and then click on feature manager in the top right of assistant. The feature manager shows all model and scenario setups that have been defined. Double-click on output 1 which is generated by default. Please note that for the whole model field output is created. Make sure that multiphase and ‘VOL_ FRAC’ is checked.

Before going into simulation, run the model and scenario checks to confirm there are no errors in the simulation setup. Click on the model and scenario check in the assistant (single tick mark) for the same. The check will be processed, and it will show that model and scenario checks are completed with a green arrow. Click ‘ok’ then.

Moving on, the simulation must be carried out now. Click on simulate button on the top of assistant as shown in figure below. The simulation window will be open now. The prime advantage of fluid dynamics engineer is the cloud computing facility. You can run the simulation in cloud using by default available 16 core (for more core, you must purchase tokens) or else by making use of maximum cores available in your system. Click ‘ok’ then and simulation starts now.

The simulation starts and it will take some amount of time to acquire cloud resources based on the speed of your internet connection. You can monitor different errors and residuals with respect to time in the plots section. Now wait for completion. The advantage of cloud computing is that you can close the simulation window and check after some time in the simulation status button in assistant (left to model and scenario checks). Also, you can stop the simulation in between by clicking on ‘stop’ button.

After completion, you can close the simulation window and click on results for the post processing.

Lesson 3 is finished.

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AUTHOR: Dr. Neeraj M P, CFD Simulation Engineer

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