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📰 "A Navier-Stokes-Peridynamics hybrid algorithm for the coupling of compressible flows and fracturing materials"
arxiv.org/abs/2504.11006 #Physics.Comp-Ph #Dynamics #Cell

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arXiv.orgA Navier-Stokes-Peridynamics hybrid algorithm for the coupling of compressible flows and fracturing materialsModeling and simulation of fluid-structure interactions are crucial to the success of aerospace engineering. This work addresses a novel hybrid algorithm that models the close coupling between compressible flows and deformable materials using a mesoscopic approach. Specifically, the high-speed flows are described by the gas-kinetic scheme, which is a robust Navier-Stokes alternative solver built on the molecular kinetic theory. The deformation, damage, and fracture of materials are depicted using the bond-based peridynamics, which serves as coarse-grained molecular dynamics to construct non-local extensions of classical continuum mechanics. The evolution of fluids and materials are closely coupled using the ghost-cell immersed boundary method. Within each time step, the solutions of flow and solid fields are updated simultaneously, and physics-driven boundary conditions are exchanged for each other via ghost cells. Extensive numerical experiments, including crack propagation in a pre-cracked plate, subsonic flow around the NACA0012 airfoil, supersonic flow around the circular cylinder, and shock wave impacting on the elastic panel, are performed to validate the algorithm. The simulation results demonstrate the unique advantages of current hybrid algorithm in solving fracture propagation induced by high-speed flows.

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For the five cases here, the integrals can be calculated exactly, although they turn out to be piecewise functions.
The equivalent dynamic response curves now look somewhat complicated and are here.

It is difficult to explain the meaning of these curves to someone who is unfamiliar and it took me a while to figure out what they related to. Even then, explaining them to others is equally challenging.

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The #DynamicResponse for periodic loading is quite widely known and looks like this, where beta is the ratio of the forcing to natural frequencies and xi is damping ratio.

When the two frequencies are close (beta is around 1) then you can get resonance occuring and this can be hazardous as the dynamic deflections are so much larger than their static equivalents. Fmax is termed the #DynamicMagnificationFactor.
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