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No, propMovement is optional for 2-way FSI. It is useful only if you have actuator disks in your FSI case. |
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I am sorry, Professor. I got a little lost. Could you please tell what do we need to do to make 2-way fsi in dafoam using TACS solver? |
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This tutorial uses 2-way FSI: https://dafoam.github.io/v3-pages/mydoc_tutorials_aerostruct_mach_wing.html |
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Hello, Professor. As I understood, we need to use "propMovement: True " to turn on the 2-way FSI. Is that right? But, when I use it, I get the error shown below. Could you please help to resolve this issue?
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