Dear All, I'm trying to solve a case where fluid is acting as a force on a open tank. I've read the NX nastran 8 Advanced Dynamic analysis User's guide, about Virtual fluid mass. And searched for some more information about MAT10 en Mfluid parameters in NX nastran quick reference guide. I found some more information on this forum : https://community.plm.automation.siemens.com/t5/NX-CAE-Forum/Modelling-Water-in-129-Transient-Simulation/td-p/20541 Is it correct that setting up (with the NX GUI) this perticular case in NX advanced simulation is not possible? It would be very helpfull for me to have a some sort of example about setting up this kind of cases. Siemenx NX8 - Teamcenter 8.5 Windows 7

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NX nastran simulating fluid in an open tank using NLstatic 106

Thread starter Bart1992
Start date Nov 5, 2015

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Nov 5, 2015

Bart1992

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Dear All,

I'm trying to solve a case where fluid is acting as a force on a open tank. I've read the NX nastran 8 Advanced Dynamic analysis User's guide, about Virtual fluid mass. And searched for some more information about MAT10 en Mfluid parameters in NX nastran quick reference guide.
I found some more information on this forum :

https://community.plm.automation.si...-Water-in-129-Transient-Simulation/td-p/20541

Is it correct that setting up (with the NX GUI) this perticular case in NX advanced simulation is not possible?

It would be very helpfull for me to have a some sort of example about setting up this kind of cases.

Siemenx NX8 - Teamcenter 8.5 Windows 7