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The lattice Boltzmann cellular automaton method has been successfully extended for analysis of fluid interactions with a deformable membrane or web. The hydrodynamic forces on the solid web are obtained through computation of the fluid flow stress at the moving boundary using the lattice Boltzmann method. Analysis of solid boundary deformation or vibration due to hydrodynamic force is based on Newtonian dynamics and a molecular dynamic type approach.
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Aidun, C.K., Qi, D.W. A New Method for Analysis of the Fluid Interaction with a Deformable Membrane. Journal of Statistical Physics 90, 145–158 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1023299617476
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