Fluid-structure Interaction
Fluid-Structure Interaction is a multiphysics phenomenon in which the mechanical behavior of a deformable or movable structure is dynamically coupled with the flow characteristics of an adjacent or surrounding fluid, distinguished by the mutual influence and interaction between the fluid dynamic forces and the structural response.
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